- Player: match webplayer.online's proven mpegts.js live-sync config
(deep 30-90s buffer, 45s target latency, 1.1x catch-up). The upstream
delivers in bursts with multi-second gaps (measured up to ~6s); the
deep buffer rides over them so 4K HEVC plays smoothly.
- Hub: on subscriber buffer overflow, cleanly disconnect the client so
it reconnects and resyncs from a TS packet boundary instead of
dropping bytes mid-stream (which corrupted alignment / sync_byte).
- Enlarge per-client buffer (256 -> 2048 chunks).
- Refresh real1.m3u from upstream.
Replaces the FFmpeg -> MediaMTX -> HLS pipeline with a raw MPEG-TS
fan-out architecture:
- Go stream.Hub holds ONE upstream connection per active channel and
broadcasts the raw TS bytes to all connected browsers via /ts.
The IPTV provider only ever sees one IP (the server), no matter how
many viewers are watching (shared single-channel model).
- Frontend uses mpegts.js to play the raw TS in-browser via MSE,
fixing HEVC/H.265 4K streams that HLS could not package.
- Dropped FFmpeg, MediaMTX, RTMP/RTSP, HLS proxy, playback/ingest
modes, the OBS source toggle, and FFmpeg health stats.
- UI look preserved (fullscreen video, collapsible sidebar, status
bar, upstream-down banner, hourly playlist auto-refresh).
Tradeoff: loses iOS Safari (no MSE/mpegts.js); fixes desktop/Android
playback of both H.264 and H.265.
FFmpeg -> MediaMTX -> HLS relay with runtime-configurable modes:
- PLAYBACK_MODE: standard (mpegts), fmp4 (HEVC), llhls
- INGEST_MODE: rtmp, rtsp
- INGEST_AUDIO_MODE: aac, copy
- Hourly playlist auto-refresh from upstream URL
- Fullscreen video UI with collapsible sidebar, upstream-down banner
- Same-origin HLS proxy for HTTPS deployments
Tagged as the last HLS-based version before the mpegts.js (v2) rework.
