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Hi, i am having problems playing my live streams/VOD from Azure Media Services in Power App.
In my Power App, I added the Video control from Insert>Media.
and then I set the Media property to my Streaming URL, with the stream url inside a double quote.
Instead of the video playing i got this error message:
"the video playback was aborted due to a corruption or because the video used features that your browser didn't support 0x20400003".
I tried my App on Edge and Chrome browser but i got the same error.
Thank you for any suggestion to resolve this :)
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Yes, the video plays in the link you sent. I have 2 videos in my Media service assets. One of the video plays in my power app but the other shows the error message.
The one that plays in my power app has both video and audio. Whereas the other that shows the error has only video
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Could be a player specific issue. A lot of players require an audio track for the clock to rate the video.
I recall we did some custom work in the Azure Media Player to support video only tracks playing back. It's likely your primary issue.
Try a few other players out there on the market to confirm. Try using some of the players here - http://philcluff.co.uk/players/index.html
Also, make sure you are using the right format tag /manifest(format=m3u8-cmaf) for HLS or /manifest(format=mpd-time-cmaf) for DASH
Details on dynamic packaging and different manifest formats for HLS and DASH players is here - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/media-services/latest/encode-dynamic-packaging-concept
Thanks for your response. I can preview the video (the one without audio) in azure. But i actually want the video to be played in my Power App for the user to see. The recorded video is supposed to be video only it shouldn't pick up audio. That's why there is no audio in the recorded video.
I don't know how to bring in a 3rd party video player on Power Apps. I am still new to Power Apps.
I was thinking if there is a way to add a silent audio track to this video assets in azure media service so that i am able to play it in power app.
It looks like the reason for the error is as a result of no audio. Since the one with audio does not have issues
IIf I recall, we may be inserting a silent audio track in our built in presets. Have you tried the ContentAwareEncoding built in preset in a Transform already?
.No i haven't tried it because the encoding is done on my raspberry pi and not on Azure Media Service.
Ah, you could probably add a silent audio track on the Pi using FFMPEG directly as well. Might want to check that first. Keeps costs down.
I tried it out and i was able to play the video in power apps. Thank you very much:)
Can you attempt to play the video in the Azure Media Player demo page at https://ampdemo.azureedge.net/ and see if that works? If it does not, then the issue is not related to the Power App.