Hi Mozilla team & community,
I am facing a persistent video playback issue specifically in Firefox (latest build on Windows 11), while the exact same stream plays fla… (xem thêm)
Hi Mozilla team & community,
I am facing a persistent video playback issue specifically in Firefox (latest build on Windows 11), while the exact same stream plays flawlessly on Google Chrome and VLC media player.
When attempting to stream high-definition HLS live content from my media portal site (https://bidarn.com), the video stalls and buffers every 10–15 seconds. Upon inspecting the Firefox Web Developer Console (Network tab), I notice frequent `NS_ERROR_NET_TIMEOUT` errors during the loading of .ts media chunks, along with occasional CORS flags during concurrent HTTP requests.
I have already completed the following standard troubleshooting steps:
1. Disabled Enhanced Tracking Protection for the domain.
2. Started Firefox in Troubleshoot Mode (Safe Mode) with all extensions turned off.
3. Cleared all cookies, site data, and browser cache.
4. Tested with hardware acceleration toggled ON/OFF.
Unfortunately, the segment fetching latency remains high in Firefox.
Are there specific parameters in `about:config` (such as adjusting `network.http.max-persistent-connections-per-server` or expanding `media.cache_size`) that can optimize how Firefox handles parallel HLS segment fetching?
Any technical guidance or network config recommendations would be greatly appreciated.