Each ts file is 5 seconds long, with a size of 2 mb each. A 512kb/s connection should be able manage and stream it without any hickups.
If one has a maxBufferLength say of 30 seconds, and one starts the player at say minus 30 seconds "livetime", the player will try to buffer up to 30 seconds.
When doing so, the player will load almost all ts files in the first playlist. For instance 20.ts, 21.ts 22.ts, 23.ts. Could be more or less.
The problem is that the player loads all of them at the same time.
Now if the user is on a low speed connection, say 1024kb/s the problem becomes obvious.
Rather than putting a priority on the next ts.file and load it in time before the previous file has finished playing the player would choke the internet connection completely, by loading 3-4 files asynchronously at the same time.
Instead of needing 512kb/s you now need an internet connection of 2-2.5 mb/s to load a 512kb/s stream.
So my question is, how can I force hls.js to never load more than 1 ts file at the same time?
Is there a configuration option for this?
