Support Browsers · nanocosmos Documentation

The low-latency nanoStream h5Live Player runs on all full-featured HTML5 browsers including

Safari 10,11,12,13 on iOS, iPadOS and macOS
Chrome 54 and higher on desktop and mobile
Firefox 48 and higher
Edge
Internet Explorer 11 (starting Windows 8.1)

For Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 7, H5Live player contains a Flash player fallback for RTMP.

Issues on specific systems

Generally nanoStream H5live player support in a certain browser depends on the availability of the involved technologies, codecs and formats. For Windows, macOS and Android:

HTML5 Video
Web Sockets
Media Source Extensions
Support for fMP4, H.264 Video, AAC Audio

On iOS, nanoStream H5Live uses a unique version of HLS which works plugin-free on all Safari versions starting iOS 10.

On some Android-based mobile devices, the default browser is a stripped-down version not featuring all HTML5 elements. For example, the Samsung Internet browser is rather based on Chromium than Chrome. This results in differences regarding the support of certain technologies, codecs and formats. See here for more info

The Samsung Internet Android browser is one example, where the HTML5 Media Source Extension is missing or disabled, one of the key HTML5 technologies.

We have been able to confirm that the MSE feature can be enabled through

internet://flags

in version 6.4, while the default was 'disabled'. In version 7(.2) this flag has been removed while the default seems to be 'disabled' still. We are ongoing monitoring Samsung Internet progress.

The nanoPlayer setup call is returning a specific error message in case that the browser does not support one of the required technologies.

Setup Error: "This browser does not fully support HTML5 and H5Live.

Supported are:

Chrome >=54 (Windows, macOS, Android)

Firefox >=48 (Windows, macOS, Android)

Microsoft Edge (Windows), Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 (at least Windows 8)

Safari (macOS & at least iOS 10)."

player.setup(config).then(function (config) {
    console.log("setup success");
}, function (error) {
    alert(error.message);
});