Reset mediaElement and mediaPlayer on call to reset when configured #353
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📺 What
Reset mediaElement and mediaPlayer on call to reset when configured with
resetMSEPlayerReset currently does nothing as we normally just attach a new source on failover. This will change that behaviour and create a new mediaElement and player. This is to resolve an issue on certain devices.
Move to using destroy instead of reset on the dash mediaPlayer. This cleans up any memory left around of the player.
🛠 How
Move the teardown logic for resetting the player into a new cleanUpMediaPlayer function and use this for both reset and teardown.
Added a new setting
resetMSEPlayer