dtourolleandClaude Opus 5.5
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A recording of a live event crashed partway through: when its short Akamai token expired, the proxy's stale-alias check swapped the recording's mapping to the most recently registered deferred stream, of any content. Segment requests were then built against the wrong CDN path, returned 403, and ffmpeg exited, splitting the recording into several files. Proxy: - Never swap URN-backed livestreams; they refresh themselves from the API. Only consider swap candidates with the same URN. Recording lifecycle: - Complete a recording once its stream has been gone from the API for 5 minutes (broadcasts can end before ValidTo). - Fail a recording still waiting for its stream after ValidTo (or 12h after ValidFrom) instead of retrying forever. - Wait for a DVR window whose start= is still in the future instead of starting ffmpeg against a 400/404. - Keep the original start time across restarts; don't mark a recording failed on shutdown cancellation. Growing .ts recordings: - ffmpeg writes MPEG-TS (-c copy -copyts) to stdout and the plugin appends it to one file per recording, so restarts continue the same file and timeline. - The Recordings folder lists any recording with a file on disk, not only completed ones. - In-progress recordings are exposed as infinite streams reading through a new endpoint that follows the growing file (same pattern as Jellyfin's DVR), so they can be watched from the start like a livestream buffer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>