Larix Player app analytics for January 4

Larix Player provides real-time media delivery for live streams. This player support the following protocols playback: * SRT in Pull (Caller), Listen and Rendezvous modes * SRT library version 1.5.0 * SLDP * RTMP/RTMPS * Icecast HTTP * Registers as system handler for sldp://, rtmp:// and srt:// links in browsers. * Videowall * HLS and MPEG-DASH playback via ExoPlayer Premium features: * Remove time limit for SRT, RTMP and Icecast playback * Videowall Activate them via Larix Premium subscription, or via Larix Tuner license. New: The SLDP playback is now available as open source Media3 DataSource for ExoPlayer. Check our github repo for more: https://github.com/Softvelum/sldp-media3-exo-plugin The following capabilities are supported for SLDP: * SLDP playback with ABR and sub-second delay * H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC, VP8 and VP9 video codecs * AAC and MP3 audio codecs * Opus audio for SLDP and SRT * AC3 and E-AC3 over SRT (support depends on device model and codecs hardware support) * Secure delivery * Widevine and Playready DRM support for MPEG-DASH with H.264/AVC and H.265/HEVC via ExoPlayer. Try Nimble Streamer media server for a reference implementation. * You may keep playback history as a list of played URLs. * Screenshots support To enable screenshots, go to connections list, and long-tap on your connection and then select "Play (enable FX)". Once asked for more permissions - just enable them too. When you start playback, you can double-tap on the screen to get a screenshot. Read this manual for all details about Player functionality: https://blog.wmspanel.com/2020/03/sldp-player-setup-android.html Read this manual regarding synchronized playback functionality: https://blog.wmspanel.com/2020/02/synchronized-simultaneous-playback-sldp.html Larix Player open source is available for building custom applications and embedding SLDP playback into your apps via Media3 and ExoPlayer. For more information about Larix Player visit https://softvelum.com/player/android/ This software uses ExoPlayer by Google Inc. licensed under Apache License 2.0 for HLS and MPEG-DASH playback.