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Originally Posted by cerulean
I think if the live video is taking that long to load, then I would start by opening up the network graph in the browser's web inspector and see exactly where the delay is. Even though the browser can't do anything about it, you should be able to see if it's a TTFB issue, or something else. If it's a TTFB issue, then it's definitely the server crunching and trying some kind of behind-the-scenes logic which is slowing things down. You have to figure out which server is taking so long. If it's something you can control, then you can put breakpoints in the code and monitor that.
If it's a delay with a remote server, then you might need to talk to their tech team to figure it out. You can see the handshake in the browser in real time, and it should be clear what's happening when (from the browser's perspective). After that, you need to do some performance testing on the actual software.
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Thank you again for the info above. I hadn't paid too much attention to the network tab in chrome dev tools but it looks like a useful aid. I have used pingplotter to see the network route sometimes. Perhaps pingdom might be a useful tool to monitor also.
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