This sample allows you to explore the two MediaPlayer APIS which control live delay - setLiveDelay and setLiveDelayFragmentCount.
The first takes the desired delay in seconds. The second takes the delay in terms of fragment count. If you use both together, setLiveDelay
will take priority. If you set neither, the default delay of 4 segment durations will be used. Note that using either method will not result in the
offset exactly matching the requested setings. The final achieved delay is a function of the segment duration, when the stream is requested
with respect to the segment boundaries, as well as the amount of data the source buffers need to begin decoding.

Enter the URL to a live (dynamic) stream manifest :

Set the live delay at stream start-up using one of the three possible methods:
Default
Fragment Count
Enter the desired value for setLiveDelayFragmentCount in number of fragments
Time in seconds
Enter the desired value for setLiveDelay in seconds

Playhead seconds behind live:
Buffer length:

Wall clock time
: