Live & DVR

Declare the stream type and the player does the rest. LIVE locks to the live edge: no scrubber, no seek buttons, no time labels — the LIVE chip is the state. LIVE_DVR keeps scrubbing within the seekable window and shows how far behind the edge the viewer is; tapping the chip jumps back to live. Playback speed is hidden for both (meaningless on live).

player.load(
    OGMediaItem.Builder("https://example.com/channel.m3u8")
        .setStreamType(StreamType.LIVE_DVR) // or StreamType.LIVE
        .setTitle("Channel 1")
        .build(),
)

player.liveInfo?.let { info ->
    // dvrWindowMs, atLiveEdge, latencyMs, playheadWallClockMs
}

if var item = OGMediaItem(urlString: "https://example.com/channel.m3u8") {
    item.streamType = .liveDVR // or .live
    player.load(item)
}

if let info = player.liveInfo {
    // dvrWindow, atLiveEdge, latency, playheadDate
}

player.load({
  url: "https://example.com/channel.m3u8",
  streamType: "LIVE_DVR", // or "LIVE"
  title: "Channel 1",
});

const info = player.liveInfo;
// { dvrWindowMs, atLiveEdge, latencyMs, playheadWallClockMs }

Edge behaviour

seekToLiveEdge() jumps to the newest point; the LIVE chip calls it for you.
onLiveEdgeChanged(atLiveEdge) fires as the viewer drifts behind or catches up.
Falling out of the DVR window raises error 6000 BEHIND_LIVE_WINDOW — but only after the SDK has silently retried at the live edge first.