We discussed that currently the HLS feed is generated in realtime.
A solution is needed that allows for adaptive playback speed.

I see this exists (certainly in v 0.10

Closing.

This is actually done in the front-end natively. This issue is about generating the speed in the back-end.

Ok, on my test camera ( Dublin camera with h265 ) it seemed to work as expected. When I chose 2x speed , it plays 2x speed.

This is actually done in the front-end natively. This issue is about generating the speed in the back-end.

Thinking about this today for some reason. I imagine what you see here is that, from recordings at least, we could have quite an efficient process to play only a small number of I-Frames. That's quite interesting from an Evercam perspective.

I was searching HLS Trick Play and I saw this link
https://docs.unified-streaming.com/documentation/package/trickplay.html

which mentions
https://docs.unified-streaming.com/documentation/package/trickplay.html

which links to the HLS spec for Jpeg Thumbnails
https://dashif.org/docs/DASH-IF-IOP-v4.2-clean.htm#_Toc511040840

I keep these notes here as much for my memory as I always thought that HLS reduced to jpeg chunks was an interesting idea for streaming our Cloud Recordings