Add support for frameTimeout option #39
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This adds a frameTimeout option that can be passed a Duration. The option is expected to be used with streams where isLive=true, so that there is a timeout between receiving frames. If no new frame is received for the given timeout duration, the stream is automatically reloaded.
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Implements the request from #36.
This adds a
frameTimeoutoption that can be passed a Duration. The option is expected to be used with streams whereisLive=true, so that there is a timeout between receiving frames. If no new frame is received for the given timeout duration, the stream is automatically reloaded.We have been using this in our desktop app to get streams to reload after the machine entered sleep mode and it has worked very well for the past (almost) two months.