Safari is not able to demux Ogg natively and can not play Vorbis
at all. So your best bet is to offer a second stream that is a
transcode to AAC or MP3.
On 15 Jun 2020, at 3:55, Kurt Fitzner wrote:
> I am having a terrible time getting an iPhone to connect to my stream.
> I am trying to connect through just a normal web browser (Safari) to my
> icecast 2.4.4 server. When I connect to the web page, the iphone
> doesn't see the <audio> tag on the stream. I think safari
doesn't
> recognize application/ogg as a mime type, which is what icecast 2.4.4's
> web server puts on it. When I try and link directly to the stream, the
> best I can get is the message where Safari asks me if I want to download
> public.ogg.
>
> The streaming app I am using supports vorbis and opus but neither work.
> Here is my ogg mount:
>
> <mount>
> <mount-name>/public.ogg</mount-name>
> <stream-name>Public</stream-name>
> <stream-description>Public
broadcast</stream-description>
> <max-listeners>100</max-listeners>
> <genre>Public</genre>
> <type>audio/ogg</type>
> <subtype>vorbis</subtype>
> <public>1</public>
> <hidden>0</hidden>
>
>
<dump-file>/etc/icecast2/recordings/public_%F-%H%M%S.ogg</dump-file>
> </mount>
>
> Is there a trick for iPhone?
>
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