AWS Stale Playlist Detector
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The Stale Playlist Detector (SPD) is a tool to monitor live HLS origin endpoints for changing playlists.
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- Protocols & Transport›Adaptive Streaming
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AWS Stale Playlist Detector is cataloged in Protocols & Transport and Adaptive Streaming. Its topics include HLS, monitoring, playlist, streaming, and origin.
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