I'm working on a music player for the browser. The sources for the audio have been loading properly until today when they suddenly began to load really slowly, and sometimes not at all. I keep getting this error:
net::ERR_SPDY_PROTOCOL_ERROR 206
I've googled around and apparently, it's not from my code or the HTML5 audio. I also found out that it only occurs in Google Chrome, as I've tested the player in Firefox and Opera Mini and it works fine. All of the posts I've seen also say it's a Chrome issue, but they have no permanent or totally effective solutions I'm afraid. Has anyone here experienced this? What is the solution, please?
A lot of people on multiple none dev oriented forums have also complained about encountering this issue when trying to load media on some popular websites, so I understand this isn't a code question per se, but this is no doubt an issue that a dev would encounter during development, so I'm hoping someone here can help me. Any help is appreciated guys!
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it's a 206 http code which is just partial content delivered over SPDY aka HTTP2 these days. Where the package gets interrupted is hard to tell. Check your server logs it also could be you ISP, a proxy and so on.
All it says is that you didn't get the whole information. you could try and analyse it with wireshark I am not sure it is a good starting point I would rather check my server configurations if I have size / transfer limits by using smaller files etc.