GPAC version 2.0-rev2.0.0+dfsg1-2

We are making stream, consequently feeding MP4Box with new video-fragments
```
MP4Box -dash 10000 -dash-ctx ./stream/context.txt  -rap   -profile dashavc264:live  \
-mpd-refresh 6 -dynamic -bs-switching no \
 -segment-timeline -url-template -time-shift 5 \
./chunks/segment_0001.mp4#video ./chunks/segment_0001.mp4#audio -out ./stream/live.mpd 
```
Everything is working good, except that fact, that MPD manifest grows very quickly.
Hour after it weighs 9 megabytes, which causes video freeze.
On the other hand, when I use Nginx to stream MPD, it keeps manifest size about 25 kilobytes.

Currently I don't see any workaround, except cleaning  it from time to time. But, perhaps, there is some option to keep size in reasonable borders? 


MPEG-DASH manifest size grows like avalanche
This is a GitHub Issue
repo:gpac
owner:gpac
Title : MPEG-DASH manifest size grows like avalanche
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GPAC version 2.0-rev2.0.0+dfsg1-2

We are making stream, consequently feeding MP4Box with new video-fragments
```
MP4Box -dash 10000 -dash-ctx ./stream/context.txt  -rap   -profile dashavc264:live  \
-mpd-refresh 6 -dynamic -bs-switching no \
 -segment-timeline -url-template -time-shift 5 \
./chunks/segment_0001.mp4#video ./chunks/segment_0001.mp4#audio -out ./stream/live.mpd 
```
Everything is working good, except that fact, that MPD manifest grows very quickly.
Hour after it weighs 9 megabytes, which causes video freeze.
On the other hand, when I use Nginx to stream MPD, it keeps manifest size about 25 kilobytes.

Currently I don't see any workaround, except cleaning  it from time to time. But, perhaps, there is some option to keep size in reasonable borders? 


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