This page can help you inspect the results of the transmuxing to mp4 files performed by videojs-contrib-hls. It's still a bit tricky to create a MSE-compatible fragmented MP4. We've had luck with Bento4 and ffmpeg. If you have both of those utilities installed, you can create a working MP4 like this:

ffmpeg -i movie.ts -vn -codec copy -absf aac_adtstoasc movie-audio.mp4
mp4fragment --track audio --fragment-duration 11000 movie-audio.mp4 movie-audio.m4s

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Inputs

The input with the checked radio box will be loaded into the player on this page.

M2TS Input

Your original .TS or .AAC segment:

Remux output into a single output?

Otherwise, output only: Video Audio

Recreate the Transmuxer & MediaSource for each file open?

MP4 Input A working, MP4 version of the underlying stream produced by another tool:

Codecs:

Comparison

A diff of the structure of the two MP4s will appear here once you've specified an input TS file and a known working MP4.

Transmux Analyzer

Inputs

Comparison

Structure

videojs-contrib-hls

Working