This is needed for several use cases:
- ExtractorSampleSource with option to play both embedded and out-of-band
subtitles.
- HLS multi-audio and out-of-band-webvtt.
- Migrate demo app to use new APIs.
- Add multi-track support for ExtractorSampleSource case.
- Add multi-track support for SmoothStreaming use case.
The final step is to add support back for the DASH use case and
delete MultiTrackChunkSource. This is blocked on multi-period support
landing, in order to prevent a horrendous merge conflict. We also
need to update HLS to expose sensible track information.
Issue: #514
When ChunkSource implementations implement multi-track for DASH and SS,
format selection will move inside of ChunkSource. If we, for example, fail
to query the decoder to determine which tracks are playable, we need an
opportunity to fail (i.e. say we're not prepared, so that maybeThrowError
is called, from which we can throw).
This may go away in the future if we remove the distinct preparation step
and treat tracks/formats as things that can change dynamically, but for now
this is what we have.
Issue #514.
Fix reading the first slice flag, which before could cause a read out of bounds
if the NAL unit started at the end of the buffer.
Handle non-VCL NAL units by flushing a pending sample when starting to read one.
multi-track support upstream to the ChunkSource interface.
This change does not yet make use of the newly exposed APIs. This
will come in a subsequent CL.
Issue #514.
- Currently all subtitles we parse contain timestamps relative to the sample
timestamp, however we add the sample timestamp in inconsistent ways (sometimes
in the Subtitle, sometimes in the SubtitleParser). This change converges on
a single approach. It also paves the way for passing absolute offsets to use
instead, and being able to apply them in a consistent way in a single place
(PlayableSubtitle). This functionality will be required for ISO 14496-30 TTML
embedded subtitles.
Issue: #689
- Parse all attributes that may exist in either the AdaptationSet or
in the child Representation elements at both levels.
- Correctly infer TYPE_TEXT for Representation elements whose mimeType
is application/mp4 and whose codecs attribute indicates a known text
codec type.
Issue: #689
Remove MPEG TS stream filtering based on AudioCapabilities.
Pass AudioCapabilities to MediaCodecAudioTrackRenderer so it can choose between
passthrough/raw and decoding for AC-3 tracks.
- Generalize rendererEnabledFlags to be selected track indices through
ExoPlayerImpl/ExoPlayerImplInternal.
- Selecting an out-of-bound track index (e.g. -1) is equivalent to
disabling a renderer prior to the generalization.
- A prepared TrackRenderer that exposes 0 tracks is equivalent to a
TrackRenderer in the STATE_IGNORE state prior to the generalization.
Issue #514.
On NVIDIA Shield, recreated passthrough AudioTracks have incorrect playback head
positions, due to shared state with the previously destroyed passthrough
AudioTrack. Calling AudioTrack.flush() before AudioTrack.release() ensures this
state is cleared.
This is a safe change so I have not made it a device-specific workaround. The
combined time for flush and release is less than 10 ms (with flush normally
taking less than two ms).
Everything I've seen that uses ExoPlayer sets it to true, and
setting it to false is poorly supported / likely to result in
bad initial A/V sync after each seek.
Both FragmentedMp4Extractor and WebmExtractor now invoke seekMap() with
SeekMap.UNSEEKABLE if there isn't an index in the stream, so DASH playbacks
will end up printing this warning every 5 seconds or so. This is obviously
not desirable, so this CL just removes the warning! The alternative would
have been to print a warning if the value is anything other than UNSEEKABLE,
but it doesn't really seem worth it.
This is useful to allow playback of individual segments from a
DASH stream as regular fmp4 files. These segments don't typically
contain a segment index. For playback to start, we need to invoke
seekMap with the UNSEEKABLE index. We do this if we haven't seen
a segment index when we encounter an mdat box (if one were present,
it would have been located earlier than this point).
