We introduced truncation to 32 chars in <unknown commit>
and included indent and offset in the calculation. I think this is
technically correct, but it causes problems with the content in
Issue: google/ExoPlayer#11019 and it doesn't seem a problem to only truncate actual
cue text (i.e. ignore offset and indent).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 544677965
(cherry picked from commit e8fdd83558dcb0a4f886c52c8b32e2c1f3637a48)
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Add a timer to end a video stream prematurely in ExtTexMgr
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This has been submitting for more than 1.5hrs. "This presubmit is running slowly because you have been throttled by Build Queue due to using too much of your Product Area's quota."
adding NO_SQ as this is a pure rollback
PiperOrigin-RevId: 539135970
(cherry picked from commit 5c29abbbf4d2fb7c7770bcc79a1027c532f7b96e)
Add `HlsMediaSource.Factory.setTimestampAdjusterInitializationTimeoutMs(long)` to set the timeout for the loading thread to wait for the `TimestampAdjuster` to initialize. If the initialization doesn't complete before the timeout, a `PlaybackException` is thrown to avoid the playback endless stalling. The timeout is set to zero by default.
This can avoid HLS playback endlessly stalls when manifest has missing discontinuities. According to the HLS spec, all variants and renditions have discontinuities at the same points in time. If not, the one with discontinuities will have a new `TimestampAdjuster` not shared by the others. When the loading thread of that variant is waiting for the other threads to initialize the timestamp and hits the timeout, the playback will stall.
Issue: androidx/media#323
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 539108886
(cherry picked from commit db3e662bdc17945acbe835120806b6aa597dee8a)
The sample timestamp carried by the emsg box can have a significant delta when comparing to the earliest presentation timestamp of the segment. Using this timestamp to intialize the timestamp offset in TimestampAdjuster will cause the media sample to have a wrong adjusted timestamp. So we should defer adjusting the metadata sample timestamp until the TimestampAdjuster is initialized with a real media sample.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 538172841
(cherry picked from commit f4bf376e891bb0326b4c569cecec825e870aec92)
When initiated by MediaController, it should be possible for `MediaSession` to pass `MediaItems` to the `Player` if they have `LocalConfiguration`. In such case, it is not required to override `MediaSession.Callback.onAddMediaItems`, because the new current default implementation will handle it.
However, in other cases, MediaItem.toBundle() will continue to strip the LocalConfiguration information.
Issue: androidx/media#282
RELEASENOTES.md modified in cherrypick
PiperOrigin-RevId: 537993460
(cherry picked from commit d9764c18adbc8b1fe23d983f92c68a582394b33a)
Deprecated field `MediaItem.playbackProperties` remains for backwards compatibility, but its type is changed from `MediaItem.PlaybackProperties` to `MediaItem.LocalConfiguration`. The private `MediaItem` constructor will now also take in a `LocalConfiguration` argument instead.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 535648420
(cherry picked from commit 25bf0c6738b6bf58e153a1ddbb0cb29c40501e13)
This change moves the default logic into the actual Player
implementations, but does not introduce any behavior changes compared
to addMediaItems+removeMediaItems except to make the updates "atomic"
in ExoPlayerImpl, SimpleBasePlayer and MediaController. It also
provides backwards compatbility for cases where Players don't support
the operation.
Issue: google/ExoPlayer#8046
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 534945089
(cherry picked from commit 2c07468908fdba9918d33d0f02c6ff872b87fefc)
This helps to highlight that the replaced range doesn't need to have
the same size as before.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 534834917
(cherry picked from commit acb567d5a723102a82afff2eb36f953f203deddf)
This change removes it from `Player.Listener` and `AnalyticsListener`,
use `onPositionDiscontinuity` with `DISCONTINUITY_REASON_SEEK` instead.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 534757426
(cherry picked from commit 5c713feb60bafbf8534cc30c525572bc4c96222b)
Tentative/experimental value to reduce codec timeouts. We will reconsider using a larger limit after seeing whether this really does reduce error rate.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 534491615
(cherry picked from commit 66554b9b686843d4f503833d59717a7717dd4959)
The main interface documentation hasn't been updated substantially
since 2017 and is missing notes for many of its current features and
requirements.
Also change the recommendation for implementors from BasePlayer to
SimpleBasePlayer to ensure new classes are more likely to cover all
of the interface requirements.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 534027117
(cherry picked from commit 6de6bd9c4f23b87427b7d2c4cb2c330aef5fba49)
In terms of MCVR with a `VideoRendererEventListener`, the video size is set to
0/0 right after `onVideoDisabled()` is called and is set to the actual size as
soon as the video size is known after 'onVideoEnabled()`.
For ExoPlayer and in terms of the `Player` interface, `Player.getVideoSize()`
returns a video size of 0/0 when `Player.getCurrentTracks()` does not support
`C.TRACK_TYPE_VIDEO`. This is ensured by the masking behavior of
`ExoPlayerImpl` that sets an empty track selection result when the playing
period changes due to a seek or timeline removal.
When transitioning playback from a video media item to the next, or when
seeking within the same video media item, the renderer is not disabled.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 533479600
(cherry picked from commit 2a6f893fba763077cae85b0255d6bd05f0887709)
This allows us to avoid needing a reference to the VideoFrameProcessor, which
can be especially difficult if an App only has a reference to the
VideoFrameProcessor.Factory it passes into Transformer/ExoPlayer.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 533205983
(cherry picked from commit 25fa2df2dedf45e8a060ee28324460429b9bb279)
JaCoCo introduces private synthetic methods (even on interfaces) which
have to be skipped when checking that a 'forwarding' implementation does
forward everything. Instead we can use the existing `getPublicMethods()`
method which implicitly skips these (since they're private).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 533130932
(cherry picked from commit 620b9e15403b5138e7b3f44194b10e5ae7f72a8c)
Use `Format.buildUpon()` and `setXXX` instead.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 532840625
(cherry picked from commit 538524e579496aa75469ddd8fea76a963236da42)
Have the FinalShaderProgramWrapper / VideoFrameProcessor texture
output access textures provided through a texture pool, that
recycles used textures.
Also, add the TexturePool interface to generally re-use textures.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 532754377
(cherry picked from commit 94efcd7917ad5c175aac52280ee82f054d24a953)
Use Kotlin Charsets from the `kotlin.text` package, the `java.nio.charset.StandardCharsets` or the `com.google.common.base.Charsets` instead.
#minor-release
PiperOrigin-RevId: 532469103
(cherry picked from commit 1061135cfd68dec4d2e073c1ca9e08d57b5c6875)
This methods allows to replace single items or a range of items directly
without using separate operations for add and remove. The advantage is
more readable code for apps and the potential for player
implementations to optimize this process (e.g. only replace values
without interrupting playback).
The current change just introduces the API with its default behavior.
The default logic will be removed again in the future in favor of
better logic in the Player implementations.
Issue: google/ExoPlayer#8046
PiperOrigin-RevId: 532151471
(cherry picked from commit b1cfeb04a0e9a1e0f08917e621bd40968db68c01)
Allow the VideoFrameProcessor to output multiple textures at a time, so that
lifetime of textures is up to the consumer calling VFP.releaseOutputFrame.
The FinalShaderProgramWrapper also has a new maxCapacity limit added, to ensure
the a reasonable amount of textures is used and avoid using up memory.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 532094256
(cherry picked from commit 07ec1eaa480146942e8019a1db25661201a2f3e0)
Tone-mapping an HDR video with MediaCodec on sm-s908u1 was timing out.
The reason for that is that the decoder was dropping frames, and the
ExternalTextureManager was therefore never propagating the end-of-stream
signal.
There was already a workaround for a similar issue but restricted to
sm-f936b. Removed the model check as the bug is probably present on more
devices.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 530639437
