- Change 'compile' configuration (deprecared) to using 'implementation'
and 'api' configurations instead.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187311778
The non-dynamic media source has a strict subset of features of the dynamic one and
thus can be replaced.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187299432
Without child sources, the timeline can't possibly updated again within the
current looper message. Thus, we can send the empty timeline immediately.
This fixes a recently introduced flakiness in the test.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187295700
ClippingMediaSource provides a timeline where the period and window have the
same start/end positions, so when clipping a child timeline with a non-zero
offset between the window and period it is necessary to clear the offset then
apply the offset to the start/end positions used in the ClippingMediaPeriod.
Also add a message to clipping exceptions.
Also fix adjustment of seeks to the start of the clipped view.
Issue: #3888
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187292506
This is achieved by adding a BaseMediaSource which keeps a reference count of the
number of times the source has been prepared and forwards to the actual implementations
only once, such that only minimal changes are needed for each media source.
Issue:#3498
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187186691
Up to now we use a boolean "preventListenerNotification" to suppress updates
while other operations are still in progress. This ensures, for example, that
only one initial timeline is issued even for multiple child sources.
As soon as we allow to reuse the same instance, it becomes increasingly difficult
to manage this manual listener notification suppression. Therefore, this change
schedules an update as a new message on the playback thread immediately after the
current message. This way, we also ensure that all simultaneous updates within one
looper message iteration are reported together.
Issue:#3498
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187180342
The util package is, in practice, for things that are misc enough
to not warrant their own package. If something is deserving of a
package, it's IMO best placed somewhere else (I know you could
argue it's a util, but you could argue that about almost anything
else as well).
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=187010018
Allow the position to jump on receiving the first presentable input buffer,
if and only if the buffer timestamp differs significantly from what was
expected. This prevents a stuck buffering case for streams that are thought
to start at t=0, but actually start at t=large_value.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=186990214
The waiting for a ConditionVariable to be false was replaced by a
CountDownLatch whose count is asserted to be one. The timeout of a
ConditionVariable doesn't work in Robolectric unless someone is
manually increasing the SystemClock time.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=186003125
If an exception is thrown in an IMA callback it crashes the process with lots of
logging from WebView (including several stack traces, etc.). This change wraps
ImaAdsLoader code that might throw, skips any remaining ads (as the errors are
not recoverable, in general) and notifies a new load error callback so that the
application can implement its own handling. The intention is to make the loader
robust to unexpected requests from IMA and avoid crashes.
Also handle IMA loading an ad in an ad group that has no available ads. In rare
cases IMA will try to load an ad for which an error was previously notified, so
this drops those load requests allowing playback of the content to continue.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185985850
All media periods are part of a queue of windows buffered and played by
ExoPlayer. When repeating windows, the current MediaPeriodId is insufficient
to distinguish between the repetitions of the same period. This makes it hard
to see to which media period load events belong to, and it is also difficult to
determine whether two media periods belong to the same logical window or
whether they are part of different repetitions of the same window.
Therefore this change adds a unique sequence number to each window in the
sequence of windows and this sequence number is saved as part of the
MediaPeriodId.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185829509
Also added comments for all existing devices for easier reference.
Issue:#3835
Issue:#3236
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185661900
Also make ad group skipping more robust. After calling onError for an ad, IMA
will sometimes trigger an ad group load error, so this needs to be handled in a
way that allows some ads to be loaded already for the ad group.
This change also fixes calculation of the expected ad index to take into account
whether the position is being faked to trigger loading an ad or is the actual
player position.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185655844
Releasing the player released the internal playback thread once renderers were
released. Releasing a MediaPeriod queued a Loader.ReleaseTask on the loading
thread which would post back to the playback thread. If the playback thread had
been quit by the time this happened, the release task wouldn't be run.
Release on the loading thread instead of the playback thread. This avoids
needing to block releasing the player until the loading threads have ended, and
ensures that release tasks will run eventually. As part of this change,
ExtractorMediaPeriod's call to Extractor.release will now run on the loading
thread (which means that all Extractor methods are called on that thread) and
other cleanup in ReleaseCallback will run on the loading thread instead of the
playback thread.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185651320
There are 4 tests which can't currently be moved:
- DownloadManagerTest explicitly uses the main looper which isn't easily
supported because the test runs on this thread.
- ContentDataSourceTest uses an AssetFileDescriptor which wraps a
ParcelFileDescriptor. It seems Robolectric doesn't correctly forward the
inner wrapped file descriptor leading to NPE.
- CacheContentIndexTest and SimpleCacheSpanTest both work fine with Gradle
but fail with seemingly valid test failures on Blaze.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185366678
If the period uid doesn't match, the update procedure currently doesn't
remove the correct periods. This may cause the player to get stuck or to play
the wrong periods.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=185129503
Allow skipping an ad group when requested by IMA, even if we aren't currently
playing one, to handle cases where no ads in an ad group will load (so IMA
requests resuming content but we never managed to start playing an ad).
Use the known ad group index (rather than the expected one) when handling ad
group load errors. This ensures we skip the right ad group if we notify IMA of
playback errors for every ad in the ad group, then IMA notifies that the ad
group is empty via a load error.
Also make some other miscellaneous small fixes to ads code:
- Avoid warning about unexpected ad group indices more than once.
- Output a warning if the ad count in an ad group decreases.
- Remove unnecessary assertion.
- Fix getting the ad duration for ad indices that haven't loaded yet.
- Allow setting an ad group state to its current value.
- Fix javadoc for setting the ad resume position.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=184831495
