We do this in the dynamic case, and I think we've seen
a few GitHub issues where developers do this and don't
understand what they've done wrong (because the failure
comes later).
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=163688557
Also don't detach any attached player in release() to prevent a possible
NullPointerException if ImaAdsLoader.release() runs first, then the MediaSource
is released and detaches the player. This is safe because if the loader was
attached it's guaranteed to be detached.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=163673750
There's no way to represent a beta in our integer versioning
scheme. I propose we just set it the same for all betas + the
stable release. The versioning for the demo app isn't that
important, so I've just put it directly to 2.5.0 as well.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162749130
SKIPPED can't be handled as CONTENT_RESUME_REQUESTED because after skipping an
ad there may be further ads to play in its ad group.
Remove workaround for handling unexpected playAd without stopAd, as the player
can instead recover when IMA sends CONTENT_RESUME_REQUESTED. This in turn fixes
handling of the case where playAd is called twice but IMA expects only the
first ad to play, when skipping a particular ad. (Add an ad tag where this
occurs to internal samples.)
Check whether a currently playing ad has been marked as played in
ExoPlayerImplInternal, and handle this case as a seek. This ensures that any
loaded ad periods are discarded in the case of CONTENT_RESUME_REQUESTED.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162610621
When an ExtractorMediaSource is used in a concatenation, and
probably when using repeat modes, it needs to produce multiple
ExtractorMediaPeriods during usage. Currently we fire a
source info refresh every time a new ExtractorMediaPeriod
instance prepares, which triggers ExoPlayer.EventListener's
onTimelineChanged method. In nearly all cases the timeline is
unchanged after the first ExtractorMediaPeriod is prepared.
This change suppresses these no-op changes.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162484234
- Drop minimum version to new RTMP min version
- Publish the extension
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162477200
A content period just before a postroll ad group with all ads played
was not being marked as the last media period in the timeline period.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162471919
Store playWhenReady when playAd is called, and restore it if necessary when the
content resumes.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162471616
This is the first step towards facilitating Cast integration to ExoPlayer.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162366198
Remove assertions in pauseAd()/playAd(), which can fail if events are delivered
after detaching the player, and log warnings instead.
Use whether IMA has sent CONTENT_PAUSE_REQUESTED/CONTENT_RESUME_REQUESTED to
determine whether we pause/resume the AdsManager, matching the IMA
documentation.
Also clean up use of player.isPlayingAd vs playingAd.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162364751
When resetting a SampleQueue, by default the upstream format
is not cleared. This is necessary for progressive playbacks,
since (a) the formats never change, and (b) the extractors
only output them once. So when a seek occurs, it's necessary
to clear all sample data from the queue, but retain the current
upstream format.
Uniquely for HLS, the media in a SampleQueue that we may read
from can be in a format not supported by the consuming renderers.
We clear all the sample data from the queue in this case, but
not the upstream format. Since we have an optimization that
allows the upstream format to be read in advance of another
sample being written into the queue, this can result in an
unsupported format being read by a consuming renderer. This
change ensures the upstream format is correctly cleared in the
problematic case.
Issue: #3079
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162360267
This chunk source retuns SimpleSampleMediaChunks based on the data definition
of a FakeAdaptiveDataSet.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162351688
The default behaviour stays the same as Clock.DEFAULT == SystemClock. And it
enables bandwidth measurements in tests with simulated clocks.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162350852
All implementations of SequenceableLoader already implement this method.
Moreover, all composite media periods contained an exact copy of an
implementation that now moved to CompositeSequencableLoader.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162349083
The FakeClock allows to simulate timing behaviour including sleep time
for test cases.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162345258
Currently the renderer is only ready when the input stream has more data to
read. Actual renderers, however, are also ready as long as their output buffer
contains some audio/video samples to play, roughly corresponding to the fact
that the playback time hasn't reached the timestamp of the last buffered
sample. Added a isready flag to FakeRenderer to simulate this behaviour.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162343074
This is possible to do without passing the player instance to
custom action providers through their constructors, given we
no longer have a MuteActionProvider. Passing the player through
the constructors generalizes better to such cases, however, so
feels like the right thing to do.
It's also possible to use generics and keep passing the player
instance via the CustomActionProvider methods, but this adds
some unnecessary complexity.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162333043
Extensions can perform additional actions whenever data is read (e.g. sleeping
to simulate bandwidth restrictions).
Additionally, the factory class can also be overwritten and allows to set the
FakeDataSet later in case it is not available right away.
Moreover, this class now also uses a transfer listener similar to all real data sources.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162326000
The position returned by getContentPosition() could be C.TIME_END_OF_SOURCE.
Fix the content position stored in MediaPeriodInfos for postroll ads to be the
duration of the containing period.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162322339
Note: Wont work quite yet; we need to actually do a
release for the instructions to become effective.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162220939
The value is automatically set at creation and allows simpler access to the
faked data position within the source.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162218095
This class defines the data of an adaptive media source. It currently has
chunks of equal length and size corresponding to the declared average bitrate
of the Formats.
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162208008
We currently read at most 5 packets at a time from the
extractor input. Whether this is inefficient depends on
how efficiently the underlying DataSource handles lots
of small reads. It seems likely, however, that DataSource
implementations will in general more efficiently handle
fewer larger reads, and in the case of this extractor
it's trivial to do this.
Notes:
- The change appears to make little difference in my
testing with DefaultHttpDataSource, although analysis
in #3040 suggests that it does help.
- This change shouldn't have any negative implications
(i.e. at worst it should be neutral wrt performance). In
particular it should not make buffering any more likely,
because the underlying DataSource should return fewer
bytes than are being requested in the case that it
cannot fully satisfy the requested amount.
Issue: #3040
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=162206761
