This allows seek operations in files that were previously unseekable, particularly those with variable bitrate (VBR) or constant bitrate (CBR) with silence frames.
New samples for tests were created by adding silence frames to existing narrowband and wideband versions.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 665349241
The CL adds another way of writing editable video
tracks where the samples will be interleaved with the
primary track samples in the "mdat" box.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 665313751
This uses a 'bundled' extractor (`SubtitleExtractor`) because
`MediaParser` doesn't support transcoding subtitles to
`application/x-media3-cues`. This transcoding is required to support
non-legacy subtitle handling where they are parsed during extraction,
instead of during rendering.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 665282298
In order to support building with `gradle` a new `build.gradle` file was added together with `Android.mk`, `Application.mk`, and `libiamf.mk` necessary for local builds with NDK.
After this change, IAMF files may also be played in the ExoPlayer demo built locally (without blaze).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 664841684
This is only used as part of legacy subtitle decoding. If any apps are
using it directly (rather than via `DashMediaSource` or `SsMediaSource`)
they probably need to enable legacy decoding in `TextRenderer` to avoid
playback failures.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 663740343
The method currently has two ways of operating with a complicated
contract:
1. outputBuffer == null -> sets a new outputBuffer and starts
draining it as far as possible.
2. outputBuffer != null -> continues draining a previous buffer,
requires that the input parameter is the same as outputBuffer.
This contract can be made cleaner by splitting the logic into
(1) setting a new output buffer and (2) draining the output buffer.
Only one parameter is needed for each method and there is no
requirement to pass in the same argument as before because we already
know what we are draining. This also means the caller of the method
doesn't have to keep track of the actual outputBuffer, allowing
further processing steps in the future that change the drained
instance.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 663316251
This makes it clearer that the part inside and outside the parentheses
are clearly different, and not "just" a reference to `Player.Events`.
Specifically this syntax is showing that the function has a `Player`
"receiver", **and** is a function from `Player.Events` to `Unit`.
https://kotlinlang.org/docs/lambdas.html#function-types
PiperOrigin-RevId: 663293405
This makes the class available to custom MP4-parsing implementations,
while also allowing it to be used by `muxer` in future.
'Box' is the term used throughout the ISO 14496-12 spec, while the
'Atom' nomenclature was used in an earlier form of the spec
(Quicktime).
This change moves it from `extractor.mp4.Atom` to `container.Mp4Box`,
to be consistent with existing MP4-specific types in the `container`
module like `Mp4TimestampData`.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 663274752
The audio mixing is not deterministic on real device testing because of
threading, but runs deterministically on robolectric tests
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