Imported from GitHub PR https://github.com/google/ExoPlayer/pull/5462
Pull request for the following issue: #5421
Merge d9d88b079c4ca0533a836b2715a65b924babbb89 into a73819162751116acd3863cf5473b0ff78fac805
PiperOrigin-RevId: 232335113
This combines all the different listeners in ExoVideosPlayerV2 into one and
moves the PlaybackLogger class towards ExoPlayer's AnalyticsCollector with
the same purpose.
In the future this allows two things:
1. Gradually move LogginClient implementations to AnalyticsListener to
prevent custom event forwarding.
2. Using ExoPlayer's QoE extension (which is also an AnalyticsListener).
PiperOrigin-RevId: 232321182
When calling releaseSource(), all pending messages will be removed. That means
that all action-on-completion callbacks which are somewhere in flight are
just dropped without being called. This change adds code to keep track of the
current state of each callback to allow all of them being called when the
source is released.
Issue:#5464
PiperOrigin-RevId: 232312528
This change enables transitioning to/from different Storage
implementations, to allow experimentally enabling (and if
necessary, disabling) SQLiteStorage. All that's left to do
is the final wiring to turn it on
PiperOrigin-RevId: 232304458
If there is data after the last samples in the container, we may request
continue loading after the last samples have been read but before the load has
completed. In this situation the buffered position is returned as
Long.MAX_VALUE, which prevents continuing loading, yet the media period is not
treated as fully buffered because its buffered position is not
C.TIME_END_OF_SOURCE.
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We can keep the reading media period and continue playing if we haven't read
beyond the new duration. Otherwise, we can keep the period, but need to reset
the renderers as we already read too far.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 231406252
It better describes what the class does. More importantly, we've had
inconsistent class names since we added offline support, for which we
added ProgressiveDownloader ("ExtractorDownloader" doesn't make any
sense). We could really do with aligning the names for clarity.
(Sorry)
PiperOrigin-RevId: 231387268
This requires to prepare the media source and the periods in a small helper similar
to the metadata retriever. It also gets rid of the need to have abstract protected
methods to load the manifest, to extract the track groups and to convert to stream keys,
as this can now be handled by the media period.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 231385590
Currently, we remove all variants if none of the stream keys contains any
variants. This causes HlsMediaPeriod to throw exceptions as it expects at least
one variant.
Change it to support master playlists without variants.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 231385547
Converting a single track selection to stream keys is only possible if the output
is independent from other track selections being made.
This is not the case for DASH and HLS embedded track groups which should select the
already selected primary track if possible (and thus needs to know whether a primary
track group is selected).
Also, update the test method to take a period index.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 231385490
The way it is currently, it's very unclear that an operation on the
version table will correctly belong to a transaction in code such as
this, taken from DefaultDownloadIndex:
writableDatabase.beginTransaction();
try {
writableDatabase.execSQL(...);
versionTable.setVersion(...);
writableDatabase.setTransactionSuccessful();
} finally {
writableDatabase.endTransaction();
}
This change explicitly passes the database, to make it obvious that
the operation will really go into the same transaction:
writableDatabase.beginTransaction();
try {
writableDatabase.execSQL(....);
VersionTable.setVersion(writableDatabase, ...);
writableDatabase.setTransactionSuccessful();
} finally {
writableDatabase.endTransaction();
}
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Float output is only possible from API 21, but the high-res int
to float conversion path was checking for 32-bit PCM not float
output capability.
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This will allow CachedContentIndex to start using database
storage without us having to change the SimpleCache and
CachedContentIndex constructors to require a Context or a
DatabaseProvider.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 230884501
If are allowing changing durations of periods, we shouldn't use the end position
of clipped content as part of the id as it may change. This change moves the end
position back to MediaPeriodInfo and adds the next ad group index to the id
instead to ensure we still have unique ids for all content parts.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 230878389
The combination of pre-16 API levels accounting for ~0.5% of the device
population, and that the most important components in ExoPlayer (e.g.
the MediaCodec renderers) have always required API level 16, mean it's
very unlikely this will negatively impact on anyone.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 230701808
