The KeySource now only handles fetching the keys and loading any PSSH
info from the license; it will not handle generating new PSSH info
based on the config.
This will allow the PSSH generation to access to the full
EncryptionConfig so we can add additional options to it.
Issue #756
Change-Id: Ia67387aa3d5ec0d723b7f5f21fc517f64c840393
If the user has the GPAC MP4 tools installed, this will use that to
provide a better, text-based diff of the MP4 files. This makes looking
at test failures much better than just "binary files differ".
Change-Id: Ifdca54c02226a9f0fe9ddcf9c6b28e960e568111
There were several enum types that all were used for key systems. This
combines them into one to make it more clear and only needing to update
one. This also uses a bit field to specify multiple key systems instead
of using a std::vector.
Change-Id: Ia88039835492a5bd47f449ba4b76187046deeec0
The resolution values are uninitialized when parsing AVC decoder
configuration record if it does not contain parameter sets (SPS/PPS),
thus they could contain undefined values.
Fixes#750.
Change-Id: I6d54ec9f8740acd45a67b4b7d69031e097fbacc1
Opening a named pipe can block until both ends are open, and we cannot
control when the other end will be open. Ideally, we would always
open files in a thread so that Packager can be used with piped inputs
from naive applications without a potential deadlock.
This change will defer opening WebVTT files until the parser Run()
method is called from a thread. This way, WebVTT files being sent in
from a pipe will never be able to block the main thread.
Previously, files were opened on the main thread before calling the
parser constructor, passing the open file to the constructor as an
argument. I also tried doing it in the parser's InitializeInternal()
method, but that is also called from the main thread.
Change-Id: I54cc68ed9d48a8dc697829119be84d4065b1ae1c
Under command line flag --mvex_before_trak.
This is needed to workaround Android MediaExtractor bug which
requires |mvex| to appear before |trak|.
Closes#711.
Change-Id: Id41d71af5c0016f59023dda6408bbf502e12ac55
Added --crypt_byte_block, --skip_byte_block to allow users to specify
protection pattern other than 1:9 for pattern based encryption scheme,
e.g. cbcs and cens.
Closes#710.
b/147307451
Change-Id: I9f64a7639170c737f138572689b28d17286325c7
Per https://dashif.org/docs/DASH-IF-IOP-v4.3.pdf 4.4.3.6 Signalling the last segment number in Period, there are three ways to signal the last segment number:
a. Use the lmsg signalling as defined in clause 4.4.3.5.
b. Use the Segment Timeline with @r value greater or equal to 0.
c. Add a Supplemental Descriptor with @schemeIdUri set to http://dashif.org/guidelines/last-segment-number with the @value set to the last segment number.
We do not support (a). This change adds support for (c) when Segment Timeline (b) is not used, i.e. when Representation has constant duration (could be approximate).
Under flag --dash_add_last_segment_number_when_needed (disabled by default).
AV1-ISOBMFF spec is updated recently to use start alignment instead of
end alignment for cbcs:
for the protected scheme cbcs:
- BytesOfProtectedData SHALL start on the first byte and end on the
last byte of the decode_tile structure (including any trailing bits).
- A subsample SHALL be created for each tile, even if its size is less
than 16 bytes.
- ...
cenc protection scheme is not affected.
Closes#698.
Change-Id: Ic83a478fb2602d830c30daf3206a1c2d2c238a08
Remove custom constructors, which is no longer needed with C++11. Use
C++ struct zero initialization instead.
Fixes#686.
Change-Id: I512da9f23a250e8b9ebf8bb8e0a39ad0f822d0d3
Added Dolby Vision backward compatible signalling, i.e. for Dolby Vision
profile 8, both base codec without Dolby Vision and HDR codec with Dolby
Vision are signalled.
This is achieved by using a new MuxerListener implementation
MultiCodecMuxerListener, which wraps multiple child MuxerListeners and
is able to delegate to the child MuxerListeners based on the codecs in
the stream.
Closes#341.
Change-Id: I1967bb1ed503087cdd011c364e5fb5647d516ca4
HLS uses the EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE tag at the start of a live playlist in
order to specify the first segment sequence number. This is because any
live playlist have a limited number of segments, and they also keep
updating with new segments while removing old ones. When a player refreshes
the playlist, this information is important for keeping track of segments
positions.
When the packager starts, it naturally starts this count from zero. However,
there are many situations where the packager may be restarted, without this
meaning starting this value from zero (but continuing a previous sequence).
The most common situations are problems in the encoder feeding the packager.
With those cases in mind, this parameter allows to set the initial
EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE value. This way, it's possible to continue the sequence
number from previous packager run.
Closes#691.
Also updated API keys for both Travis and Appveyor as the previous ones
have expired. And removed shared_library release to avoid confusions.
Fixes#550.
Change-Id: I81b1531a9abb9669be54a2e302346e194d7c363e
Call CRYPTO_library_init to properly initialize crypto engine, which
enables AES-NI (Hardware AES) if it is supported by CPU.
Also added a performance benchmark test.
Closes#198.
Change-Id: I962a2da588d2f4f6cbe00c83ecc9a832db0e6042
Also roll_boringssl.py script is also adjusted to work with latest
boringssl.
Disable ASM compilation on Windows x64 which fails to compile. It also
means there are no HW AES on Windows x64.
Issue #198.
Change-Id: Ib7e8ff506f014c8c733f1882eeeddbe34fa28511
For MP4 files, mp4 parser tries to open and read the same file again
to handle trailing MOOV box.
Open FIFO again may result in packager hang.
Update the code to only attempt to load MOOV for local regular files,
as FIFO and remote files are unseekable anyway.
Fixes#664.
Change-Id: Ib286d2876d202cd5a248ffe70b13589b3cc74bc9
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