VLC seems to generate access units with extra AUDs. In #526, the below
sequence is seen:
AUD | SPS | PPS | SPS | PPS | AUD | SEI | SEI | SEI | IDR_SLICE
Previously we exit early when seeing AUD, which results in delayed
processing of the access unit.
The behavior is changed to continue processing the following NAL units
to workaround the content issue.
Closes#526.
Change-Id: I80f571c0711c6db1337eb393fce36fae5432b6c5
Add hls_characteristics stream descriptor, which is a colon or semi-colon
separated list of strings. It is optional.
Fixes#430.
Change-Id: Ifcf79316e68768ff065891933de565cd0ff32ec4
kFrameSizeCodeTable rows are ordered by 32kHz, 44.1kHz and 48kHz,
which is the reverse of fscod (48kHz, 44.1kHz and 32kHz).
Also updated unittests.
Fixes#487.
Change-Id: Icb0afb8bb895afde0028eee05b403bc85bf7b538
Dump the first 512 bytes of the buffer if container is unknown. This
can help us find out what the actual container is; and fix the
container detection bug if there is.
Closes#505.
Change-Id: I4a8fe5954d0419ef2ccbb9067ec2e9ffe1da417e
Created SubsampleGenerator to generate subsamples.
This is part of the EncryptionHandler clean up to make it more modular
and testable.
Change-Id: I6f4076b057027c72335beb3cbf1965341eb18031
Created EncryptorFactory to set up the encryptors.
This is part of the EncryptionHandler clean up to make it more modular
and testable.
Change-Id: I839bcd8a84fa873396360d67afb540fef1345673
Only Marlin Adaptive Streaming Specification – Simple Profile is
supported.
Two additional updates:
- Remove FairPlay ContentProtection element from DASH mpd as FairPlay
does not define a signaling in DASH.
- Updated end to end test to include all DRMs we support.
Closes#381.
Change-Id: Id12269b471ea34983b782cbd92f687332292ef59
Implemented according to bitstream spec at
https://aomediacodec.github.io/av1-spec/.
It will be used to do AV1 subsample encryption later.
Issue #453.
Change-Id: I84d8a2a780d95f2c9f430ee598838b97474cc0af
This was introduced earlier to indicate FairPlay protection system. But
in fact, it is sufficient to just use the system id for the indication.
- Also updated various parts of the pipeline to support empty PSSH.
- Added an additional FairPlay end to end test using fMP4.
Change-Id: Ica48b7b5235e9a2b5a7f722bcd0fc1ef2073ac13
Note that TTML in ISO-BMFF is not supported yet.
Also updated packager_test.py:
- Added a test using TTML passthrough.
- Computed output extension from input extension unless output_format
is specified.
Fixes#478.
Change-Id: Ia917fc4ed3c326782791ed67601fba02ea28b11d
The time for the previous segment was used when generating the segment
name. This resulted in the first segment being overwritten and
mismatching manifest and media files. It led to playback problems.
Issue #472.
Change-Id: Ia8130ce261585e1a2ede83b26de3e32508de087f
The VP9 level is computed when the container is missing a codec config
or if the level is missing from the codec config.
This fixes VP9 in ISO-BMFF files generated by FFmpeg v4.0.2 or earlier
which does not have level set in the codec config.
Fixes#469.
Change-Id: I685bfd48be16ee6b2209da1c3173f7d6bb02b36a
Implemented per AV1 Codec ISO Media File Format Binding at
https://aomediacodec.github.io/av1-isobmff/
And AOM AV1 codec mapping in Matroska/WebM at
https://github.com/Matroska-Org/matroska-specification/blob/av1-mappin/codec/av1.md
Note that AV1 specific boxes are not supported in this CL, i.e.
AV1 Forward Key Frame sample group entry 'av1f', AV1 Multi-Frame
sample group entry 'av1m' etc are not supported. These boxes are optional.
We will add support later if they are useful to the clients / players.
Encryption is not supported yet.
Issue #453.
Change-Id: I630432d0a9bf82d263ffaf40e57f67fc65eee902
We used to skip all the remaining bytes if the size is less than
|crypt_byte_block| blocks.
This interpretation is incorrect. We should only leave the last partial
16-byte block un-encrypted.
Change-Id: I4f09600efa52e2fdf4d0b661dfc418dcb675f9f6
Renamed "FakeMediaHandler" to "CachingMediaHandler" so that it
is easier to differentiate from "FakeInputMediaHandler". It will
be used as the single method to verify media handler output.
This is part of an effort to find a cleaner way to test media handlers.
Change-Id: Ie391fe23ee3389d13b012ae3093744a453106c19
Negative duration is not allowed, so set the duration of that sample to
an arbitrary small value in case it is needed to decode future samples.
Issue #451.
Change-Id: I9250d71d163f769ea2657d56e108b6dbd583de67
Note that STYLE and REGION are not supported in mp4 container due to
spec limitation as 14496-30:2014 does not specify a way to signal
styles/regions inside mp4.
Closes#344.
Change-Id: I05c14df916f7b2c7ca4364ee9407e0eda4dc7a3f
- Also fixed compilations in Alpine Linux and other flavors of Linux.
- Added container versions in docker files to always use a verified
version.
Closes#164.
Change-Id: I949a8709e4d70c49129c9c2e8608dd78193d964c
In some ISO-BMFF files, there is an initial non-zero composition offset,
but there is no EditList present.
This is against ISO-BMFF spec recommentation [1] and we believe in most
cases it is just missing the EditList.
[1] 14496-12:2015 8.6.6.1
It is recommended that such an edit be used to establish a presentation
time of 0 for the first presented sample, when composition offsets are
used.
Issue: #112.
Change-Id: I178d5ec9d8c294c9f70aac4f4dd6254c824e2255
It is possible to see a negative timestamp if the input mp4 file
contains EditList.
Also increase the queue size for EncryptionKey to be able to handle
smaller crypto_period_duration during testing.
Change-Id: I68278bf482d6662e771d9b80f4d5409605065aac
Configurable with --transport_stream_offset_ms.
This is needed to compensate for possible negative timestamps in
inputs, which could happen on ISO-BMFF with EditLists.
Issue #112.
Change-Id: I0fce8766c9df2911b9bb859c1e54052a8ed2abfb
In some ISO-BMFF files, there is an initial non-zero composition offset,
but there is no EditList present.
This is against ISO-BMFF spec recommentation [1] and we believe in most
cases it is just missing the EditList.
[1] 14496-12:2015 8.6.6.1
It is recommended that such an edit be used to establish a presentation
time of 0 for the first presented sample, when composition offsets are
used.
Issue: #112.
Fixes: b/110782437.
Change-Id: I23d33810ce536b09a1e22a2644828d824c1314f5
- EditLists in input files are parsed and applied to sample timestamps.
- An EditList will be inserted in the ISO-BMFF output if
- There is an offset between the initial presentation timestamp (pts)
and decoding timestamp (dts). Chrome, as of M67, still uses dts in
buffered range API [1], which creates various problems when buffered
range by pts does not align with buffered range by dts. There is
another bug in Chrome that applies EditList to pts only [2]. This
means that we can insert an EditList to align pts range and dts range.
- MediaSamples have negative timestamps (e.g. for Audio Priming).
You may notice the below change on some contents:
- Some media duration is reduced by one or two frames. This is because
EditList in the input file was ignored in the previous code, so video
streams start with a zero dts and a non-zero pts; the smaller of dts
and pts was used as the starting timestamp (related to the earlier
workaround for Chrome's dts bug), so the calculated duration was
actually a bit larger than the actual duration. Now with EditList
applied, the initial pts is reduced to zero, so the media duration is
also reduced to reflect the actual and correct media duration.
It may also result in negative timestamps in TS/HLS Packed Audio, which
will be addressed in a follow up CL.
Fixes#112.
Partially address b/110782437.
[1] https://crbug.com/718641, fixed but behind MseBufferByPts.
[2] https://crbug.com/354518. Chrome is planning to enable the fix for
[1] before addressing this bug, so we are safe.
Change-Id: I59317740ad3807ca66fa74b3a18fdf7f32c96aeb
They will result in empty DASH representations, which is not spec
compliant.
For text, if the cue is before the max end time, it will still be
dispatched as the text samples intercepted by the cue can be split into
two at the cue point.
Bug: 111359775.
Change-Id: I55c2025c4e9d64c88e6a685c0cf3024a0cc4a6d8
WebVTT cues without payload may not carry meaningful information, but it
is allowed by WebVTT specification [1]. It could also be useful
sometimes, e.g. to signal the time progression in live case.
Fixes#433.
[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/webvtt1/#types-of-webvtt-cue-payload
Change-Id: I9e31f4a3789cbdafb7667b64f4019834190ecfc0
- Support decryption verification in _CheckTestResults
- Allow diff_files in _CheckTestResults
- Update all functional tests to use _CheckTestResults
Change-Id: I3f9c02f35808eba787becf9b1e5c1ce9238f943e
Before we had an assert that would catch if a sample had an
invalid times, however input may have bad times.
We did have a message if we saw a sample with a duration equal to
zero. This expands that check to check if the time is valid in
general and will ignore any sample that is not valid.
Fixes#425
Change-Id: I9774bfbdbd401f3016d2c345665b9973d1889db7
This flag was designed for two purpose:
- Grouping fragments into subsegments, achieving three level hierarchy:
segment < subsegment < fragment.
- Indicate whether to generate 'sidx' box in media segments (when the
value is set to a negative number).
There are no practical use case for the first purpose. Removing it to
simplify the code and reduce the confusion.
Introduce another flag --generate_sidx_in_media_segments for the second
purpose.
Change-Id: I4be7cd42662fb324c1158b978e05768ee49dd048
It was implemented to workaround Chromium's DTS
https://crbug.com/398130, but the workaround does not really work in
all situations.
Remove it now as we already have another workaround available.
Change-Id: I291f559d78120fb743a6679b7d927e5bbc5b6b4e
DTS was used in ChunkingHandler. As a result, SegmentInfo contained
timestamp in DTS. MP4Muxer has a logic to change SegmentInfo to use
PTS but not in other muxers.
Benefits of using PTS in ChunkingHandler:
- De-dup the redundant logic in MP4Muxer
- Ensure consistent behavior in different output containers
- Consistent with other timestamps, e.g. Ad Cue timestamps
Issue #413
Change-Id: Ib671badf144e0c0866d60f4ff0ac0cbbdd33817e
We always assumed that text stream started at zero in the text chunker.
This meant that if the text stream started later than zero (like in a
live stream) we would generate a lot of empty segments.
Instead the text chunker will assume that segments should be adjusted
to align with multiple of segment duration. The text chunker will assume
that an earlier component in the pipeline (i.e. text padder) will ensure
that the first sample has the time that we want to start segments at
(even it needs to add an empty sample).
Issue #416
Change-Id: Ie45844354d6e9448787cae896841b5ab31721ed6
Previously, the text padder media handler would assume that text always
started at time zero. This would work for VOD but would result with a
large pad at the start of LIVE content.
To avoid this, the text padder will use a bias to test whether or not it
thinks the content starts at zero. Right now the bias is set to be 10
minutes, but will later be configurable with a command line flag.
10 minutes was used as LIVE content will have much larger values and VOD
content should have much lower values.
Issue: #416
Change-Id: I07af15a577392fb030e36f052085cd4e667700e8
This is a more faithful implementation of more_rbsp_data().
There could be trailing null bytes in NAL units. This isn't valid per
H264 specification, but the referenced bug includes a sample where the
PPS in the avcC record includes a trailing null byte.
Workaround the problem so packager does not fail.
A similar problem is workarounded in Chrome:
https://codereview.chromium.org/1107593004Closes#418
Change-Id: I28cb8a9371945dc094f766c3e559d7a66859b451
KongQun Yang
Denis Akhmetzyanov
Aaron Vaage