These keys cannot always be used as keys, for example on IE11 where
very large init datas are found in PlayReady content. Since there
should not be a large number of unique init datas, a linear
suppression pass and a quadratic removeDuplicates should not be a
problem in practice.
Related to pull #176
Change-Id: I9dd9b5e45422544c86dd95686766625a0b336963
* Updates all Copyright years to 2015.
* Adds licenses annotations to all JS.
* Makes all licenses identical to avoid repeated appearance in the
compiled output.
* Drops fileoverview annotations, which do not affect docs output.
* The linter still requires fileoverview on externs.
This patch required a newer closure compiler, since the previous
version we used had a bug regarding license annotations that caused
the license comment block to appear in the output once per file
regardless of uniqueness.
Change-Id: I2e9272db680cba7ecc4613d97f1d3a94ac2244cc
This reverts commit 8cb24652cb, due to
the fact that the new annotations caused our binary size to jump
by 52%.
The compiler preserves all 'unique' licenses, which causes trouble
since the comment blocks with the license annotations are not unique
and contain file overview comments as well.
We can re-examine this once we have restructured the license headers.
Change-Id: I418e407a0e0253630633697f30cf496a7fc2ddfc
Since SegmentTimeline streams may not have segment numbers, we should
not use segment numbers as reference IDs. These IDs must be unique
for the buffering and streaming systems to function properly.
This also adds assertions to check that reference IDs are unique.
Issue #21.
Change-Id: Ia94a48c68149283f87d27c6595a4f5a6cca07a27
This removes reliance on MediaKeys.isTypeSupported and instead uses the
supportedConfigurations parameter of requestMediaKeySystemAccess.
A lot of refactoring went into this effort, particularly around
StreamVideoSource, StreamSetInfo, and StreamInfoProcessor.
Closes#2, b/19354928.
Change-Id: Ibf81da909b8207b5babaec5ef0422dd1293d130d
Joey Parrish
Yohann Connell