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Playback stalls on Tizen can be corrected by pausing and playing again. For Tizen and similar platforms, this is superior to the old way of seeking to unstall playback, because seeking is expensive on those platforms. To facilitate pausing and playing again instead of seeking, a stallSkip value of 0 will trigger the pause/play workaround instead of the seeking workaround. Further, we will make this the default on Tizen, WebOS, and Chromecast. An internal detail which is changing is that GapJumpingController will now call StallDetector first and inhibit gap jumping when the stall detector has something to do, rather than the other way around. This allows the StallDetector to be in charge of deciding what is buffered, rather than having to pass GapJumpingController's interpretation of buffered ranges first. Fixes #2620 Change-Id: I5ad7aad42aa185b2837c830970e54218b4e55a21
367 lines
13 KiB
JavaScript
367 lines
13 KiB
JavaScript
/*! @license
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* Shaka Player
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* Copyright 2016 Google LLC
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* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
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*/
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goog.provide('shaka.util.PlayerConfiguration');
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goog.require('goog.asserts');
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goog.require('shaka.abr.SimpleAbrManager');
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goog.require('shaka.log');
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goog.require('shaka.media.DrmEngine');
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goog.require('shaka.net.NetworkingEngine');
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goog.require('shaka.util.ConfigUtils');
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goog.require('shaka.util.LanguageUtils');
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goog.require('shaka.util.ManifestParserUtils');
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goog.require('shaka.util.Platform');
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// TODO(vaage): Many times in our configs, we need to create an empty
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// implementation of a method, but to avoid closure from removing unused
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// parameters (and breaking our merge config code) we need to use each
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// parameter. Is there a better solution to this problem than what we are
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// doing now?
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//
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// NOTE: Chrome App Content Security Policy prohibits usage of new Function()
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/**
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* @final
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* @export
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*/
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shaka.util.PlayerConfiguration = class {
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/** @return {shaka.extern.PlayerConfiguration} */
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static createDefault() {
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// This is a relatively safe default in the absence of clues from the
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// browser. For slower connections, the default estimate may be too high.
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const bandwidthEstimate = 1e6; // 1Mbps
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let abrMaxHeight = Infinity;
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// Some browsers implement the Network Information API, which allows
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// retrieving information about a user's network connection.
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if (navigator.connection) {
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// If the user has checked a box in the browser to ask it to use less
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// data, the browser will expose this intent via connection.saveData.
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// When that is true, we will default the max ABR height to 360p. Apps
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// can override this if they wish.
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//
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// The decision to use 360p was somewhat arbitrary. We needed a default
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// limit, and rather than restrict to a certain bandwidth, we decided to
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// restrict resolution. This will implicitly restrict bandwidth and
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// therefore save data. We (Shaka+Chrome) judged that:
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// - HD would be inappropriate
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// - If a user is asking their browser to save data, 360p it reasonable
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// - 360p would not look terrible on small mobile device screen
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// We also found that:
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// - YouTube's website on mobile defaults to 360p (as of 2018)
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// - iPhone 6, in portrait mode, has a physical resolution big enough
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// for 360p widescreen, but a little smaller than 480p widescreen
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// (https://apple.co/2yze4es)
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// If the content's lowest resolution is above 360p, AbrManager will use
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// the lowest resolution.
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if (navigator.connection.saveData) {
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abrMaxHeight = 360;
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}
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}
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const drm = {
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retryParameters: shaka.net.NetworkingEngine.defaultRetryParameters(),
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// These will all be verified by special cases in mergeConfigObjects_():
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servers: {}, // key is arbitrary key system ID, value must be string
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clearKeys: {}, // key is arbitrary key system ID, value must be string
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advanced: {}, // key is arbitrary key system ID, value is a record type
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delayLicenseRequestUntilPlayed: false,
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initDataTransform: shaka.media.DrmEngine.defaultInitDataTransform,
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logLicenseExchange: false,
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updateExpirationTime: 1,
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};
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const manifest = {
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retryParameters: shaka.net.NetworkingEngine.defaultRetryParameters(),
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availabilityWindowOverride: NaN,
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disableAudio: false,
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disableVideo: false,
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disableText: false,
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defaultPresentationDelay: 0,
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lowLatencyMode: false,
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dash: {
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clockSyncUri: '',
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ignoreDrmInfo: false,
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xlinkFailGracefully: false,
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ignoreMinBufferTime: false,
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autoCorrectDrift: true,
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initialSegmentLimit: 1000,
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ignoreSuggestedPresentationDelay: false,
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ignoreEmptyAdaptationSet: false,
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},
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hls: {
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ignoreTextStreamFailures: false,
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useFullSegmentsForStartTime: false,
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},
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};
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const streaming = {
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retryParameters: shaka.net.NetworkingEngine.defaultRetryParameters(),
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// Need some operation in the callback or else closure may remove calls
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// to the function as it would be a no-op. The operation can't just be a
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// log message, because those are stripped in the compiled build.
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failureCallback: (error) => {
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shaka.log.error('Unhandled streaming error', error);
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return [error];
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},
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// To enable low latency streaming, rebufferingGoal should be set to the
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// length of 1 partial segment target durtion.
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rebufferingGoal: 2,
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bufferingGoal: 10,
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bufferBehind: 30,
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ignoreTextStreamFailures: false,
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alwaysStreamText: false,
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startAtSegmentBoundary: false,
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smallGapLimit: 0.5,
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jumpLargeGaps: false,
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durationBackoff: 1,
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forceTransmuxTS: false,
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// Offset by 5 seconds since Chromecast takes a few seconds to start
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// playing after a seek, even when buffered.
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safeSeekOffset: 5,
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stallEnabled: true,
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stallThreshold: 1 /* seconds */,
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stallSkip: 0.1 /* seconds */,
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useNativeHlsOnSafari: true,
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// If we are within 2 seconds of the start of a live segment, fetch the
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// previous one. This allows for segment drift, but won't download an
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// extra segment if we aren't close to the start.
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// To enable low latency streaming, inaccurateManifestTolerance should be
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// set to 0.
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inaccurateManifestTolerance: 2,
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};
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// WebOS, Tizen, and Chromecast have long hardware pipelines that respond
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// slowly to seeking. Therefore we should not seek when we detect a stall
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// on one of these platforms. Instead, default stallSkip to 0 to force the
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// stall detector to pause and play instead.
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if (shaka.util.Platform.isWebOS() ||
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shaka.util.Platform.isTizen() ||
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shaka.util.Platform.isChromecast()) {
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streaming.stallSkip = 0;
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}
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const offline = {
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// We need to set this to a throw-away implementation for now as our
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// default implementation will need to reference other fields in the
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// config. We will set it to our intended implementation after we have
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// the top-level object created.
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// eslint-disable-next-line require-await
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trackSelectionCallback: async (tracks) => tracks,
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// Need some operation in the callback or else closure may remove calls
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// to the function as it would be a no-op. The operation can't just be a
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// log message, because those are stripped in the compiled build.
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progressCallback: (content, progress) => {
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return [content, progress];
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},
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// By default we use persistent licenses as forces errors to surface if
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// a platform does not support offline licenses rather than causing
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// unexpected behaviours when someone tries to plays downloaded content
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// without a persistent license.
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usePersistentLicense: true,
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};
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const abr = {
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enabled: true,
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useNetworkInformation: true,
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defaultBandwidthEstimate: bandwidthEstimate,
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switchInterval: 8,
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bandwidthUpgradeTarget: 0.85,
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bandwidthDowngradeTarget: 0.95,
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restrictions: {
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minWidth: 0,
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maxWidth: Infinity,
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minHeight: 0,
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maxHeight: abrMaxHeight,
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minPixels: 0,
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maxPixels: Infinity,
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minFrameRate: 0,
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maxFrameRate: Infinity,
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minBandwidth: 0,
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maxBandwidth: Infinity,
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},
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};
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/** @type {shaka.extern.PlayerConfiguration} */
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const config = {
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drm: drm,
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manifest: manifest,
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streaming: streaming,
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offline: offline,
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abrFactory: () => new shaka.abr.SimpleAbrManager(),
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abr: abr,
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preferredAudioLanguage: '',
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preferredTextLanguage: '',
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preferredVariantRole: '',
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preferredTextRole: '',
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preferredAudioChannelCount: 2,
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restrictions: {
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minWidth: 0,
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maxWidth: Infinity,
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minHeight: 0,
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maxHeight: Infinity,
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minPixels: 0,
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maxPixels: Infinity,
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minFrameRate: 0,
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maxFrameRate: Infinity,
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minBandwidth: 0,
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maxBandwidth: Infinity,
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},
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playRangeStart: 0,
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playRangeEnd: Infinity,
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textDisplayFactory: () => null,
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};
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// Add this callback so that we can reference the preferred audio language
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// through the config object so that if it gets updated, we have the
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// updated value.
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// eslint-disable-next-line require-await
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offline.trackSelectionCallback = async (tracks) => {
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return shaka.util.PlayerConfiguration.defaultTrackSelect(
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tracks, config.preferredAudioLanguage);
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};
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return config;
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}
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/**
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* Merges the given configuration changes into the given destination. This
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* uses the default Player configurations as the template.
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*
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* @param {shaka.extern.PlayerConfiguration} destination
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* @param {!Object} updates
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* @param {shaka.extern.PlayerConfiguration=} template
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* @return {boolean}
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* @export
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*/
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static mergeConfigObjects(destination, updates, template) {
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const overrides = {
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'.drm.servers': '',
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'.drm.clearKeys': '',
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'.drm.advanced': {
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distinctiveIdentifierRequired: false,
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persistentStateRequired: false,
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videoRobustness: '',
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audioRobustness: '',
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serverCertificate: new Uint8Array(0),
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individualizationServer: '',
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},
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};
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return shaka.util.ConfigUtils.mergeConfigObjects(
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destination, updates,
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template || shaka.util.PlayerConfiguration.createDefault(), overrides,
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'');
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}
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/**
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* @param {!Array.<shaka.extern.Track>} tracks
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* @param {string} preferredAudioLanguage
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* @return {!Array.<shaka.extern.Track>}
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*/
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static defaultTrackSelect(tracks, preferredAudioLanguage) {
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const ContentType = shaka.util.ManifestParserUtils.ContentType;
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const LanguageUtils = shaka.util.LanguageUtils;
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/** @type {!Array.<shaka.extern.Track>} */
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const allVariants = tracks.filter((track) => track.type == 'variant');
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/** @type {!Array.<shaka.extern.Track>} */
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let selectedVariants = [];
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// Find the locale that best matches our preferred audio locale.
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const closestLocale = LanguageUtils.findClosestLocale(
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preferredAudioLanguage,
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allVariants.map((variant) => variant.language));
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// If we found a locale that was close to our preference, then only use
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// variants that use that locale.
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if (closestLocale) {
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selectedVariants = allVariants.filter((variant) => {
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const locale = LanguageUtils.normalize(variant.language);
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return locale == closestLocale;
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});
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}
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// If we failed to get a language match, go with primary.
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if (selectedVariants.length == 0) {
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selectedVariants = allVariants.filter((variant) => {
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return variant.primary;
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});
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}
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// Otherwise, there is no good way to choose the language, so we don't
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// choose a language at all.
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if (selectedVariants.length == 0) {
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// Issue a warning, but only if the content has multiple languages.
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// Otherwise, this warning would just be noise.
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const languages = new Set(allVariants.map((track) => {
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return track.language;
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}));
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if (languages.size > 1) {
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shaka.log.warning('Could not choose a good audio track based on ' +
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'language preferences or primary tracks. An ' +
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'arbitrary language will be stored!');
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}
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// Default back to all variants.
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selectedVariants = allVariants;
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}
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// From previously selected variants, choose the SD ones (height <= 480).
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const tracksByHeight = selectedVariants.filter((track) => {
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return track.height && track.height <= 480;
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});
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// If variants don't have video or no video with height <= 480 was
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// found, proceed with the previously selected tracks.
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if (tracksByHeight.length) {
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// Sort by resolution, then select all variants which match the height
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// of the highest SD res. There may be multiple audio bitrates for the
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// same video resolution.
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tracksByHeight.sort((a, b) => {
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// The items in this list have already been screened for height, but the
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// compiler doesn't know that.
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goog.asserts.assert(a.height != null, 'Null height');
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goog.asserts.assert(b.height != null, 'Null height');
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return b.height - a.height;
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});
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selectedVariants = tracksByHeight.filter((track) => {
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return track.height == tracksByHeight[0].height;
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});
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}
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/** @type {!Array.<shaka.extern.Track>} */
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const selectedTracks = [];
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// If there are multiple matches at different audio bitrates, select the
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// middle bandwidth one.
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if (selectedVariants.length) {
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const middleIndex = Math.floor(selectedVariants.length / 2);
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selectedVariants.sort((a, b) => a.bandwidth - b.bandwidth);
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selectedTracks.push(selectedVariants[middleIndex]);
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}
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// Since this default callback is used primarily by our own demo app and by
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// app developers who haven't thought about which tracks they want, we
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// should select all text tracks, regardless of language. This makes for a
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// better demo for us, and does not rely on user preferences for the
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// unconfigured app.
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for (const track of tracks) {
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if (track.type == ContentType.TEXT) {
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selectedTracks.push(track);
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}
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}
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return selectedTracks;
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}
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};
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