Introduce a heartbeat timeout for TX senders. If none of the TX
sender's clients send any packets for this timeout period (10 minutes
right now), then the sender will stop sending keep-alive heartbeats.
This should cause RX clients to release any held media resources,
including any timed audio track. Releasing timeed audio tracks allows
the audio system to go into its idle state, which allows the power amp
in Tungsten to power all of the way down, saving both heat and power.
Change-Id: Ib7a96d334e1064ddea3f07a6b21e6efedefc549a
Signed-off-by: John Grossman <johngro@google.com>
This change makes SurfaceMediaSource request Gralloc buffers with the
HW_TEXTURE usage bit rather than the VIDEO_ENCODER bit. It is a
temporary workaround for what is likely a Gralloc bug.
Bug: 5771063
Change-Id: I9cce615e80fc14a1644fae27ba06970c262dd179
* commit 'd70c64db9f67dbe8f888de6b1bdcc835226ec526':
Revert the following patches because they may lead to power regression because SHA/MD5 module is stuck 1. Revert "Fix drm flag setting missed in false drm recognition fix." This reverts commit 9f704f6c46a171357e49c411c83458b9d4565f3b.
1. Revert "Fix drm flag setting missed in false drm recognition fix."
This reverts commit 9f704f6c46a171357e49c411c83458b9d4565f3b.
2. Revert "Fixed the false drm recognition."
This reverts commit aadbd80b307c817698ce5110ff8e002804d1b230.
3. Revert "Fix drm enumeration order, resolves failure to play forward lock ringtones"
This reverts commit a5cbf023e349f2394ba6fc58d73b4375cfec4369.
4. Revert "Fix ANRs due to Widevine DRM plugin sniff taking too long."
This reverts commit d0d19db1ca1c289b069db33f4665bcb9386064e9.
As a result of the reverting, many ANRs from WV sniffing are back.
related-to-bug: 5739618
if we don't receive npt time mapping from the rtsp server (i.e. live stream)
Change-Id: I5147d665bd90c9a303ad6ffdafbf770f930f917c
related-to-bug: 5660357
Add a Widevine-specific format sniffer to avoid having to
refetch data from the remote server.
Change-Id: I5fdb21fe7a0d6e74f2a6f06e6fbf8070b068ac60
related-to-bug: 5725548
The use case for master mute is to toggle it on and off from a
KEYCODE_VOLUME_MUTE event, so this was unnecessary and prevented unmuting
in certain cases
Bug: 5724755
Change-Id: I041a112cd39e1c00dcae27e2266a95ce225e9b64
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@google.com>
* commit '6db79c35c0cb4e26c6aff4a913777fd21069fd3c':
Fix for issue 5712743 video editor functional test : testPreviewDuringExport fails -Correct the invalid filename, which contains control character. And with the invalid filename, the cts fails only on crespo, but passes on stingray and prime.
3-state item to toggle between Silent/Vibrate/Ringer in long-press power menu.
No volume dialog on lockscreen, unless Power menu is up.
Set VIBRATE_IN_SILENT=1 when upgrading device.
Change-Id: I097d216f96c4abdbd83420e0c477106951b3607d
First, clear an issue which was causing an assert to fire. Basically,
once a decoder pump had entered the error state and was shutdown, it
was not clearing its status, and when a substream attempt to recycle
the pump, startup was failing an assert (no thread had been created,
meaning that the system was not initialized, yet status indicated an
error). This was a small one-liner in aah_decoder_pump.cpp.
Second, try to become a little nuanced about how we handle errors in
the decoder pump. A comment in the code pretty much says it all, but
the summary is that we don't want to completely abort playback because
a single chunk of ES failed to decode, but if nothing is decoding and
we are making no progress at all, we probably need to put the
MediaPlayer instance into the fatal Error state and signal the app
level so that further action can be taken (automatic recovery attempts
followed by bug reports and signalling the user if those fail).
This is to address the fallout of http://b/issue?id=5498460, where
something at the OMX decoder level becomes unhappy about not being
able to obtain an output buffer which eventually unwinds to this
assert which results in a dead mediaserver. After this change, the
mediaserver will no longer crash, and may even recover (depending on
whether or not the OMX unhappiness is transient or not), but the
primary issue (unhappy OMX) is probably still around. It is quite
difficult to reproduce, I will probably need to open a different bug
to track that issue.
Change-Id: I5b65b818378a5ae9c915e91b7db7129f0bda6837
Signed-off-by: John Grossman <johngro@google.com>
-Correct the invalid filename, which contains control character.
And with the invalid filename, the cts fails only on crespo, but passes on stingray and prime.
Change-Id: I77862e55e8ee990f72f617a804f26fd724914b5b
The current logic does not check the I-frame at zeroeth position and therefore
for the files with only 1 I-Frame at zeroeth postion does not play.
Originally authored by Braganza Sam Robertsh <sam.braganza@samsung.com>
Do not merge to master branch since we made some improvement to SampleTable.cpp in the master branch.
Change-Id: I068184dec71986f14a586f769c2af1f52b4bcf94
related-to-bug: 5711942
This could happen sometimes if other operations increased the size of the
data packet buffer to > 16K
Change-Id: I10f85f0ce32df39f46b0a984361958c0a13f6800
Signed-off-by: Mike Lockwood <lockwood@google.com>
