SDK / exoplayer

The TransformationRequest passed to FallbackListener (and
createSupportedTransformationRequest) can have null for values that
are inferred from source. Within fallback, this can be height, width,
video mime type and audio mime type (HDR mode is not linked to source).
requestedFormat has these values populated from source, and
supportedFormat then finds the closest supported values to the
requested.

If any of the values in supportedFormat do not match the
requestedFormat, then this method would build upon the
TransformationRequest and update ALL possible fallback fields. This is
a problem because the fallback listener compares the original request
to the fallback one and notifies about all the fields that have
changed.

This CL changes this so that only the values that are not the same as
requested are changed in the supported request that is given to the
fallback listener.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 496908492

When trying to run the test on Android Studio, error "incompatible
types: Buffer cannot be converted to ByteBuffer" is logged. This is
because ByteBuffer.flip() returns a Buffer (and not a ByteBuffer).
Annotation @CovariantReturnType on ByteBuffer.flip() should resolve this
automatically but it doesn't seem supported at the moment.
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There are two overloads of this method due to a type 'rename' from
`PlayerControlView.VisibilityListener` to
`PlayerView.ControllerVisibilityListener`. Currently when you call one
overload it passes `null` to the other one (to clear the other listener).
Unfortunately this results in it clearing itself, because it receives
a null call back!

This change tweaks the documentation to clarify that the 'other'
listener is only cleared if you pass a non-null listener in. This solves
the recursive problem, and allows the 'legacy' visibility listener to be
successfully registered.

Issue: androidx/media#229

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Users of this class may run into these assertions when creating the
State and they need to check the source code to understand why
the State is invalid. Adding error messages to all our correctness
assertions helps to understand the root cause more easily.

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Replace onTrackRegistered and onAllTracksRegistered with onTrackCount.

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This CL replaces concurrent collections and atomic primitives with a single
lock, this way the code is easier to reason about.

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Note that we simply use GlEffectsFrameProcessor in-app / GL tone-mapping, so PQ->SDR tone-mapping isn't yet implemented.

Tested manually using the demo on Pixel 7, to confirm that device and in-app tone
mapping behave similarly.

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Adds the AudioMixerAlgorithm interface which allows for specialized
implementations of audio mixing that also efficiently convert between
source and mixing formats.

Initial implementation has two algorithms:
1. Float -> float (with channel mixing)
2. S16 -> float (with channel mixing)

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To do that, rename PROGRESS_STATE_NO_TRANSFORMATION to
PROGRESS_STATE_NOT_STARTED and update Javadoc of ProgressState to not be
Transformer specific.

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Also clean up the strict mode violations of using `BitmapFactory.convertToByteArray` on the main thread.

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This should allow us to focus on HDR failures instead of network buffering
failures when debugging HDR issues.

These files are each used on several files, so it should be more worth the
test binary impact to move these files to local first.

Locally, tests did take less time after this diff

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The MediaSourceFactory won't be used by the other AssetLoaders

In order to do that, ExoPlayerAssetLoader has been made public, and the
DefaultAssetLoaderFactory has become a wrapper around
ExoPlayerAssetLoader.

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https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/leanback/media/PlayerAdapter#seekTo(long)

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These are the remaining setter operations. They all share the same
logic that handles playlist and/or position changes. The logic to
create the placeholder state is mostly copied from ExoPlayerImpl's
maskTimelineAndPosition and getPeriodPositonUsAfterTimelineChanged.

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Add TransformerTestBuilderFactory to make transformer testable by apps

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Remove extra colons in `build.gradle`s

modulePrefix should include this already.

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The period updates were introduced to ensure the buffered position is
updated regularly and that any playback position drift is corrected.

None of these updates need to happen while the player is paused or
not loading and we can avoid the constant binder interactions.

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FrameProcessor already support using different transfer function for input and
output color. This CL has two major changes:

- Create an eglSurface that recognizes BT.2020 PQ
  - This requires a separate extension that works only after 33
  - So we current throw, if input is HDR, and this extension doesn't work
- Create FrameProcessor with PQ output transfer function

PiperOrigin-RevId: 496023758

The tunneling callbacks are sent via Handler messages and may be
handled after the codec/surface was changed or released.

We already guard against the codec/surface change condition by
creating a new listener and verifying that the current callback
happens for the correct listener instance, but we don't guard
against a released codec yet.

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Some Player methods operate relative to existing indices in the
playlist (add,remove,move,seek). As these operations may be issued
from a place with a stale playlist (e.g. a controller that sends
a command while the playlist is changing), we have to handle out-
of-bounds indices gracefully. In most cases this is already
documented and implemented correctly. However, some cases are not
documented and the existing player implementations don't handle
these cases consistently (or in some cases not even correctly).

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modulePrefix should include this already.

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The `MediaItem` instances in the following cases are not actually empty but acts as a placeholder. `EMPTY_MEDIA_ITEM` can also be confused with `MediaItem.EMPTY`.

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Issue: androidx/media#220
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Improves the time taken to construct `playerInfo` from its bundle from ~450 ms to ~400 ms. Each `MediaItem` inside `Timeline.Window` contains `MediaMetadata` and hence is a good candidate for bundling optimisations. There already exists a test to check all parameters for null values when unset.

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The TransformationResult has some useful values that are set in error
cases, such as the codecs used.

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It covers the following cases:

| From/To     | `null` | `surface 0` | `surface 1` |
|-------------|--------|-------------|-------------|
| `null`      | 🆖      | 📺           | 📺           |
| `surface 0` | ❌      | 🔁           | 📺           |
| `surface 1` | ❌      | 📺           | 🔁           |

Where
- 🆖 means NOP
- ❌ means
  - Set `null` on FrameProcessor, effectively dropping all frames
- 📺 means
  - Notify the listener of video size
  - Set FrameProcessor output surface and size when MSG_SET_VIDEO_OUTPUT_SIZE is received
- 🔁 means
  - Notify the listener of video size

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