SDK / exoplayer

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Also make order of streamStartPositionUs and streamOffsetUs consistent

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Without this the annotation isn't shown in javadoc (same in Dackka)

No annotation:
https://exoplayer.dev/doc/reference/com/google/android/exoplayer2/source/DefaultMediaSourceFactory.html#getSupportedTypes()

Annotation present:
https://exoplayer.dev/doc/reference/com/google/android/exoplayer2/source/MediaSource.Factory.html#getSupportedTypes()

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487497923

It's not clear to me why presubmit didn't catch this, I briefly
investigated but couldn't work it out - so I'm just going to fix
it and move on.

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The player is still driving the transformation at this point. The
transformer thread will be added in another CL.

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These aren't caught by presubmit because the classes are annotated
`@VisibleForTesting` and are therefore stripped out by Metalava. However
Metalava doesn't run when we're generating javadoc for real.

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487476260

This involves reducing the visibility of methods/constructors that
are already unusable outside the `androidx.media3.test.utils` package.

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487473005

This uses `@hide` on `protected final` methods to hide them from Dackka
javadoc generation, since these methods are inaccessible to developers
anyway. These symbols will still (currently) be included in artefacts
distributed on Maven (because we don't run Metalava as part of
generating these artefacts).

In some cases I had to change the visibility/finality of methods to make
them `protected final` before adding the `@hide` annotation (but
the impact should be very low, since most of these methods were either
already unusable by app developers, or they shouldn't have been used).

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487472907

This makes two fixes:
1. Remove `HlsSampleStreamWrapper.Callback` (package-private) from the
   list of interfaces implemented by `HlsMediaPeriod` (`public`) and
   move the implementation to a private inner class instead. This avoids
   Metalava complaining about a public class that inherits from a
   package-private type.
2. Reduce the visibility of
   `RtpPayloadFormat.isFormatSupported(MediaDescription)` from `public`
   to package-private. The `MediaDescription` type is already
   package-private, so this method was already unusable outside the
   package.

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487472781

This makes two types of fix:
1. Align parameter names on overridden methods where the superclass
   has `@param` javadoc.
2. Use `@hide` on `protected final` methods that refer to package-private
   types. This will hide these symbols from Dackka javadoc generation
   but not (currently) from the artefacts distributed on Maven. These
   methods are currently unusable outside their package anyway (e.g. by
   external developers) because of the dependency on a package-private
   type.

This also changes some HLS, SmoothStreaming, and IMA code where I've renamed
parameters of overridden methods to be consistent across the type
hierarchy.

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PiperOrigin-RevId: 487472665

Also, document that we tone map when no HDR features are explicitly set

PiperOrigin-RevId: 487310971

Not setting the color info results in a missing "colr" box in the produced
container, under file/moov/trak/mdia/minf/stbl/stsd/hvc1. This means extractors
will not be able to find out the transcoded file is HDR.

In `Transformer`, this means it can't transcode this transcoded file, because
it currently relies on the container bearing HDR info to construct the
transcoding sample pipeline.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 487276712

In startTransformation method we were throwing UnsupportedEncodingException (IOException) when mediaItem with unsupported arguments is passed.
Changed this to IllegalArgumentException which seems more logical here.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 487259296

Just move some code around for now, to start setting up the overall
structure.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 487229329

Imported from GitHub PR Issue: google/ExoPlayer#10762

This ensure that ffmpeg error code are properly translated to values that the ExoPlayer decoder understand.
The main gain is that it allows the decoder to properly ignore more cases of invalid data and recover.
The second gain is that the other errors are now proper ExoPlayer errors and no more obscure buffer ones.

Fixes: Issue: google/ExoPlayer#10760
Merge 82ceeb77d6df71f5ffb0474db66a36fd6eb8e51a into 972e169b
COPYBARA_INTEGRATE_REVIEW=go/exoghi/10762 from Tolriq:ffmpeg_error_code 82ceeb77d6df71f5ffb0474db66a36fd6eb8e51a
PiperOrigin-RevId: 487189910

This is to avoid having this logic in TransformerInternal once it is
added.

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This logic is currently in the player renderers. With multi-asset, the
renderers will go into the AssetLoader, which shouldn't be responsible
for muxing.

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Problem: We are initialising muxer as soon as we start the transformation. Now the startTransformation() method can be called from main thread, but muxer creation is an I/O operation and should be not be done on main thread.

Solution: Added lazy initialisation of muxer object. The actual transformation happens on background thread so the muxer will be initialised lazily from background thread only.

Another way was to provide an initialize() method on MuxerWrapper which will explicitly initialise muxer object but with this approach the caller need to call the initialise method before calling anything else. With current implementation the renderers are calling MuxerWrapper methods on various callbacks (Not sequentially) and also we are sharing same muxer with multiple renderers so It might become confusing for the caller on when to call the initialise() method. Also there are few methods on MuxerWrapper which dont really need muxer object. So in short it might make MuxerWrapper APIs more confusing.

Validation: Verified the transformation from demo app.
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This should be necessary to ensure decoders see fewer errors.

Setting this resulted in removing native_dequeueOutputBuffer errors on OMX.MTK decoders for in-app tone mapping prototyping.

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LSC: https://docs.google.com/document/d/16tpK6aXqN68PvTyvt4siM-m7f0NXi_8xEeitLDzr8xY/edit?usp=sharing

TESTED=NA
BEGIN_PUBLIC/END_PUBLIC
PiperOrigin-RevId: 486180995

From https://github.com/androidx/media/pull/127/files

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on which the video is rendered.

Design Doc: go/aaos-mu-media-dd

PiperOrigin-RevId: 485884772

If there's an @param javadoc tag in a supertype then all overrides
of this method that don't also override the javadoc must use the same
parameter name.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 485857711

Public methods may only refer to public types in their signature. This
change ensures that by switching to a public supertype everywhere.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 485568625

Not sure what BUILD.ID the fix will first be applied on though.

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* Add `Listener` in `MediaSession` with method `onNotificationRefreshRequired(MediaSession)`.
* Add `MediaSessionService` as the listener of the `MediaSession` when `MediaSession` is added to `MediaSessionService`
* Load bitmap when update metadata in `MediaSessionLegacyStub` and call `onNotificationRefreshRequired` when bitmap asynchronously arrives.

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https://github.com/google/ExoPlayer/commit/dda17db261758f7211ffa793ee9cc6fea842addb creation of audio/package-info.java introduced a copybara conflict with the exoplayer2/audio/package-info.java move transformation in copy.bara.sky. Solution was to remove original package-info-common-audio.java and the move transformation as https://github.com/google/ExoPlayer/commit/dda17db261758f7211ffa793ee9cc6fea842addb now covers it.

Tested with a copybara push to exoplayer github

PiperOrigin-RevId: 485329674

If an app sets a compileSdkVersion that is lower than the one used to
create AARs of its dependencies, the build process may produce invalid
outputs, for example by stripping methods from the APK that are only
called when the app is running on a new API version.

To avoid this issue, we can enforce that the compileSdk of apps or
libraries depending on ExoPlayer/Media3 is at least the same as the
one we used for compilation when creating the AAR.

Issue: google/ExoPlayer#10684
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