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Seeking is now unified under one single method signature implemented by all producers and transmitted through the pipeline by all sinks. By doing it this way, we can simply instantaneously notify each node of the pipeline that it needs to stop what it's doing and seek. For nodes that are threaded (particularly the source providers), this causes them to stop pushing data to their queue immediately, so that no stale data makes it through to the output. Then, when new data does come through, that is a clear indication that the seek has completed. Note that track enablement is now through the pipeline as well, which means that SuspendedStateHandler no longer has a way to suspend newly- enabled tracks. Decoder suspension will need to be reworked to fit into this new pipeline, sleeping/disposing and restarting entirely based on the pull() timing in the producers.
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28 lines
599 B
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/*
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* Copyright (c) 2025, Gregory Bertilson <gregory@ladybird.org>
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*
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* SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
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*/
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#pragma once
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#include "MediaTimeProvider.h"
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namespace Media {
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class GenericTimeProvider final : public MediaTimeProvider {
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public:
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GenericTimeProvider();
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virtual ~GenericTimeProvider() override;
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virtual AK::Duration current_time() const override;
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virtual void resume() override;
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virtual void pause() override;
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virtual void seek(AK::Duration) override;
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private:
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Optional<MonotonicTime> m_monotonic_time_on_resume;
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AK::Duration m_media_time;
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};
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}
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