MPEG DASH has defined a set of new boxes to specify duration, indexes and
offsets of ISOBMFF fragments.
The Track Fragment Base Media Decode Time (tfdt) Box can in particular be
included inside a traf box to specify the absolute decode time, measured on the
media timeline, of the first sample in decode order in the track fragment.
This information can be used by the isomp4 demux to find out the current position of
an MP4 fragment in the timeline.
This patch adds code to isomp4 to:
- parse the tfdt box
- adjust the time/position member of the new segment sent when playback starts
Fixes https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=677535
Fix deinterlace unit test. Need to set right field on output caps.
Also remove right field (not old 0.10 "interlaced" boolean field)
from caps in unit test before comparing old and new.
Remove some bogus code I added during porting that would error out
on missing or variable framerates in input caps. Handle this like
we do in 0.10
Fixes test_mode_disabled_passthrough unit test check.
Block the RTP pad and associated RTCP pads while they are being
announced. This it to prevent a race where one is announced and
before the callback has connected it, the other one gets a buffer.
We can't use the "padlock" of ssrcdemux because it causes deadlocks.
This prevents a deadlock where something would try to push an event
through the SSRC demux from the callback, causing the pads to be iterated
and the lock taken.
RFF only occurs on progressive frames in telecine sequences. For
deinterlace, we don't want these repeated fields as we will simply be
pushing the progressive frame and then moving on.
However, we need to consider RFF in order to correctly identify patterns
and adjust the timestamps.
The logic now works better if we filter orphans, then progressive, then
telecine interlaced fields which need to be woven and fall through to
interlace. Telecine interlaced fields will be regularly deinterlaced if
there is no pattern lock for us to be sure that we have a telecine
pattern.
Telecine sequences that aren't 24fps progressive with RFF flags can't
really be tested until fieldanalysis is ported.
When we have a PLAY request, go into the LOOP function next. When we are
looping, keep on looping until we are told otherwise.
This fixed rtsp and TCP connections.
Fixes https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=680551
