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A number of the tests from the Berlin plugfest fail the observation "[OF] When examined as a continuous sequence of timestamped audio samples of the audio stream, the 20ms test audio samples shall be a complete rendering of the source audio track and are rendered in increasing presentation time order." partly due to loss of samples from the end of the sequence.
This is likely because the media pipeline is being torn down while the last samples are passing through it, e.g. the browser is telling the OS to close the media pipeline based on the browser's concept of the end of media.
Please investigate if a 100-200ms delay could be inserted somewhere in the code for the end of playback to delay closing things down and see if this results in the samples at the end of the media that are currently lost now being output.
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A number of the tests from the Berlin plugfest fail the observation "[OF] When examined as a continuous sequence of timestamped audio samples of the audio stream, the 20ms test audio samples shall be a complete rendering of the source audio track and are rendered in increasing presentation time order." partly due to loss of samples from the end of the sequence.
This is likely because the media pipeline is being torn down while the last samples are passing through it, e.g. the browser is telling the OS to close the media pipeline based on the browser's concept of the end of media.
Please investigate if a 100-200ms delay could be inserted somewhere in the code for the end of playback to delay closing things down and see if this results in the samples at the end of the media that are currently lost now being output.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: