* Add spec-compliant dvh1 HLS variant for Dolby Vision Profile 5
DV Profile 5 has no backward-compatible base layer, so
SUPPLEMENTAL-CODECS cannot be used. The master playlist
currently labels P5 streams as hvc1 in the CODECS field,
even though DynamicHlsController already passes
-tag✌️0 dvh1 -strict -2 to FFmpeg for P5 copy-codec
streams, writing a dvh1 FourCC and dvvC configuration box
into the fMP4 init segment. This mismatch between the
manifest (hvc1) and the bitstream (dvh1) causes
spec-compliant clients like Apple TV and webOS 24+ to set
up an HDR10 pipeline instead of a Dolby Vision one.
Add a dvh1 variant before the existing hvc1 variant for P5
copy-codec streams. Both variants point to the same stream
URL. Spec-compliant clients select dvh1 and activate the
DV decoder path. Legacy clients that reject dvh1 in CODECS
fall through to the hvc1 variant and detect DV from the
init segment, preserving existing behavior.
Fixes#16179
* Address review: support AV1 DoVi P10, add client capability check
- GetDoviString: add isAv1 parameter, return dav1 FourCC for AV1 DoVi
(P10 bl_compat_id=0) and dvh1 for HEVC DoVi (P5)
- Remove redundant IsDovi() check; VideoRangeType.DOVI is sufficient
and correctly limits to profiles without a compatible base layer
- Replace IsDoviRemoved() with client capability check using
GetRequestedRangeTypes(state.VideoStream.Codec) to only emit the
dvh1/dav1 variant for clients that declared DOVI support
- Update comments and doc summary to reflect P5 + P10/bl0 scope
* Use codec string instead of boolean for DoVi FourCC mapping
Replace bool isAv1 with string codec in GetDoviString for
future-proofing when DoVi extends to H.266/VVC or AV2.
* Move AppendDoviPlaylist next to AppendPlaylist
* Fix SA1508: remove blank line before closing brace
* Use AppendLine() instead of Append(Environment.NewLine)
* Add support for bitstream filter to remove dynamic hdr metadata
* Add support for ffprobe's only_first_vframe for HDR10+ detection
* Add BitStreamFilterOptionType for metadata removal check
* Map HDR10+ metadata to VideoRangeType.cs
Current implementation uses a hack that abuses the EL flag to avoid database schema changes. Should add proper field once EFCore migration is merged.
* Add more Dolby Vision Range types
Out of spec ones are problematic and should be marked as a dedicated invalid type and handled by the server to not crash the player.
Profile 7 videos should not be treated as normal HDR10 videos at all and should remove the metadata before serving.
* Remove dynamic hdr metadata when necessary
* Allow direct playback of HDR10+ videos on HDR10 clients
* Only use dovi codec tag when dovi metadata is not removed
* Handle DV Profile 7 Videos better
* Fix HDR10+ with new bitmask
* Indicate the presence of HDR10+ in HLS SUPPLEMENTAL-CODECS
* Fix Dovi 8.4 not labeled as HLG in HLS
* Fallback to dovi_rpu bsf for av1 when possible
* Fix dovi_rpu cli for av1
* Use correct EFCore db column for HDR10+
* Undo outdated migration
* Add proper hdr10+ migration
* Remove outdated migration
* Rebase to new db code
* Add migrations for Hdr10PlusPresentFlag
* Directly use bsf enum
* Add xmldocs for SupportsBitStreamFilterWithOption
* Make `VideoRangeType.Unknown` explicitly default on api models.
* Unset default for non-api model class
* Use tuples for bsf dictionary for now
Add VP9 as a valid HLS format to enable remuxing. This is useful when audio processing is required, but the VP9 video can be passed as-is to avoid unnecessary video transcoding.
No VP9 encoder is enabled and should not be enabled. AV1 and HEVC should be preferred over VP9 if video transcoding is required.
Signed-off-by: gnattu <gnattuoc@me.com>
Apple doesn't support Opus via HLS yet, but if they ever do, they will
definitely expect "Opus" instead of "opus".
See https://mp4ra.org/#/codecsFixes: #10066
I moved the first application of the workaround out of the if block
so that it also applies to audio-only streams. The workaround was
extended likewise.
We should first and foremost adhere to the specifications and apply
workarounds afterwards for software that doesn't follow them. So I
turned around the workaround to first output the fLaC variant and then
the alternative flac variant.
Fixes: #10066
