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| Err(Error::CutUnsupported(name)) => { | ||
| tracing::warn!(encoder = name, "encoder cannot force a keyframe on request"); | ||
| cuts = None; |
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When the selected backend cannot force keyframes, such as V4L2 when its driver exposes no forcing control, this arm consumes the request, disables every later request for that encoder, and keeps publishing after only a warning. Because Trigger::cut() returns void, a recording or resume caller cannot discover that its requested decodable boundary was never created; propagate CutUnsupported through the publish result or otherwise refuse the unsupported configuration instead of silently continuing.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe JavaScript encoder and Rust capture publisher now support keyframe requests. Requests coalesce, and forced keyframes are limited to one per 500 ms. The Rust capture publisher exposes a trigger and checks its cut schedule before encoding frames. Documentation describes the request behavior. The change also removes the keyframe-trigger quest and related links. Priority: ⬇️ Low Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A requested keyframe can be assigned to an older buffered frame, leaving the next frame without the requested keyframe. Correct both capture paths before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A request can be consumed by a buffered frame captured before the call. That may put a resume or recording cut earlier than intended. The effect is limited to the affected publisher; no new remote access path was established. Retained concerns
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In `@js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts`:
- Line 338: Update the `#cut` handling in the encoder’s frame-selection logic to
record when cut() is requested and select only frames captured at or after that
time. Keep the request pending when an older frame is read, and clear it only
after an eligible frame produces the requested keyframe.
In `@rs/moq-video/src/encode/trigger.rs`:
- Around line 33-34: Update Trigger::cut and the state consumed by Cuts::due to
retain the request time instead of only a Boolean; have Cuts::due wait for a
frame whose acquisition timestamp is later than the request before opening a
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| !lastKeyframe || lastKeyframe + Time.Micro.fromMilli(interval) <= frame.timestamp; | ||
| since === undefined || | ||
| since >= Time.Micro.fromMilli(interval) || | ||
| (this.#cut && since >= Time.Micro.fromMilli(MIN_CUT_INTERVAL)); |
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Serve a cut only with a frame captured after the request.
If a frame is enqueued before cut() but read afterward, #cut can select that older frame and then clear the request. The next frame will not receive the requested keyframe. This breaks the cut() contract that the new group opens at a frame no earlier than the call. Record the request time and retain the request until an eligible frame produces a keyframe.
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In `@js/publish/src/video/encoder.ts` at line 338, Update the `#cut` handling in the
encoder’s frame-selection logic to record when cut() is requested and select
only frames captured at or after that time. Keep the request pending when an
older frame is read, and clear it only after an eligible frame produces the
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| pub fn cut(&self) { | ||
| self.0.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed); |
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Preserve the request time when scheduling a keyframe.
If the camera has a buffered frame when Trigger::cut runs, Cuts::due can select that frame after the call even though the frame was acquired before it. The capture loop uses the frame’s acquisition timestamp, but this Boolean retains no request time to compare against it. This breaks the documented guarantee that a cut opens a group at a frame no earlier than the call. Keep the request pending until an eligible frame was acquired after the request.
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In `@rs/moq-video/src/encode/trigger.rs` around lines 33 - 34, Update Trigger::cut
and the state consumed by Cuts::due to retain the request time instead of only a
Boolean; have Cuts::due wait for a frame whose acquisition timestamp is later
than the request before opening a group, keeping the request pending until then.
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| probe_config.color = camera.color(); | ||
| probe_config.probe().await | ||
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| let rendition = match rendition.await { |
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If the final Control is dropped before Driver::run starts, or while the initial camera or encoder probe is pending, this unconditional await still opens and probes the hardware before capture_loop can observe cuts.closed(). This violates the handle's documented lifecycle and can leave a permission prompt or slow device open after its owner has gone away; race the initial probe against control closure and return cleanly when it wins. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| // A fresh encoder opens with a keyframe on every backend, which serves anything | ||
| // requested before it. | ||
| let Some(last) = self.last else { | ||
| self.last = Some(timestamp); | ||
| self.pending = false; | ||
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When Control::cut() is called after capture has already queued a frame, especially the pending first frame captured while the encoder opens, this branch treats that opening keyframe as serving the request without checking whether the frame predates the call. A recording or resume boundary can consequently begin before the requested moment; retain the request's media timestamp and only consume it on a frame at or after that timestamp. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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| * is served by the keyframe every encode starts with. | ||
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| this.#cut = true; |
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When encoding falls behind and Fanout already contains buffered frames, cut() records only a boolean, so the next eligible queued frame is forced even when its timestamp predates this call. That contradicts the stated no-earlier-than-call contract and can place a recording or resume boundary before the requested moment; store the request timestamp and defer the cut until an eligible frame reaches it. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Beyond the initial probe, if the final Control is dropped after demand arrives while capture::open, Sink::open, or encoder.encode is pending, this closure arm is no longer being polled and wait_capture has no corresponding cuts.closed() branch. The driver can therefore keep the device or encoder work alive indefinitely despite documenting that it ends when the final control drops; propagate the closure signal into the common waiter so these operations are canceled too. (Written by GPT-5.6 Sol)
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Add `moq_video::encode::Trigger`, carried on `Options::trigger`, and `Video.Encoder.cut()` in `@moq/publish`. Requests coalesce and forced keyframes land at least 500ms apart, deferring rather than dropping a request that arrives too soon. Completes quest/m1/keyframe-trigger. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…river Replace `moq_video::encode::Trigger` / `Options::trigger` with `encode::Control::new(broadcast, catalog, CaptureOptions) -> (Control, Driver)`, and rename moq-audio's `Publication` / `PublicationOptions` to the same `Control` / `CaptureOptions`, so both capture paths line up one for one. Both `publish_capture` functions now take `(broadcast, catalog, CaptureOptions)`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Encoder::cut(),Sink::cut(), and the ffi/libmoqcutcan force a keyframe, but the turnkey capture paths had no way in:moq_video::encode::publish_capturehands its caller nothing, and@moq/publish'sVideo.Encoderdecides keyframes from a closure-locallastKeyframe. The two Rust capture paths were also shaped differently. Audio had aPublicationhandle plus aDriver, while video had only a five-argument function.Approach
encode::Control::new(broadcast, catalog, CaptureOptions) -> Result<(Control, Driver<E>), Error>, the same shape as moq-audio.Controlis a cloneable handle,Send + Sync, withcut()for now.Driver::run(self)opens the source once to probe its mode, publishes the rendition, then runs the on-demand capture loop.Controldrops, as audio's does.publish_capture(broadcast, catalog, CaptureOptions)holds the handle and runs the driver.Control::newregisters the track up front (its name comes from the codec), which is what makes it fallible like audio's. The catalog rendition is still published only after the probe, just before capture.encode::Publicationis renamed toencode::Control, andPublicationOptionstoCaptureOptions. Behavior is unchanged.encode::{Control, Driver, CaptureOptions, publish_capture}Control::new(broadcast, catalog, options) -> Result<(Control, Driver<E>), Error>Driver::run(self)publish_capture(broadcast, catalog, options)CaptureOptions { capture, encode, clock }start,stop,replace,level,state,changed) are not mirrored on video.kiochannel.CutUnsupportedlogs one warning per encoder and keeps the GOP cadence.Video.Encoder.cut(), unchanged from the first revision.Why this signature: it is audio's existing shape, and audio's
Controlis already how moq-audio'saec::Controlandplayback::Controlread. Returning the handle with a driver, rather than taking a caller-built handle inOptions, follows the "return a handle" rule and keepsrunspawnable (off macOS) without a callback.publish_capturekeeps its name and becomes the three-argument convenience in both crates.Branch note: this branch was cut from
mainand then merged withorigin/dev(no rebase).devwas 17 commits behindmain, so the diff againstdevalso carries those commits. I resolved three conflicts:quest/m1/README.md: kept both sides and dropped entries already completed on either side.rs/moq-net/src/model/origin.rs: imports only.rs/moq-relay/src/connection.rs: dev had movedauthorizeintocluster.rs. I kept dev's version and carried main's one-word comment fix (moq-lite-07-wip) there.A separate main-to-dev sync would shrink this diff to the feature alone.
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moq-video(breaking,capturefeature):publish_capture(broadcast, catalog, capture, encode, clock)becomespublish_capture(broadcast, catalog, CaptureOptions).encode::{Control, Driver, CaptureOptions}.capturenow enables thekiodependency.moq-audio(breaking,capturefeature):encode::Publicationis renamed toencode::Control, andencode::PublicationOptionstoencode::CaptureOptions.@moq/publish(additive): newVideo.Encoder.cut().moq-cli: updated caller, no CLI change.Alternatives
Options(the first revision). Rejected in favor of returning the handle.capture::Optionswould sit besidecapture::Configin the device module and nest acapturefield inside itself.ControlOptionsnames the handle rather than what is configured.CaptureOptionsavoids both, andencode::Optionsis already taken by the encode knobs.Follow-ups
Encodedcarries no keyframe flag), so a request right after a GOP keyframe still forces one once 500ms have passed. JS sees every keyframe.just rs capture) but not exercised in CI: there are no capture fixtures yet (see test(capture): drive native capture through clock edge cases in CI #4125). The throttle is unit-tested, and the JS path is tested end to end with a fakeVideoEncoder.moq_mux::rate::Control(the bitrate controller) shares theControlname. It sits in a different module, but it may be worth renaming if the two collide in practice.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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