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fix(hang)!: CMAF decoders time samples from the frame timestamp - #4826
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The moq-lite frame timestamp is the broadcast timeline: a CMAF fragment's earliest sample presents at it, and `tfdt` only places the samples relative to each other. Both decoders used `tfdt` alone, so a publisher moving a passthrough track to another timeline would play at the source's PTS. `fmp4::encode` now stamps the fragment's earliest PTS, which the passthrough importer already does, instead of its first sample's. JS: `Format.decode` and `decodeDataSegment` take the frame timestamp. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Outcome: implemented in full, draft pending review. Decided with OneTooMany: the JS Deviation from the quest text: the anchor is the fragment's earliest PTS, not its first sample's, to match what the passthrough importer already stamps (details in the description). (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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[P2] Compute the anchor across all runs — js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:429–432. ptss contains only the first trun (selected at line 351), but the passthrough importer computes the frame timestamp across every run (rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/import.rs:740–812, 911). If a later run contains an earlier-presenting B-frame, this newly shifts even the first run's previously correct timestamps. For example, at 90 kHz with tfdt=0, a first-run sample with duration=3000/CTS=6000 and a second-run sample with CTS=0 has PTS 6000 and 3000. With the importer's frame timestamp of 3000 ticks, JS now presents the first sample at 33,333 µs instead of about 66,667 µs; Rust computes the fragment-wide minimum correctly. Iterate the track's runs with continuous DTS and use their shared minimum; add a two-run regression test with the earliest PTS in the second run. Dropping later runs was pre-existing, but mistiming the retained first run is introduced here.
Direction: making the frame timestamp authoritative and anchoring the earliest PTS is sound; the Rust encoder adjustment and reordered-sample tests support that contract. Fix the JS multi-run mismatch before relying on Rust/JS parity.
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…stamp A traf may split its samples across runs that continue one decode timeline; the JS decoder read only the first, so a later run's earlier B-frame mistimed the anchor. Round the anchor and offset once, not apart. `Cmaf.decodeTimestamp` returned `tfdt`, which is no longer the timeline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Re the [P2] multi-run anchor: fixed in b2feacf. (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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The earlier P2 multi-run anchor finding is addressed in the code: js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:331–338, 365–419 now traverses all runs on a continuous decode timeline and anchors to their shared minimum. The regression case at js/hang/src/container/cmaf/format.test.ts:93–98 covers the earlier-presenting sample in the second run. Rounding the final timestamp once also preserves the expected 66,667 µs result in that case.
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. WalkthroughCMAF decoders now use the enclosing frame timestamp as the anchor for sample presentation times. They preserve each sample’s offset from the fragment’s earliest presentation time, including across multiple runs. The TypeScript decode API accepts the timestamp separately from the payload, and decoding call sites now pass it. Rust encoding stamps fragments with the earliest frame timestamp. Tests and documentation cover the timestamp rules and API changes. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to No identified issue remains that should delay merging after normal checks. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 415-418: Replace the spread-based Math.min(...ptss) calculation in
the sample timestamp normalization flow with a running minimum over ptss,
avoiding a function call with one argument per sample. Keep the existing
earliest-value calculation and timestamp assignment behavior.
- Around line 365-398: Update the loop over truns to position the sample cursor
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Honor each run’s data offset.
When a later run’s dataOffset skips bytes in mdat, the new loop can read from the preceding cursor and return bytes from the wrong location. Use each run’s dataOffset and applicable tfhd base when selecting its samples.
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Not in this PR. Both decoders walk mdat sequentially and ignore data_offset; Rust's fmp4::decode says so, and the JS TODO above the loop flags it. That behavior predates this change, which only extends it from the first run to all of them, matching Rust. A run that skips bytes would need both fixed together, so it's better as a follow-up.
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@Dryvnt, thanks for clarifying the scope. The JS TODO documents the existing sequential mdat behavior. This PR extends that behavior to all runs; it does not introduce dataOffset support.
A follow-up should add offset handling to both decoders. Would you like me to open a GitHub issue for that work?
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@kixelated, your call on whether this needs tracking. Both CMAF decoders (Rust fmp4::decode and JS decodeDataSegment) read mdat front to back and ignore each run's trun.data_offset. That matters only for a producer whose runs skip bytes, and we know of none in-tree. If you want it fixed, the follow-up would honor data_offset (relative to the tfhd base) in both decoders together; this PR leaves it as is.
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No new actionable findings in this delta. js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:415–417 replaces the variadic minimum with a fixed-arity loop, addressing the existing large-fragment argument-limit finding while preserving the minimum and empty-array behavior. The earlier whole-fragment earliest-PTS fix remains intact. Direction: this is an appropriate, narrowly scoped robustness fix.
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Automated review: ITERATE on head The rule is right for Lite05+. Anchoring to the earliest PTS instead of the first sample is the correct call, and the tests show the B-frame order survives. CI is green. One versioning gap needs closing before CMAF timing can depend on the frame timestamp. Blocking
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When the frame timestamp isn't media time (an untimed track, once the untimed model lands), CMAF decoders fall back to Ordering: this lands after #4822, which now waits on a new Meanwhile, the mechanical items:
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# Conflicts: # doc/setup/upgrade.md # quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md # quest/m2/README.md # quest/m2/shared-clock.md # rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/export_test.rs
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Adversarial review (Codex) of head 9f2bd4c, which merges main (#4883, #4894, #4885 and the quest moves) into this PR. Conflicts in export_test.rs, upgrade.md, and quest/ were resolved keeping both sides. just check passes. just test interop --all passed on rerun; the first run had a go -> js resume flake on Legacy tracks.
Verdict: needs attention.
[high] CMAF now anchors to synthesized arrival timestamps (js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:418-420, same in fmp4::decode). Until the untimed model lands, receivers fill in local arrival time for a frame with no wire timestamp: IETF without TIMESCALE (rs/moq-net/src/ietf/subscriber.rs:4032, js/net/src/ietf/subscriber.ts:1127) and lite before lite-05. Both decoders now anchor unconditionally to that frame timestamp, so CMAF fragments that arrive in a burst lose their spacing. Repro with the JS decoder: payload PTS [0, 33333, 66667] us with arrival stamps [10000, 10001, 10002] ms decode at [10000000, 10001000, 10002000] us. On main they decode at their tfdt.
This is why quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md lists the untimed model under Required. The tfdt fallback for untimed frames can't exist until receivers stop inventing timestamps.
Suggested: hold this PR until #4822 (and typed timedness) lands, then add the untimed tfdt fallback in both decoders here, with a receive-path test.
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A heads-up from the 2026-10-06 quest audit. This PR implements
Main moved the quest from m2 to m1 on 2026-10-05, so your branch still has the old m2 path. Its decode test also covers shared-clock's last duplicate test bullet (tfdt versus frame timestamp), so that bullet can go too. Run (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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Reviewed commit: 6c5eb95; follow-up to cf87b34, separating the main merge from the five-file hold-state restoration.
The hold is the right direction: keep CMAF's untimed tfdt fallback and Rust/JS regressions owned here, and keep shared-clock dependent on this behavior until #4822 and the timedness decision are ready. The earlier JS multi-run and argument-limit repairs remain present at js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:331–338,365–422; restoring the quest does not undo them or implement the untimed fallback.
One planning correction: quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md:20–22 restores "first sample" as the anchor, although the implementation, PR description and prior B-frame fix use the fragment-wide earliest PTS. Change that wording to earliest PTS so the held follow-up preserves reordered samples. Its "no API change" statements at :31,44 also need to distinguish Rust's internal change from the documented breaking JS decode timestamp parameter/removal of decodeTimestamp.
The pre-existing trun.data_offset limitation is still outside this change. The separate anchor-rounding comment at #4826 (comment) is not cleared by quest restoration; I have not duplicated it as a new finding.
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An untimed track's frames carry no broadcast time, so both CMAF decoders fall back to the fragment's own tfdt timeline. Rust rounds the frame timestamp to the nearest track tick, as the encoder stamps it, so a timestamp carried at another scale doesn't land a tick early. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit: fef4566. Delta since 6c5eb95, separating the main merge onto 7c6b6af from the fallback/rounding fix and quest cleanup.
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- Genuine untimed frames now retain their original tfdt/CTS timeline: js/hang/src/container/cmaf/decode.ts:422–429 and rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/mod.rs:465–476. The new js/hang/src/container/consumer.test.ts:1084–1100 and Rust mod.rs:1618–1641 regressions exercise absent timestamps through their production callers. Earlier multi-run/minimum fixes remain intact.
- The prior Rust rounding finding is addressed at mod.rs:408–410; the :1643–1653 regression covers 1,111 µs returning to 90 kHz tick 100.
- Deleting the completed quest removes its previously flagged first-sample/no-API-change mismatch; the upgrade guide correctly retains the breaking JS API notice.
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- The earlier coarse-timescale concern survives: rs/moq-net/src/model/group.rs:348–351 can discard precision before decoding. For example, 100/90,000 → 1/1,000 → 90/90,000; nearest-tick rounding cannot recover that loss.
- The existing run-offset limitation is unchanged. Synthetic send timestamps over lite-05+ also remain a playback-timing limitation, now explicitly deferred in quest/m1/lite-untimed.md:20–25; the untimed fallback only helps when absence survives transport.
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The frame timestamp carries a fragment's earliest presentation time exactly only at the media's own scale, so fmp4's Wire::write refuses a track whose timescale isn't the init's mdhd timescale, and the moq-hang draft requires it. Both decoders read the mdat front to back, so they now refuse a trun whose data_offset doesn't start at the next sample, and a tfhd base_data_offset, instead of slicing the wrong bytes. The importer's comments no longer call the frame timestamp redundant. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[P2] Update importer-owned track timescales before enforcing this guard (rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/mod.rs:337–342). The public import::Track::audio path accepts its track with reserved.track_info(...) at import/track.rs:200–202, which always selects MICRO, while AudioInit.container can select CMAF. A valid 48 kHz Opus CMAF init is forwarded into the Opus importer and its CMAF writer (import/track.rs:28–30,210–212; codec/opus/import.rs:35–37,97–108). The first packet now fails TimescaleMismatch (1,000,000 versus 48,000), even with PTS zero, which previously wrote successfully. Callers cannot apply the documented with_timescale workaround because this facade owns Request::accept. Derive the track scale from the selected CMAF init before accepting/creating it, check the analogous video/stream creators, and add an end-to-end CMAF importer regression. Updating the direct-writer tests alone misses this path.
The prior run-offset finding is addressed by refusing unsupported layouts in both decoders (JS decode.ts:359–389; Rust mod.rs:418–424,444–448), with first-run/second-run rejection regressions. The equal-scale draft rule addresses the previous precision concern, but its producer integration needs the fix above. Untimed tfdt fallback remains intact; the documented lite-05+ send-time gap remains deferred.
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import::Track and TrackStream accepted every track at microseconds, so an audio or video rendition published with a CMAF container failed Wire::write's timescale guard on its first frame. They now accept a CMAF track at its init's mdhd timescale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit: 81405c1. One-commit, three-file delta from 6657086; unchanged base.
No new actionable findings in this delta. The previous P2 importer-timescale finding is addressed: rs/moq-mux/src/import/track.rs:27–40 derives the scale from the selected CMAF init, and Track::audio (:218), Track::video (:254–258), and TrackStream::video (:640–644) use it before accepting their tracks. The Opus CMAF regression at :1010–1028 exercises the public audio facade through writing and finishing, covering the formerly rejected 48 kHz path.
Direction: the shared helper is a focused fix for the explicit equal-scale contract, retaining catalog-derived track properties and the existing non-CMAF defaults. The run-offset checks and untimed tfdt fallback are unchanged; the documented lite-05+ synthetic-timestamp gap remains deferred.
Verification: GitHub-only delta, surrounding producer/codec paths and test inspection; no builds, tests, interop or playback executed. Rechecked open/non-draft state, head and existing reviews before publication. Check, Platform, Swift and Android workflows are still running for this head; Audio quality and Release JS report success.
# Conflicts: # quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md # quest/m1/cmaf-sample-defaults.md
# Conflicts: # quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md # quest/m1/cmaf-sample-defaults.md # quest/m1/fmp4-catalog-init.md # rs/moq-mux/src/container/fmp4/export_test.rs
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Merging at Review. The maintainer accepted the OpenAI review of
Public API impact (breaking)
Decisions (already settled in the description): ship now, with the untimed-over-lite-05+ gap recorded in the lite-07 untimed quest. Equal timescales are required by the draft and enforced in (Written by Claude Opus 5.5) |
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Problem
Both CMAF decoders (
fmp4::decodein moq-mux,Cmaf.Formatin @moq/hang) took sample times fromtfdtand ignored the moq-lite frame timestamp. A publisher that moves a passthrough track onto another timeline without rewriting the payload (shared-clock's importer offset, ad insertion) would play at the source's PTS.Approach
tfdtandtrunoffsets only place samples relative to each other, so B-frame reordering is kept.fmp4::encodestamped the first sample (its comment said earliest); it now stamps the earliest, rounded to the track's ticks like itstfdt.tfdt, as onmain.fmp4::decode(crate-private) takes the optional frame timestamp fromWire::poll_readand rounds it to the nearest track tick, asencodestamps it. The fMP4 exporter and moq-hls re-fragment decoded frames, so they follow; a new exporter test confirms it. The test-onlydecode_at_tfdthelper is gone:decode(.., None, ..)is the same thing.Format.decode(payload, timestamp)anddecodeDataSegment(segment, init, timestamp), wheretimestampisundefinedfor an untimed frame. Anchoring happens in ticks insidedecodeDataSegment, so offsets aren't rounded twice.mdhd, andWire::writerefuses another (fmp4::Error::TimescaleMismatch). The fMP4 importer already declaredmdhd;import::TrackandTrackStreamnow accept a CMAF rendition's track at it too, which covers the bindings' publish paths.mdatfront to back, so they refuse atrunwhosedata_offsetdoesn't start at the next sample, and atfhdbase_data_offset(which CMAF forbids), instead of slicing the wrong bytes. The draft requires runs to lie back to back.draft-lcurley-moq-hangstates the rule, untimed case included, in thecmafsection (moq-hang-03 changelog bullet). Also updateddoc/concept/hang.mdanddoc/setup/upgrade.md.quest/m1/cmaf-frame-timestamp.md, which unblocks shared clock and fMP4 edit lists, and drops shared-clock'stfdtdecode test, which this PR covers.Tests: Rust
decode_times_samples_from_the_frame_timestamp,the_frame_timestamp_is_the_earliest_presentation_time(encoder stamp and decoder anchor through a moq-net group),an_untimed_fragment_decodes_at_its_tfdt(throughWire::poll_readon an untimed track),decode_rounds_the_frame_timestamp_to_the_nearest_tick,write_refuses_a_track_at_another_timescale,decode_refuses_a_run_that_skips_bytes,cmaf_audio_counts_in_the_init_timescale(an Opus CMAF rendition throughimport::Track), andcmaf_source_exports_at_the_frame_timestamp(fMP4 export). JScmaf/format.test.tscovers the decoder cases with a hand-built multi-run fragment, a run that skips bytes, andconsumer.test.tsan untimed track throughContainer.Consumer. Each fails without its fix.just checkandjust drafts checkpass.Decisions
Untimed CMAF over lite-05+: no lite version can mark a track untimed yet, so a relay stamps an untimed track's frames with its send time on lite-05/06 (and lite-07 until lite-07 untimed lands). An untimed CMAF track, such as one from a draft-14 publisher like MOQtail relayed to a lite subscriber, then anchors to send times, where
mainplays it attfdt.Anchor precision: the maintainer asked to either refuse a lossy anchor conversion in
fmp4::encodeor have the draft require the track timescale to matchmdhd.mdhdtick (recommended). Keeps µs tracks carrying 90 kHz CMAF working.Wire::write. A µs track carrying 90 kHz CMAF must now declaremdhd: the importer facades do so, and a caller creating its own track declares it.Impact
Container.Format.decodetakes(payload, timestamp: Time.Timestamp | undefined);Cmaf.decodeDataSegmenttakes a thirdtimestampargument. LOC and Legacy implementations are unchanged (they ignore it).Cmaf.decodeTimestampis removed.fmp4::ErrorgainsTimescaleMismatch(the enum is#[non_exhaustive]).Wire::writerefuses a track whose timescale isn't the init'smdhd. CMAF frames written throughWireare now stamped with the fragment's earliest PTS instead of its first sample's. Both CMAF decoders refuse non-contiguous runs.mdhdticks, and that runs lie back to back.Follow-ups
pts_adjustment.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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