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The concept and library pages had grown into wire and API notes. Cut those back to the behavior a newcomer needs, and describe a moq or moqsink restart as a new publisher epoch. Co-authored-by: Grok 4.7 <noreply@x.ai>
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Restart takeover only happens on opt-in moq-lite 07, and the RTMP, SRT, and WHIP ingests announce without an epoch. Also fixes the draft-19 update wording, the window-mode reason, and the import ts silence line. doc/AGENTS.md keeps the site an entry point for features, with reference detail left to API docs and drafts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 364-365: Qualify the restart-takeover claims to state that viewers
switch to the new publisher only when its UUIDv7 epoch ranks later; clock skew
can cause the new epoch to rank behind the old route until that instance
retracts. Update the claim in doc/bin/cli.md at lines 364–365 and the
corresponding restart-takeover claim in doc/concept/use-case/contribution.md at
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- Line 61: Update the GStreamer documentation near the restart-takeover claim to
state that viewers switch to a restarted pipeline only when they have opted in
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- Line 24: Update the budget-check timing descriptions in the JavaScript and
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- Line 19: Update the `encode` row in the audio API table to remove AAC-LC,
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- Around line 64-67: Update the VAAPI runtime requirements paragraph to cover
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**AMD’s Mesa VA-API driver is `radeonsi`.** The ArchWiki identifies `radeonsi` as the VA-API driver for AMDGPU. ([wiki.archlinux.org](https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/VA-API?utm_source=openai))
For **`moq-vaapi` specifically**, I couldn’t verify that version **0.1.0** explicitly names or certifies `radeonsi`: the available crate docs describe a VA-API H.264 encoder for Intel and AMD, but list version **0.0.3**, not 0.1.0. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/crate/moq-vaapi/latest?utm_source=openai)) The project’s current Cargo manifest references `moq-vaapi = "0.1.0"` but doesn’t establish driver-specific support. ([github.com](https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/blob/main/Cargo.toml?utm_source=openai))
So: **`radeonsi` is the driver to try for AMD; whether `moq-vaapi` 0.1.0 works with your GPU/codec remains unconfirmed.**
Citations:
- 1: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/VA-API?utm_source=openai
- 2: https://docs.rs/crate/moq-vaapi/latest?utm_source=openai
- 3: https://github.com/moq-dev/moq/blob/main/Cargo.toml?utm_source=openai
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moq-vaapi 0.1.0 docs.rs source AMD Intel VAAPI H.264 encoder decoder
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**`moq-vaapi 0.1.0` on docs.rs:** [crate documentation](https://docs.rs/moq-vaapi/0.1.0/moq_vaapi/) · [source](https://docs.rs/crate/moq-vaapi/0.1.0/source/)
The indexed docs confirm version **0.1.0** exists, but the available crate overview and encoder page are for **0.0.3**, not 0.1.0. That overview describes a lightweight VA-API interface and an H.264 encoder; it does **not** establish that this crate provides an H.264 decoder or verify AMD and Intel hardware support for version 0.1.0. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/moq-vaapi/latest/moq_vaapi/struct._VAEncSequenceParameterBufferHEVC__bindgen_ty_2__bindgen_ty_1.html?utm_source=openai))
The closest relevant source is the [current encoder docs](https://docs.rs/moq-vaapi/latest/moq_vaapi/encode/), which describe an H.264 VA-API encoder, but don’t confirm the requested 0.1.0 details. ([docs.rs](https://docs.rs/moq-vaapi/latest/moq_vaapi/encode/index.html?utm_source=openai))
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Document the AMD VAAPI driver.
The vaapi backend supports Intel and AMD hardware. This paragraph requires Intel iHD for all users. AMD users need the AMD VAAPI driver, typically radeonsi; otherwise VAAPI can be skipped or fail when explicitly selected.
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-`/dev/dri/renderD*`. `MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE` picks a node when several GPUs are
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Trims the relay, library, binding, gateway, and setup pages, leaving field catalogs and edge cases to API docs, --help, and drafts. Fixes claims that were wrong: hang's scope, moq export hls serving one broadcast (and DASH), --cluster-tier applying only to dialed links, moq auth serve never granting peer, the AAC encoder, the moq-room sample, the @moq/auth CLI invocation, and the stale IETF drain caveat. The root AGENTS.md points doc edits at doc/AGENTS.md instead of asking every change to keep doc/ up to date, and drops the moq-token rows for crates that no longer exist. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[P2] Keep the cheap-buffer claim explicitly audio-only (doc/lib/js/watch.md:142-144). The rewrite removes the decoded-PCM context and now says the buffer holds encoded frames without qualification. In js/watch/src/video/decoder.ts:355-401, decoded VideoFrames are held while sync.wait resolves and closed afterward; a large video buffer therefore retains decoder surfaces and can exhaust the frame pool. Qualify this as audio behavior and warn about video until the planned decode gate exists (quest/m2/watch-decode-gate.md in #5035).
[P3] Retain the inbound LAN exception when describing --cluster-tier (doc/bin/relay/config.md:187-190; doc/concept/stats.md:47-49). I confirmed the existing discussion's point: Cluster::lan_peer_grant assigns config.tier to admitted LAN peers too (rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs:1227-1237). Say dialed links and admitted LAN peers so operators can correctly interpret billing/stat labels.
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Resolve the doc conflicts by keeping the feature-level pages and carrying over what main changed underneath them: per-connection ingest epochs and `--epoch` (#4962, #4969), no random first hop for unnamed publishers, untimed tracks, the bounded HLS window, disabled renditions, the audio group duration and Balanced default preset, and the Go pointer timestamp. Also address the open review notes: scope restart takeover to moq-lite 07 and today's Unroutable behavior, keep `--cluster-tier` covering admitted LAN peers, qualify the watch buffer as cheap for audio only, and say an over-budget JSON append is refused before anything is written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both prior OpenAI findings are fixed: doc/lib/js/watch.md:142-145 limits cheap encoded buffering to audio, and doc/bin/relay/config.md:195-196 plus doc/concept/stats.md:48-49 include admitted LAN peers in --cluster-tier.
[P3, existing] The unconditional restart wording still overstates takeover (doc/bin/cli.md:236-239; doc/concept/use-case/contribution.md:29-30). This is CodeRabbit's existing clock-skew finding: #5033 (comment). A replacement takes over only if its epoch sorts later; origin.rs:2336-2340 enforces that comparison. The linked epoch page already explains the clock-skew caveat correctly. Qualifying these claims with “a newer epoch” would make the entry points consistent. No duplicate inline comment added.
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No new actionable issue in the AGENTS.md-only change since 8e46ec8. The rs/moq-stats sync row now points directly to doc/concept/stats.md, which exists and owns the paths, track names, frame shapes, and encodings. That matches rs/moq-stats/src/lib.rs's wire-format reference; doc/bin/relay/config.md correctly remains the configuration entry point linking there. This is the right direction for the row.
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Keeps the condensed pages and folds in main's --mtls-peer/--mtls-upstream, stats epochs, epoch-pinned requests, and microphone capture stamping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[P3, new] Preserve the capture-time qualifications in doc/lib/rs/moq-audio.md:34-36. The merged summary now promises capture-instant stamping and alignment with video unconditionally. A host timestamp can be unusable (rs/moq-audio/src/capture.rs:754-775), in which case encode/capture.rs:871-889 stamps the read time instead; AEC can also delay the processed samples by up to 10 ms (aec.rs:476-481). Main's incoming paragraph stated both limits. Retain a short usable-host-timestamp condition and the AEC allowance so users diagnosing A/V offset do not read this as an alignment guarantee.
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Folds main's export ts --delay jitter buffer, SRT latency, and moq-transport SETUP/GROUP_ORDER strictness into the condensed pages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both concerns from my previous review are fixed:
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- doc/bin/cli.md:237-240 and doc/concept/use-case/contribution.md:29-32 qualify restart takeover by clock agreement. The existing clock-skew thread is resolved: #5033 (comment).
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Review comments at @doc/bin/obs.md:
- Line 13: Update the Dock description to name both encoding modes: “Use OBS
Output settings” and “Custom settings for MoQ.” Clarify that custom settings
apply only to this stream, using the OBS source excerpt’s terminology.
Review comments at @doc/concept/hang.md:
- Around line 173-174: Update the run-isolation statement near the discussion of
epoch-scoped names and keys to clarify that isolation requires a fresh epoch;
when `--epoch` is pinned and reused across a restart, the same names and keys
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- Line 65: Replace the detailed stats field inventories in doc/lib/c/index.md
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[P2, existing] Require a fresh epoch for an encrypted publisher restart (doc/concept/hang.md:173–175). “Pinning the same epoch reuses them” needs an explicit safety warning: with the same credential and track name, it reuses the AES-GCM key; the new producer starts its sequence at zero (rs/moq-e2ee/src/track.rs:27–33), and the nonce is group/frame (protect.rs:7–15). The reuse guard is only in-memory (generation.rs:20–25, 44–49), so a restart can encrypt different plaintext under the same key/nonce. State that encrypted publisher instances must never reuse an epoch under the same credential, as the linked profile already requires. This independently confirms the existing finding at #5033 (comment); no duplicate inline thread added.
The previous low-limit and run-isolation wording findings remain fixed; the nonce warning is a separate surviving concern. No new actionable regression found in this merge's two doc/lib/js/net.md changes: the no-proxy accept restriction and GOAWAY request-routing summary match the incoming implementation and regression-test assertions. After separating main f31c979, the PR's own changes remain documentation-only. The feature-first direction remains sound.
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The previous P2 restart warning is fixed in doc/concept/hang.md:174–176: it now explicitly prohibits reusing a previous encrypted run's epoch and explains nonce reuse. The restored Subscribe Options warning in doc/concept/standard.md:28 also matches the Rust and JS decoders' rejection of values outside 0–2.
[P2, existing] Extend the epoch warning to independently encrypting replicas (doc/concept/hang.md:174–176; doc/concept/moq-lite.md:93–95). The latter still recommends a shared --epoch for replicas, while the new warning only excludes a previous run. With the same credential and track, concurrent producers derive identical keys (generation.rs:112–139), each starts at sequence zero (track.rs:27–33), and protect.rs:7–15 uses group/frame as the nonce. Their differing frames therefore collide even without a restart. State that each independently encrypting instance needs its own epoch; same-epoch replicas may forward the original ciphertext unchanged. This is the profile's rule at drafts/draft-lcurley-moq-e2ee.md:131–132, and independently confirms the existing concern at #5033 (comment). No duplicate inline comment added.
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The remaining P2 encrypted-replica warning is fixed: doc/concept/hang.md:174–177 now prohibits sharing an epoch under one credential for either replicas or later runs, and doc/concept/moq-lite.md:93–95 excludes encryption from the shared-epoch advice. This matches the profile's per-instance rule and the implementation's epoch-scoped keys and group/frame nonces. Independently verified the same fix noted at #5033 (comment).
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Folds main's draft 14/15 empty-namespace limit into the condensed cluster page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Folds main's single static route cost into the condensed cluster page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/cluster.md:
- Around line 95-97: Clarify the hub guidance in the surrounding
certificate-option documentation: state that this setting is only for hubs where
cores are the only peers that dial in, and explain that leaves dialing into the
hub are marked upstream, stopping forwarding between them.
- Around line 155-156: Update the route pricing description near the live
publisher and caching statements to remove the claim that the price is static.
Explain that pricing starts with the publisher’s production cost plus link
costs, and that publishers and relays can re-price it while caching does not
change it.
Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/config.md:
- Around line 177-179: Update the `capacity` description in the cache
documentation to present it as a memory target, not a hard ceiling. State that
the latest group for each track is always retained and may exceed the configured
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No new actionable regression found in the two-commit, four-file update since ebe5c46.
- doc/bin/relay/config.md:177–180 now correctly describes capacity as a target that the latest group can exceed. This matches cache::Pool and the latest_group_never_evicted regression-test assertions. It addresses the existing finding: #5033 (comment).
- doc/bin/relay/cluster.md:150–156 removes the contradictory static-price claim while retaining live repricing. The mTLS-only hub guidance at lines 92–98 also matches certificate grants and upstream route filtering. Existing findings: #5033 (comment) and #5033 (comment).
- The GStreamer opt-in qualification and OBS encoding-mode clarification are consistent with the linked version guidance and dock implementation.
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Conflicts are release backports whose originals are already on main (#4812, #4658, #5086, #5081, #5019, #5025); resolved to main's side. doc/bin/rtmp.md keeps main's text, since #5033 dropped the #4735 internal-limits paragraph the backport carried. Ports requester_reset_cancels_subscriptions, which only the #4658 backport carried, into main's publisher test harness. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem
The docs site is the entry point, and several pages had grown into wire accounting and method catalogs. One was also wrong: it said two publishers of the same name fail over mid-group, which is no longer what
moqandmoqsinkdo.Approach
Kept the behavior a newcomer has to know (discovery, epochs, hidden paths, subscription knobs, formats, capture limits) and left method lists to the drafts and API docs. Added a short encryption overview. Dropped the claim that
@moq/e2eeexists. Left the audio-jitter page alone: the implementations are tested against it.Publisher restarts now match main (#4962, #4969, #4955):
moqmints an epoch per run (--epochpins one),moqsinkper run, and the RTMP, SRT, and WHIP ingests per connection.Unroutableand the next subscribe reaches the new run. Routes resume only across an identical epoch; an epochless route keeps its subscriptions until it goes, so viewers of a restarted lite-06 publisher wait for the old session to close.Restartmodel (quest: plan Restart, Rust untimed default, and three follow-ups #5012) is not described: it hasn't shipped.Impact
moq export hlsserving one broadcast (plus DASH),--cluster-tier(dialed links and admitted LAN peers), the AAC encoder, the moq-room sample, the@moq/authinvocation, a stale IETF drain caveat, the audio default preset (Balanced, 20 ms), audio group size, the watch buffer being cheap for audio only, the relay's random first hop (gone), and archive recordings listing the capped HLS window.AGENTS.mdpoints doc edits at the newdoc/AGENTS.md(excluded from the VitePress build), dropsmoq-tokenrows for crates that no longer exist, and points thers/moq-statsrow atdoc/concept/stats.md(maintainer-approved).--mtls-peer/--mtls-upstreamflags, per-run stats epochs, epoch-pinned requests (Rust and JS), microphone capture stamping (with its AEC and host-timestamp limits), theexport ts --delayjitter buffer and SRT latency, moq-transport SETUP/GROUP_ORDER strictness, and per-session limits with their stats peaks, each as a line on the page that owns it. Restart takeover is qualified by clock skew incli.mdandcontribution.md.Decisions
Maintainer feedback, 2026-10-08: keep the direction, align with main, describe only what ships. ✅ maintainer 2026-10-08
Unroutableon moq-lite 07, and viewers re-request (recommended;pick()inorigin.rsand the gatewaya_reconnect_replaces_the_stale_*tests)Restartmodel with sticky subscriptions (not implemented)doc/AGENTS.md)AGENTS.mdstill pointsrs/moq-statswire changes atdoc/bin/relay/config.md, whose stats section is now a link to/concept/stats.AGENTS.mdneeds a maintainer promptdoc/concept/stats.mdhere (maintainer approved)Alternatives
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cli.md"Publisher runs" anduse-case/contribution.mdneed the same pass.@moq/e2eeis still a quest, not a package./quest/m1/obs-epoch.md).sh/rs/stats-docs.pystill requires every connection-stats field on each binding page, which cuts againstdoc/AGENTS.md.(Written by Grok 4.7, revised by Claude Opus 5.5)
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