A device with no hardware HEVC decoder could still be handed an HEVC transcode: the device profile advertised a fixed codec list that assumed every device decodes everything. Prepending AV1 to reach the AV1 encoders issue #2131 asks for would have made that worse - an Apple TV 4K and every iPhone before the A17 Pro have no AV1 decoder at all. Probe the platform instead. Android enumerates MediaCodecList for a hardware decoder and iOS/tvOS ask VideoToolbox, both feeding one latched VideoDecodeCapabilities that the device profile reads when it builds its codec lists. Desktop deliberately answers nothing: a pre-Kaby-Lake Mac has no hardware HEVC decoder and an M1 no AV1 one, yet both software-decode in real time, so narrowing there would force transcodes for nothing. An unanswered or failed probe advertises everything, so the list never narrows on missing data. The transcode target becomes av1,hevc,h264 filtered by the probe. Leading with AV1 is safe because the server rotates codecs its admin has not enabled ("Allow encoding in HEVC/AV1 format", both off by default) to the back before picking one, so it costs nothing on a server that will not emit AV1. Audio now accepts everything the path can carry. The direct-play profile drops its AudioCodec list entirely - an omitted list means "any codec" to Jellyfin - so an audio stream can no longer be what blocks direct play. The transcode target lists every codec Jellyfin can put in an fMP4 segment, so a video-only transcode copies DTS or TrueHD instead of re-encoding it. Two limits bound that string: the server validates it against ^[a-zA-Z0-9\-\._,|]{0,40}$ when it echoes the list into the transcode URL, so alac does not fit and * is not a wildcard; and omitting the key is not "accept everything" here the way it is for direct play, because the server substitutes the source codec and then ships no audio at all for a source fMP4 cannot carry. close #2131
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3.5 KiB
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83 lines
3.5 KiB
Dart
import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
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import 'package:flutter/services.dart';
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import '../utils/async_singleton.dart';
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import '../utils/device_channel.dart';
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/// Whether this device has a hardware decoder for HEVC and AV1.
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///
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/// mpv software-decodes both everywhere, so this is not "can we decode it" but
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/// "can we decode it without dropping frames". Without a hardware decoder a
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/// phone or TV box has to ask the server to transcode instead of taking the
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/// original stream, and must not offer AV1 as a transcode target.
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///
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/// Only Android (`MediaCodecList`) and iOS/tvOS (`VTIsHardwareDecodeSupported`)
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/// answer the probe. Desktop deliberately does not implement it: a
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/// pre-Kaby-Lake Mac has no hardware HEVC decoder and an M1 no hardware AV1
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/// one, yet both software-decode in real time, so narrowing there would force
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/// transcodes for nothing. An unanswered or failed probe reports support — the
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/// advertised codec list must never narrow on missing data.
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///
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/// Latched once during the startup device-capabilities phase and read
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/// synchronously after, so every negotiation in a session advertises the same
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/// codecs.
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class VideoDecodeCapabilities {
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VideoDecodeCapabilities._();
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static final AsyncSingleton<VideoDecodeCapabilities> _singleton = AsyncSingleton();
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/// Null until the platform answers, so [describeSync] can tell a measured
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/// "yes" from an assumed one. Both are set together or not at all.
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bool? _hardwareHevc;
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bool? _hardwareAv1;
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/// Get the singleton, probing the platform's decoders on first call.
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static Future<VideoDecodeCapabilities> getInstance() =>
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_singleton.getInstance(VideoDecodeCapabilities._, (instance) => instance._detect());
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Future<void> _detect() async {
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try {
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final result = await deviceChannel.invokeMapMethod<String, dynamic>('getVideoDecodeCapabilities');
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if (result == null) return;
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_hardwareHevc = result['hevc'] == true;
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_hardwareAv1 = result['av1'] == true;
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} on MissingPluginException {
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// Desktop, or a stale native build — keep advertising both.
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} on PlatformException {
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// Decoder enumeration failed — keep advertising both.
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}
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}
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/// Whether HEVC should be advertised to a media server. Safe before init.
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static bool get supportsHevc => _singleton.instance?._hardwareHevc ?? true;
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/// Whether AV1 should be advertised to a media server. Safe before init.
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static bool get supportsAv1 => _singleton.instance?._hardwareAv1 ?? true;
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/// One-line summary for the startup log and bug-report headers, e.g.
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/// `hevc=hw av1=none` on an Apple TV 4K, or `unprobed` on desktop. Answers
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/// "did this device really report an AV1 decoder" when a transcode stutters.
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static String describeSync() {
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final instance = _singleton.instance;
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if (instance == null) return 'unknown';
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final hevc = instance._hardwareHevc;
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final av1 = instance._hardwareAv1;
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if (hevc == null || av1 == null) return 'unprobed';
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return 'hevc=${hevc ? 'hw' : 'none'} av1=${av1 ? 'hw' : 'none'}';
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}
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/// Test-only: drop the memoized probe, optionally seeding measured results
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/// so the sync accessors can be exercised without a platform channel.
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@visibleForTesting
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static void debugReset({bool? hardwareHevc, bool? hardwareAv1}) {
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if (hardwareHevc == null && hardwareAv1 == null) {
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_singleton.debugReset();
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return;
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}
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final instance = _singleton.instance ?? VideoDecodeCapabilities._();
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_singleton.debugReset(instance: instance);
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instance._hardwareHevc = hardwareHevc;
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instance._hardwareAv1 = hardwareAv1;
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}
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}
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