Field Detail

• TYPE_TARGET_TIMESTAMP_FOUND

  public static final int TYPE_TARGET_TIMESTAMP_FOUND

  The search found a timestamp that it deems close enough to the given target.

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• TYPE_POSITION_OVERESTIMATED

  public static final int TYPE_POSITION_OVERESTIMATED

  The search found only timestamps larger than the target timestamp.

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• TYPE_POSITION_UNDERESTIMATED

  public static final int TYPE_POSITION_UNDERESTIMATED

  The search found only timestamps smaller than the target timestamp.

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• TYPE_NO_TIMESTAMP

  public static final int TYPE_NO_TIMESTAMP

  The search didn't find any timestamps.

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• NO_TIMESTAMP_IN_RANGE_RESULT

  public static final BinarySearchSeeker.TimestampSearchResult NO_TIMESTAMP_IN_RANGE_RESULT

Method Detail

• overestimatedResult

  public static BinarySearchSeeker.TimestampSearchResult overestimatedResult(long newCeilingTimestamp,
                                                                             long newCeilingBytePosition)

  Returns a result to signal that the current position in the input stream overestimates the true position of the target frame, and the BinarySearchSeeker should modify its BinarySearchSeeker.SeekOperationParams's ceiling timestamp and byte position using the given values.

• underestimatedResult

  public static BinarySearchSeeker.TimestampSearchResult underestimatedResult(long newFloorTimestamp,
                                                                              long newCeilingBytePosition)

  Returns a result to signal that the current position in the input stream underestimates the true position of the target frame, and the BinarySearchSeeker should modify its BinarySearchSeeker.SeekOperationParams's floor timestamp and byte position using the given values.

• targetFoundResult

  public static BinarySearchSeeker.TimestampSearchResult targetFoundResult(long resultBytePosition)

  Returns a result to signal that the target timestamp has been found at resultBytePosition, and the seek operation can stop.

  Note that when this value is returned from TimestampSeeker#searchForTimestamp(ExtractorInput, long, OutputFrameHolder), the BinarySearchSeeker.OutputFrameHolder may be updated to hold the target frame as an optimization.