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The cfg(test) stub no longer rides along after every real candidate. A test opts in with stub::install(), which stands it in for the platform tier on that thread, so Software and uninstalled tests see the real tiers and refusals. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. WalkthroughThe change adds named multichannel audio layouts, speaker-based remixing, and playback support for device layouts up to eight channels. It introduces selectable decoder and encoder backends, adds AAC-LC encoding through a platform backend when available, and supports multichannel Opus and AAC configuration handling in MPEG-TS import and export. Language bindings, API documentation, CLI behavior descriptions, tests, and codec task plans are also updated. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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- Around line 384-395: Update timestamp so priming before zero shifts the epoch
forward by the delay deficit, keeping packet PTS values evenly spaced instead of
clamping them individually. Apply the same epoch shift to the terminal end
calculation so it remains consistent with packet timestamps, and update the
zero-epoch PTS expectation accordingly.
Review comments at @rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/import.rs:
- Around line 2335-2340: Handle `aac::in_band_config` returning
`ProgramConfigMissing` locally when `import` is `None`: keep the reservation,
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| /// PTS of the frame `frames` samples past the epoch, stamped `delay` samples | ||
| /// earlier to fold in codec priming the catalog can't signal. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Priming that would land before a zero epoch is stamped at zero instead: it | ||
| /// decodes to the codec's warm-up rather than to input, so only its spacing is | ||
| /// lost. | ||
| fn timestamp(epoch_us: u64, frames: u64, delay: usize, codec_rate: u32) -> Result<Timestamp, Error> { | ||
| let frames = i128::from(frames) - delay as i128; | ||
| let offset_us = (frames * 1_000_000).div_euclid(i128::from(codec_rate)); | ||
| let micros = (i128::from(epoch_us) + offset_us).max(0); | ||
| let micros = u64::try_from(micros).map_err(|_| moq_net::TimeOverflow)?; | ||
| Ok(Timestamp::from_micros(micros)?) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Stop clamping priming packets to zero one at a time. Shift the whole timeline instead.
timestamp clamps each packet's PTS to zero separately. Take an AAC epoch below the encoder delay (2112 frames at 48 kHz, about 44 ms). Several packets then share PTS 0, and the first real packet jumps forward. The test at Lines 954-957 shows this: [0, 0, 0, 20_000].
decode::Consumer::read then reads each of these packets as a hole:
- After packet 0,
next_startis 0 plus 1024 frames, about 21.3 ms. - Packet 1 arrives at 0.
discontinuousreturns true, andgap()callsreset_prediction(), which resets the AAC decoder. - Packet 3 arrives at 20 000 µs, not 21 333 µs. The difference is more than the tolerance of about 1 µs, so the decoder resets again.
So when the epoch starts near zero, the first real AAC frames decode without their MDCT overlap. They also play on top of each other at PTS 0. This affects any publisher whose first timestamp is under 44 ms, for example a clock anchored at zero.
To fix this, keep the priming packets evenly spaced and move the whole timeline forward by the deficit:
Proposed fix
fn timestamp(epoch_us: u64, frames: u64, delay: usize, codec_rate: u32) -> Result<Timestamp, Error> {
- let frames = i128::from(frames) - delay as i128;
- let offset_us = (frames * 1_000_000).div_euclid(i128::from(codec_rate));
- let micros = (i128::from(epoch_us) + offset_us).max(0);
+ let rate = i128::from(codec_rate);
+ let delay_us = (delay as i128 * 1_000_000).div_euclid(rate);
+ // Keep packets evenly spaced: if the priming would land before zero, move
+ // the whole timeline forward rather than collapsing packets onto zero.
+ let epoch = i128::from(epoch_us).max(delay_us);
+ let frames = i128::from(frames) - delay as i128;
+ let offset_us = (frames * 1_000_000).div_euclid(rate);
+ let micros = epoch + offset_us;
let micros = u64::try_from(micros).map_err(|_| moq_net::TimeOverflow)?;
Ok(Timestamp::from_micros(micros)?)
}With this change, update the pts(0) assertion at Line 957 to [0, 21_333, 42_666, 64_000]. The end computed at Line 493 uses delay = 0, so the terminal endpoint needs the same epoch shift to stay consistent.
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Update timestamp so priming before zero shifts the epoch forward by the delay
deficit, keeping packet PTS values evenly spaced instead of clamping them
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| let asc = aac::in_band_config( | ||
| header.object_type, | ||
| header.sample_rate, | ||
| header.channel_config, | ||
| &mut block, | ||
| )?; |
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Do not end the whole TS import when the first ADTS frame with channel_config 0 has no leading PCE.
aac::in_band_config returns Error::ProgramConfigMissing in two cases:
- The ADTS header carries
channel_config0. - The block does not start with a program config element.
The ? sends that error up through AacStream::write, Stream::write, flush, and Import::decode. The whole importer fails as a result, and every other track stops too.
This case happens on a normal input. ffmpeg's ADTS muxer writes the PCE only in the first frame. The aac_quad.ts fixture relies on this, and the export side copies that behavior. A live capture that joins such a stream mid-way sees frames with channel_config 0 and no PCE. The old code fell back to stereo. The new code aborts the session.
The rest of this importer avoids that outcome: Resync, the section interception, and verbatim fallbacks all keep damage local ("never fatal"). An unresolved first frame should also stay local. Here is the fix:
- When
importisNoneandin_band_configreturnsProgramConfigMissing, drop that frame. - Keep the reservation, log once, and try again on the next frame. Some encoders repeat the PCE in later frames.
finishalready releases a reservation that never resolved, so the catalog is not held shut forever.
Proposed fix
- let asc = aac::in_band_config(
- header.object_type,
- header.sample_rate,
- header.channel_config,
- &mut block,
- )?;
+ let asc = match aac::in_band_config(
+ header.object_type,
+ header.sample_rate,
+ header.channel_config,
+ &mut block,
+ ) {
+ Ok(asc) => asc,
+ // Joined mid-stream: the PCE rode only an earlier frame. Wait for one
+ // that carries it rather than ending every track in the program.
+ Err(aac::Error::ProgramConfigMissing) => {
+ tracing::debug!(pid = self.resync.pid, "ADTS channel_config 0 without a leading PCE; waiting");
+ self.resync.published(unvouched);
+ pts = advance_pts(pts, 1024, header.sample_rate)?;
+ offset = end;
+ continue;
+ }
+ Err(err) => return Err(err.into()),
+ };Check the exact aac::Error path and how the error converts to anyhow against the module's re-exports.
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| let asc = aac::in_band_config( | |
| header.object_type, | |
| header.sample_rate, | |
| header.channel_config, | |
| &mut block, | |
| )?; | |
| let asc = match aac::in_band_config( | |
| header.object_type, | |
| header.sample_rate, | |
| header.channel_config, | |
| &mut block, | |
| ) { | |
| Ok(asc) => asc, | |
| // Joined mid-stream: the PCE rode only an earlier frame. Wait for one | |
| // that carries it rather than ending every track in the program. | |
| Err(aac::Error::ProgramConfigMissing) => { | |
| tracing::debug!(pid = self.resync.pid, "ADTS channel_config 0 without a leading PCE; waiting"); | |
| self.resync.published(unvouched); | |
| pts = advance_pts(pts, 1024, header.sample_rate)?; | |
| offset = end; | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| Err(err) => return Err(err.into()), | |
| }; |
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Handle `aac::in_band_config` returning `ProgramConfigMissing` locally when
`import` is `None`: keep the reservation, log once, drop the frame, advance the
frame position and timing, and continue so a later frame can provide the PCE.
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- P2: Preserve the AAC test's feature gate (decode/decoder.rs:161–171). The inserted unwind-safety test takes the existing
#[cfg(feature = "aac")], leavingaac_decodes_a_sineunconditional whileaac_catalogandAAC_FRAMESremain gated. A no-default-features test build now has unresolved names. Move/add the gate to the AAC test and check that feature combination. - P2: Refuse PCM layouts the count-only catalog cannot represent (encode/backend/pcm.rs:14–16). The encoder accepts the new
ThreePointZeroandFourPointZerolayouts and preserves their samples, but its catalog stores only 3/4 channels; the PCM decoder reconstructsTwoPointOne/Quad. Center-only 3.0 audio consequently becomes LFE and disappears on stereo downmix. Reject those named layouts or explicitly remix into a representable layout, with 3.0/4.0 round-trip coverage. - P2: Re-arm the AAC PCE when an uncommitted span is discarded (ts/export.rs:1558–1560).
take()consumes the only PCE before the span is returned. If the source fails after that first frame is buffered,resume()/rewind()drops its bytes;resubscribe()replaces only the source and does not restore the PCE. For AAC whose layout lives only in its ASC, resumed ADTS remains channel-config 0 without any PCE to decode it. Retain/re-arm the configuration and test failure before the first span is emitted.
Direction: Keep the backend separation, canonical remixing, and shared PCE parser. The abstractions fit the planned platform backends; these need targeted fixes rather than a redesign. Construction-time refusal of unavailable AAC encoders is clear, and the documented pre-existing follow-ups are outside these findings.
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| fn timestamp(epoch_us: u64, frames: u64, delay: usize, codec_rate: u32) -> Result<Timestamp, Error> { | ||
| let frames = i128::from(frames) - delay as i128; | ||
| let offset_us = (frames * 1_000_000).div_euclid(i128::from(codec_rate)); | ||
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When the source epoch is smaller than the AAC encoder delay, especially the common zero-based epoch, this clamp gives several priming packets the same timestamp. For the 2112-frame delay used by the stub, the test already demonstrates timestamps [0, 0, 0, 20000]; decode::Consumer expects each next timestamp to advance by the decoded frame length, treats those duplicates as undeclared holes, and resets AAC prediction between the priming packets. That destroys the codec warm-up this timestamp scheme is meant to preserve, so the entire pre-roll timeline needs shifting or another representation that retains packet spacing rather than clamping each packet independently.
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No new actionable findings in this incremental change. Moving the AAC gate onto aac_decodes_a_sine at decode/decoder.rs:161–171 fixes the missing-symbol problem from my previous review, while keeping unwind-safety coverage unconditional. The previously reported PCM-layout and discarded-PCE findings are unchanged; they are not duplicated here.
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No new actionable findings in the delta since 7ba1f06. The construction-time check in encode/backend/pcm.rs:14–24 correctly refuses named layouts that the count-only catalog would decode differently. The added encoder.rs:770–793 test covers both 3.0/4.0 refusals and retained PCM paths. This resolves the PCM finding in my initial review; its discarded-PCE recovery finding remains unchanged.
Direction: Keep this focused refusal. It prevents silent speaker relabeling without extending the catalog or public API. The earlier AAC test-gate fix remains intact.
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No new actionable findings in this three-file planning delta. ts-aac-pce-join.md:12–24 now explicitly owns the PCE-less import and discarded-span export recovery cases, including their regressions. The previous PCE finding is deferred, not fixed: ts/export.rs:1558–1560 still consumes the configuration before the buffered span commits. No duplicate inline finding added.
Direction: The follow-up captures the root cause and recovery tests accurately; landing now retains that known limitation for PCE-described AAC. Deferring zero-epoch AAC priming to AudioToolbox encode:26–30 is appropriately tied to the first real AAC encoder, since the production backend list still has none. This delta changes scope documentation only, with no new API or wire behavior.
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| let asc = aac::in_band_config( | ||
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When an ADTS track uses channelConfiguration == 0 and the importer joins after its initial program config element, in_band_config returns ProgramConfigMissing here and ? terminates the entire MPEG-TS import, including unrelated video and audio tracks. This occurs with ffmpeg output because it places the PCE only in the first AAC frame; keep this rendition reserved and skip its frames until a PCE appears rather than failing the whole program.
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| if let Kind::Aac(aac) = &mut track.kind { | ||
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For AAC whose ADTS channelConfiguration is zero, taking the PCE after the first exported frame means every later frame lacks the only metadata that identifies the channel layout. A receiver joining after that frame, including after a recurring PAT/PMT, cannot initialize the AAC track, so the PCE must be emitted again periodically or on every applicable frame rather than consumed once.
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Lands the audio-codecs questline:
moq-audiogets decode and encode backend seams, surround layouts up to 7.1, surround Opus, and an AAC output codec. The platform backends and the small refusal fixes found along the way are now standalone quests, so the line no longer waits on a macOS host or ondev.What landed on the line
Layoutcarries 3 to 8 channel layouts through decode, remix, playback, and the FFI.decode::backendtries a platform decoder before the software one, like moq-video.encode::backendandencode::Codec::Aac.decode::Kind::Namedkeeps its published codec names.This update
audio-decode-audiotoolboxandaudio-encode-audiotoolboxhe-aac-catalog-output,ts-opus-export-refusals,ts-opus-channel-codes,gst-opus-surroundaac-encode-refusals, which targetsdev, andaac-parse-truncated-sbr, which requires itframe_duration_usdefault change (20000 to 0, decided in feat(audio): an encode backend seam and an AAC output codec #4183) is split from AudioToolbox encode intoffi-frame-duration-default, which targetsdev.origin/main, including the quest: apply the 2026-09-30 audit #4589 audit. fix(audio): conceal one Opus packet's length for a lost packet, not 120 ms #4442's one-packet Opus concealment is ported intodecode/backend/libopus.rs, where this line moved the decoder, together with its regression test.UnwindSafe + RefUnwindSafe, so the publishedDecoderandEncoderkeep those traits.aacfeature gate. PCM refuses 3.0 and 4.0, which its count-only catalog would decode as 2.1 and quad.Public API and wire impact
Additive on
main:Layoutvariants,decode::backend/encode::backendselection,encode::Codec::Aac,encode::Kind,encode::Settings::kind, andEncoder::name().Kind::Namedkeeps its published meaning.opus::Mappingandmapping::Config.opus::Config::encodenow writes family 1 heads. There are also new typed AACErrorvariants.MoqAudioCodec::aac()is new.frame_duration_us = 0is accepted as the codec's own frame, and the default stays 20000."aac". No ABI change.description.SEMVER_RESULT
Decision prompts
aac-encode-refusalstargetsdevwithaac-parse-truncated-sbrrequiring itDecided before this session (quest audit, #4589):
✅ AudioToolbox decode and encode become standalone m1 quests on main.
✅ The uniffi default change becomes its own dev quest.
✅ Merge
origin/mainin (no rebase), fix CI, finish the README, mark ready, and merge.Review: how to handle the TS PCE gaps?
Review: how to handle AAC priming timestamps?
Verification
just checkpasses on Linux after the merge.cargo test -p moq-audio -p moq-mux --all-featurespasses, including the ported concealment test.cargo semver-checks check-releaseis clean for moq-audio, moq-mux, moq-ffi, and libmoq.Follow-ups
ts-aac-pce-join. PCE-described AAC over TS survives mid-stream joins and resumes, and a missing PCE silences only its track.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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