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Implement cross-thread MediaSource attachments #4314
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Port relevant Chromium code to the Cobalt 25 codebase to allow for `MediaSource` objects on a Dedicated Worker to render frames on a `HTMLMediaElement` owned by the main browser thread. Usage of this feature is gated behind the `MediaSource.EnableInWorkers` H5VCC flag. In addition, the `MediaElement.EnableUsingMediaSourceBufferedRange` and `MediaElement.EnableUsingMediaSourceAttachmentMethods` flags are also required as pre-requisite features. This commit does introduce mutex locks to the `SourceBuffer` and `MediaSource` classes that cannot be fully gated behind H5VCC flags. However, current usage of both classes is contained to single-threaded usecases. As such, the mutex lock code should be an effective no-op. This is based off of the following Chromium commits: * https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/2459431 * https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/2617351 * https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/2909389 b/338425382
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Port relevant Chromium code to the Cobalt 25 codebase to allow for
MediaSource
objects on a Dedicated Worker to render frames on aHTMLMediaElement
owned by the main browser thread.Usage of this feature is gated behind the
MediaSource.EnableInWorkers
H5VCC flag. In addition, the
MediaElement.EnableUsingMediaSourceBufferedRange
andMediaElement.EnableUsingMediaSourceAttachmentMethods
flags are alsorequired as pre-requisite features.
This commit does introduce mutex locks to the
SourceBuffer
andMediaSource
classes that cannot be fully gated behind H5VCC flags. However, current
usage of both classes is contained to single-threaded usecases. As such,
the mutex lock code should be an effective no-op.
This is based off of the following Chromium commits:
b/338425382