Fix bitstream filter not applied to videos in TS container
Original-merge: 078ee1f2de
Merged-by: nielsvanvelzen <nielsvanvelzen@users.noreply.github.com>
Backported-by: Joshua M. Boniface <joshua@boniface.me>
* Added Media segment manager
* Added "HasSegments" to MediaSourceInfo when requesting though baseitem
* Fixed ordering of Media Segements
* Added media segment API controller
* Added .ConfigureAwait(false) on media segments manager
* renamed MediaSegmentsController
removed empty route
* Added Model layer for Media Segments
Fixed review comments Media segments
* Updated media segment naming
refactored api and manager usage
* Added mediaSegment type filter
* Fixed codesmell
* Fixed naming and typos
* Added EF Migration
* Added Identity Generation for MediaSegments
Made mediasegment filter optional
* Fixed optional filter parameter
* refactored segment namespace
* Added SegmentProviderId to MediaSegment
* Media segment comment indentation
* Added MediaSegmentManager query notracking
* Changed `GetThemeMedia` to support SortBy/Order options
The `GetThemeMedia, `GetThemeVideos` and `GetThemeSongs` functions can optionally sort the results based based on passing an ItemSortBy type and a SortOrder.
This is intended to be used by jellyfin-web in order to allow users to control the order of theme playback.
See PR: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-web/pull/5714
* Update MediaBrowser.Controller/Entities/BaseItem.cs
Fix the `GetThemeVideos` two argument overload having both parameters defaulted.
For the two argument overload, both parameters are required.
LAME's VBR mode only has advantage over a certain bitrate range. For very low and very high bitrate, use the ABR mode instead.
aac_at's CVBR mode produces very good quality and is not worse than its TVBR mode in blind testing. Use this mode for convenience.
The ffmpeg native aac encoder will have quality regression with its VBR mode. Always use CBR mode for ffmpeg's native aac encoder.
Signed-off-by: gnattu <gnattuoc@me.com>
This would be significantly faster than decoding every frame, but it does have compatibility issues. Not all decoders support this mode, notably the VP9 decoder, CUVID decoders, and QSV decoders.
Some videos with very long key-frame intervals may also perform poorly with this mode, as the image timing could become too inaccurate to reflect the actual frame.
Signed-off-by: gnattu <gnattuoc@me.com>
