Support VP9 profile 2 in codec strings |
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Issue descriptionYouTube uses vp9.2 codec id for 10-bit VP9 profile 2 streams used for YouTube HDR.
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Dec 7 2016
As I've explained in CL https://codereview.chromium.org/2550413003/, we are probably better off supporting both the legacy vp9.2 codec id (since it's already used by YouTube) and whatever the new standard is. And re #2 - we do already have a mechanism for overriding supported codecs per-platform via MediaClient, so I don't think that's a big issue.
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Dec 8 2016
While issue 477103 made it possible to do (b), it is difficult to ensure Chrome is doing the right thing. I filed issue 672327 to improve this. I think we should address that before complicating the logic for VP9.
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Dec 8 2016
Issue 672337 tracks implementing the checks for Chrome.
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Dec 13 2016
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Oct 2 2017
Now that extended codec ids for VP9 have been standardized, this is obsolete |
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Comment 1 by ddorwin@chromium.org
, Dec 7 2016Blocking: 445071
Cc: chcunningham@chromium.org hubbe@chromium.org johnpallett@chromium.org wolenetz@chromium.org
Components: Internals>Media>Codecs
Labels: -Type-Bug OS-All Type-Feature
Status: Available (was: Untriaged)
Summary: Support VP9 profile 2 in codec strings (was: Support vp9.2 codec id for VP9 profile 2)