Class: shaka.media.Mp4VttParser

Constructor

new Mp4VttParser()

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Members

(private, nullable) timescale_ :number

The current time scale used by the VTT parser.
Type:
  • number
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Methods

(private, static) assembleCue_(payload, idnullable, settingsnullable, startTime, endTime) → {TextTrackCue}

Take the individual components that make a cue and create a vttc cue.
Parameters:
Name Type Attributes Description
payload string
id string <nullable>
settings string <nullable>
startTime number
endTime number
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Returns:
Type
TextTrackCue

(private, static) parseTRUN_(version, flags, readernon-null) → (non-null) {Array.<shaka.media.Mp4VttParser.TimeSegment>}

Parameters:
Name Type Description
version number
flags number
reader shaka.util.DataViewReader
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Returns:
Type
Array.<shaka.media.Mp4VttParser.TimeSegment>

(private, static) parseVTTC_(datanon-null, startTime, endTime) → {TextTrackCue}

Parses a vttc box into a cue.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
data ArrayBuffer
startTime number
endTime number
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Returns:
Type
TextTrackCue

parseInit(datanon-null)

Parse an initialization segment. Some formats do not have init segments so this won't always be called.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
data ArrayBuffer The data that makes up the init segment.
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parseMedia(datanon-null, timeContext) → (non-null) {Array.<!TextTrackCue>}

Parse a media segment and return the cues that make up the segment.
Parameters:
Name Type Description
data ArrayBuffer The next section of buffer.
timeContext shakaExtern.TextParser.TimeContext The time information that should be used to adjust the times values for each cue.
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Returns:
Type
Array.<!TextTrackCue>

Type Definitions

TimeSegment

Type:
  • {duration: ?number, timeOffset: ?number}
Properties:
Name Type Attributes Description
duration number <nullable>
 The length of the segment in timescale units.
timeOffset number <nullable>
 The time since the start of the segment in timescale units. Time offset is based of the start of the segment. If this value is missing, the accumated durations preceeding this time segment will be used to create the start time.
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