[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 117039] [GStreamer] Support audio and video tracks

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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117039





--- Comment #51 from Brendan Long <b.long at cablelabs.com>  2013-08-23 10:20:15 PST ---
(In reply to comment #50)
> (In reply to comment #49)
> > Rather than making all of these format specific, could you use findMediaFile() (or something equivalent) so these basic tests can work with every port that supports the feature?
> 
> There's two reasons:
> 
>   * There are several formats where we can play the audio and video, but not the subtitles (.mov is a good example). Also, how much of the spec we support depends on the format too (we get "label" for ogg files, but not for mkv files).
>   * Given the above, it seems useful to test every format we support, in case something works in one format but not others.

For a minute I thought I was commenting on the text track patch. For audio and video it comes down to:

  * How much of the spec we support depends on the format (we get "label" for ogg files, but not for mkv files) so, it seems useful to test every format we support, in case something works in one format but not others.

It's possible we only need one mkv file, and the internal formats don't matter. Maybe I should have made this mkv(h264 + whatever the standard audio format is)?

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