@torrent-tv/proxy 2.107.20 → 2.107.21

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package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
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  {
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  "name": "@torrent-tv/proxy",
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- "version": "2.107.20",
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+ "version": "2.107.21",
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  "description": "Torrent proxy client that exposes webseed-like HTTP stream endpoint.",
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  "license": "GPL-3.0-or-later",
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  "repository": {
@@ -589,6 +589,12 @@ export class EncodeRun {
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  producedSeconds: Math.max(0, this.progress.processedSeconds - this.progress.startPositionSeconds),
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  workingMs: this.clock.workingMs(at)
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  };
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+ // A run can be admitted for exactly one segment. Establish its baseline
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+ // on the first media progress report so closing that segment yields a
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+ // processing rate without counting the preceding input wait.
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+ if (this.#pieceSample === null && this.#workSample.producedSeconds > 0) {
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+ this.#pieceSample = this.#workSample;
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+ }
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  }
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  this.onProgress(this.progress.snapshot());
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  }
@@ -739,11 +745,10 @@ export class EncodeRun {
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  /**
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  * A closed piece is the moment this run's speed is read: what it made since
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- * the last reading, over its own working time. Measured from the first
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- * closed piece rather than from the spawn, so the process start and the wait
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- * for its first input bytes, which are charged once as startup, are not
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- * counted as processing. A stretch with no progress keeps the earlier sample,
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- * and the next reading spans both.
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+ * the last reading, over its own working time. The first baseline is the
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+ * first positive progress report, so a one-piece run can be measured without
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+ * charging the wait for its first input bytes as processing. A stretch with
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+ * no progress keeps the earlier sample, and the next reading spans both.
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  */
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  #measureSpeed() {
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  const sample = this.#workSample;
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  return;
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  }
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  if (this.#pieceSample === null) {
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- this.#pieceSample = sample;
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+ if (sample.producedSeconds > 0) this.#pieceSample = sample;
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  return;
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  }
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  const speed = speedFromWork(this.#pieceSample, sample);
@@ -936,7 +936,7 @@ export class ViewerRequests {
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  const tracks = [];
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  for (const output of outputs) {
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  const trackProgress = output === session ? progress : this.#host.encodeRuns.progressOf(output);
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- const trackRates = this.#trackRateReadings(output, now, trackProgress, measurement);
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+ const trackRates = this.#trackRateReadings(output, now);
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  const trackName = output === session ? "video" : "audio";
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  // The page states the offset its player applied to this track, and the
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  // init it applied it to is the session's. Until both are known, the
@@ -1311,8 +1311,7 @@ export class ViewerRequests {
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  const id = typeof consumerId === "string" ? consumerId : "";
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  let state = byViewer.get(id);
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  if (!state) {
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- state = { link: new this.#host.playbackReadiness.RateTrend(this.#host.lookaheadSeconds), sources: new Map(),
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- trackProgress: new WeakMap() };
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+ state = { link: new this.#host.playbackReadiness.RateTrend(this.#host.lookaheadSeconds), sources: new Map() };
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  byViewer.set(id, state);
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  }
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  return state;
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  * runs of one output can report out of order, so a summary kept and added to
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  * would drop the later-told, earlier-taken one (torrent-tv/meta#178).
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  */
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- #trackRateReadings(output, now, progress, measurement) {
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+ #trackRateReadings(output, now) {
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  const readings = (this.#host.encodeSpeedReadingsOf?.(output) ?? []).filter(reading => reading.at <= now);
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  const summary = readings.length > 0 ? this.#host.playbackReadiness.rateSummaryOf(readings) : null;
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  if (summary) return summary;
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  seed.add(now, projected);
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  return seed.snapshot();
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  }
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- // A separate soundtrack may have no calibrated codec reading and no
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- // completed segment yet. Its progress is still a measured rate: retain the
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- // time since the previous advance so source waits reduce, rather than
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- // inflate, the speed used by the forecast.
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- if (output?.spec?.carries === "audio-only") {
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- let trend = measurement.trackProgress.get(output);
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- if (!trend) {
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- trend = new this.#host.playbackReadiness.ProgressRate(
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- this.#host.lookaheadSeconds,
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- this.#host.segmentDurationSec
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- );
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- measurement.trackProgress.set(output, trend);
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- }
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- return trend.note(now, progress?.processedSeconds, progress?.startPositionSeconds);
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- }
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+ // Progress over wall time includes source waits, which the forecast prices
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+ // separately. Keep the rate unknown until a measured or calibrated
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+ // processing rate exists; single-piece runs now publish their own rate.
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  return null;
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  }
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@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ import { ViewerRequests } from "./ViewerRequests.js";
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  import { OutputLifecycle } from "./OutputLifecycle.js";
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  import { SegmentServing } from "./SegmentServing.js";
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  import { audioStartSecondsFor } from "../viewer/audio-start.js";
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- import { forecastRate, rateSummaryOf, predictPlaybackReadiness, ProgressRate, RateTrend } from "../viewer/playback-readiness.js";
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+ import { forecastRate, rateSummaryOf, predictPlaybackReadiness, RateTrend } from "../viewer/playback-readiness.js";
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  import { audioRenditionName } from "../media/audio-inventory.js";
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  import { Renditions } from "../encode/Renditions.js";
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  import { CushionReport, LOOKAHEAD_PAUSE_SECONDS } from "../encode/CushionReport.js";
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  get encodeRuns() { return parts.encodeRuns; },
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  // When this viewer's playback can start and run to the end: the viewer
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  // component's forecast, which models the viewer's browser.
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- playbackReadiness: { predict: predictPlaybackReadiness, forecastRate, rateSummaryOf, RateTrend, ProgressRate },
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+ playbackReadiness: { predict: predictPlaybackReadiness, forecastRate, rateSummaryOf, RateTrend },
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  // Whether the subtitle a viewer chose has been read where they stand — the
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  // source preparation's answer, set on these parts by the assembly.
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  subtitleReadyFor: (viewer) => parts.subtitleReadyFor?.(viewer) ?? true,
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  }
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  }
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- /**
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- * Rates the media an output actually produced between progress reports.
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- * Unchanged progress keeps its original time, so a source wait is included
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- * instead of being mistaken for encoder throughput.
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- */
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- export class ProgressRate {
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- #trend;
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- #horizonSeconds;
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- #adjacentRunSeconds;
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- #previous = null;
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- constructor(horizonSeconds, adjacentRunSeconds = 4) {
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- this.#horizonSeconds = horizonSeconds;
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- this.#adjacentRunSeconds = Number.isFinite(adjacentRunSeconds) && adjacentRunSeconds > 0
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- ? adjacentRunSeconds
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- : 4;
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- this.#trend = new RateTrend(horizonSeconds);
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- }
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- note(at, processedSeconds, startPositionSeconds) {
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- if (!Number.isFinite(at) || !Number.isFinite(processedSeconds)) return this.#trend.snapshot();
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- const start = Number.isFinite(startPositionSeconds) ? startPositionSeconds : 0;
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- const discontinuousStart = this.#previous && start !== this.#previous.start &&
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- (start < this.#previous.start || start > this.#previous.processedSeconds + this.#adjacentRunSeconds);
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- if (!this.#previous || discontinuousStart || processedSeconds < this.#previous.processedSeconds) {
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- this.#previous = { at, processedSeconds, start };
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- this.#trend = new RateTrend(this.#horizonSeconds);
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- return this.#trend.snapshot();
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- }
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- const elapsedMs = at - this.#previous.at;
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- if (processedSeconds > this.#previous.processedSeconds && elapsedMs > 0) {
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- this.#trend.add(at, (processedSeconds - this.#previous.processedSeconds) * 1000 / elapsedMs);
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- this.#previous = { at, processedSeconds, start };
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- }
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- return this.#trend.snapshot();
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- }
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- }
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  /**
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  * @param {object} input
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  * @param {number} input.positionSeconds