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-{"version":3,"file":"load-segments.js","names":[],"sources":["../../../../../src/playback/behaviors/dom/load-segments.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * **Per-type segment loading dispatch.** Per available track type (video /\n * audio / text), reads the per-type segment-loader actor from context and\n * sends typed `'load'` messages whenever a meaningful loading condition\n * changes (selected track, current time crossing a segment boundary).\n *\n * Loader-actor lifecycle is owned upstream:\n * - Video: `setupVideoBufferActors`\n * - Audio: `setupAudioBufferActors`\n * - Text: `setupTextTrackActors`\n *\n * This behavior is pure-consumer: it reads `context[loaderKey]` and\n * dispatches typed messages via the variant's per-type `findResolvedTrack`\n * resolver.\n *\n * # Load modes as reactor states\n *\n * Four states encode the load-gating policy directly:\n *\n * - `'preconditions-unmet'` — no loader actor in context, or the selected\n *   track hasn't resolved.\n * - `'dormant'` — loading disabled by policy: an observed `loadingSuspended`\n *   (highest precedence) or `preload === 'none' && !loadActivated`. Nothing\n *   fires; already-queued loader work drains. Auto-resumes into the derived\n *   state when the policy lifts.\n * - `'metadata-only'` — `!loadActivated && preload !== 'auto' && preload !== 'none'`.\n *   Fires an init-segment-only `load` message **once on entry**. The\n *   variant's loader actor decides what to do — v/a's actor fetches the\n *   init segment; text's actor no-ops (no init concept).\n * - `'full-range'` — `loadActivated || preload === 'auto'`. Effect re-fires\n *   on selected-track change and on segment-boundary crossing.\n *\n * # Per-type parameterization (inference-driven)\n *\n * The helper is generic over `Track` — the resolved-track type. Each\n * variant supplies its own `findResolvedTrack` resolver via config; TS\n * infers `Track` from the resolver's return type. The loader signal's\n * value type is constrained to `SegmentLoaderLike<Track>` — anything with\n * a `send` method accepting the `Track`-parameterized message. Concrete\n * actor types (`SegmentLoaderActor`, `TextTrackSegmentLoaderActor`)\n * satisfy this via function-parameter contravariance: an actor whose\n * `.send` accepts a wider track type is assignable to a slot expecting a\n * narrower track type.\n *\n * No widening of actor message types is needed; no casts inside the\n * helper. Per-variant wiring (right loader paired with right resolver)\n * is enforced at the variant call site.\n */\nimport { defineBehavior } from '../../../core/composition/create-composition';\nimport type { Reactor } from '../../../core/reactors/create-machine-reactor';\nimport { createMachineReactor } from '../../../core/reactors/create-machine-reactor';\nimport { computed, peek, type ReadonlySignal } from '../../../core/signals/primitives';\nimport {\n  DEFAULT_FORWARD_BUFFER_CONFIG,\n  type ForwardBufferConfig,\n  segmentStartForTime,\n} from '../../../media/buffer/forward-buffer';\nimport type { MaybeResolvedPresentation, Segment } from '../../../media/types';\nimport { findResolvedAudioTrack, findResolvedTextTrack, findResolvedVideoTrack } from '../../../media/utils/tracks';\nimport type { BufferState, SegmentLoaderActor, SourceBufferState } from '../../actors/dom/segment-loader';\nimport type { TextTrackSegmentLoaderActor } from '../../actors/text-track-segment-loader';\nimport { AUDIO_TYPE_CONFIG, TEXT_TYPE_CONFIG, VIDEO_TYPE_CONFIG } from '../../primitives/track-types';\n\n// Re-export buffer state types for consumers that import them from this module.\nexport type { BufferState, SourceBufferState };\n\n// ============================================================================\n// STATE & CONTEXT\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** State shape for segment loading. */\nexport interface SegmentLoadingState {\n  presentation?: MaybeResolvedPresentation;\n  preload?: string;\n  /** Current playback position in seconds. Defaults to 0 when undefined. */\n  currentTime?: number;\n  /** True once a preload-overriding event has fired for the current source. */\n  loadActivated?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * Intent-level policy input: initiate no new loading work while `true`.\n   * Read here by the `loadXSegments` dispatchers (park in `'dormant'`,\n   * highest precedence) and by `setupMediaSource` (a pending MediaSource\n   * rebuild waits — attach runs the element's load algorithm). **Observed,\n   * never declared**: no reader lists this key in `stateKeys`, so the slot\n   * exists only in compositions where a feature behavior declares and\n   * writes it (e.g. `setupAirPlay`, while a remote-playback session owns\n   * presentation). An absent slot means never suspended.\n   */\n  loadingSuspended?: boolean;\n  selectedVideoTrackId?: string;\n  selectedAudioTrackId?: string;\n  selectedTextTrackId?: string;\n}\n\n/** Context shape for segment loading. 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Nothing fires; already-queued loader work drains. Auto-resumes into the derived state when the\n *   policy lifts.\n * - `'metadata-only'` — `!loadActivated && preload !== 'auto' && preload !== 'none'`. Fires an init-segment-only `load`\n *   message **once on entry**. The variant's loader actor decides what to do — v/a's actor fetches the init segment;\n *   text's actor no-ops (no init concept).\n * - `'full-range'` — `loadActivated || preload === 'auto'`. Effect re-fires on selected-track change and on\n *   segment-boundary crossing.\n *\n * # Per-type parameterization (inference-driven)\n *\n * The helper is generic over `Track` — the resolved-track type. Each variant supplies its own `findResolvedTrack`\n * resolver via config; TS infers `Track` from the resolver's return type. The loader signal's value type is constrained\n * to `SegmentLoaderLike<Track>` — anything with a `send` method accepting the `Track`-parameterized message. 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Per-variant wiring (right loader paired\n * with right resolver) is enforced at the variant call site.\n */\nimport { defineBehavior } from '../../../core/composition/create-composition';\nimport type { Reactor } from '../../../core/reactors/create-machine-reactor';\nimport { createMachineReactor } from '../../../core/reactors/create-machine-reactor';\nimport { computed, peek, type ReadonlySignal } from '../../../core/signals/primitives';\nimport {\n  DEFAULT_FORWARD_BUFFER_CONFIG,\n  type ForwardBufferConfig,\n  segmentStartForTime,\n} from '../../../media/buffer/forward-buffer';\nimport type { MaybeResolvedPresentation, Segment } from '../../../media/types';\nimport { findResolvedAudioTrack, findResolvedTextTrack, findResolvedVideoTrack } from '../../../media/utils/tracks';\nimport type { BufferState, SegmentLoaderActor, SourceBufferState } from '../../actors/dom/segment-loader';\nimport type { TextTrackSegmentLoaderActor } from '../../actors/text-track-segment-loader';\nimport { AUDIO_TYPE_CONFIG, TEXT_TYPE_CONFIG, VIDEO_TYPE_CONFIG } from '../../primitives/track-types';\n\n// Re-export buffer state types for consumers that import them from this module.\nexport type { BufferState, SourceBufferState };\n\n// ============================================================================\n// STATE & CONTEXT\n// ============================================================================\n\n/** State shape for segment loading. */\nexport interface SegmentLoadingState {\n  presentation?: MaybeResolvedPresentation;\n  preload?: string;\n  /** Current playback position in seconds. 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package/dist/default/playback/behaviors/dom/recover-end-stall.js

@@ -4,41 +4,36 @@ import { getMinBufferedEnd } from "../../../media/dom/mse/duration.js";
 import { listen } from "@videojs/utils/dom";
 //#region src/playback/behaviors/dom/recover-end-stall.ts
 /**
-* Recover the end-of-stream stall that Chrome exhibits on skewed A/V. After
-* `endOfStream`, when the audio and video tracks end a few ms apart (e.g. a source
-* with an A/V PTS skew), Chrome's audio-clock-paced playback freezes the playhead
-* ~50–70ms short of the reachable buffered end and never fires `ended` — so playback
-* hangs at the very end and loop never re-triggers. This behavior watches for the
-* `waiting` event that fires at that freeze and, when the MediaSource is `ended` and
-* the playhead sits at the reachable buffered end, nudges `currentTime` to `duration`
-* to force the native `ended`.
+* Recover the end-of-stream stall that Chrome exhibits on skewed A/V. After `endOfStream`, when the audio and video
+* tracks end a few ms apart (e.g. a source with an A/V PTS skew), Chrome's audio-clock-paced playback freezes the
+* playhead ~50–70ms short of the reachable buffered end and never fires `ended` — so playback hangs at the very end and
+* loop never re-triggers. This behavior watches for the `waiting` event that fires at that freeze and, when the
+* MediaSource is `ended` and the playhead sits at the reachable buffered end, nudges `currentTime` to `duration` to
+* force the native `ended`.
 *
-* **Event-driven, no poll.** `waiting` fires at the instant the playhead stalls
-* (measured ~0ms latency), so there's nothing to gain from polling — and polling would
-* add its interval + a stall threshold before reacting.
+* **Event-driven, no poll.** `waiting` fires at the instant the playhead stalls (measured ~0ms latency), so there's
+* nothing to gain from polling — and polling would add its interval + a stall threshold before reacting.
 *
-* **Proximity to the *reachable* buffered end** is the discriminator. That end is
-* `getMinBufferedEnd(mediaSource.sourceBuffers)` — the `min` of the per-track (video/audio)
-* SourceBuffer ends, i.e. the furthest point playback can reach — read from the SourceBuffers
-* directly rather than the `mediaElement.buffered` aggregate. Once `endOfStream` is signalled
-* that's the true content end. Requiring the playhead within `endStallNudgeWindow` of it
-* distinguishes the real end-of-stream freeze from a mid-stream buffer-hole stall (which sits
-* far from the buffered end), so we never skip content. The window must exceed the freeze gap;
-* too small would miss the stall (a permanent hang), so the default is generous relative to the
-* measured gap and is config-tunable for empirical tuning.
+* **Proximity to the _reachable_ buffered end** is the discriminator. That end is
+* `getMinBufferedEnd(mediaSource.sourceBuffers)` — the `min` of the per-track (video/audio) SourceBuffer ends, i.e. the
+* furthest point playback can reach — read from the SourceBuffers directly rather than the `mediaElement.buffered`
+* aggregate. Once `endOfStream` is signalled that's the true content end. Requiring the playhead within
+* `endStallNudgeWindow` of it distinguishes the real end-of-stream freeze from a mid-stream buffer-hole stall (which
+* sits far from the buffered end), so we never skip content. The window must exceed the freeze gap; too small would
+* miss the stall (a permanent hang), so the default is generous relative to the measured gap and is config-tunable for
+* empirical tuning.
 *
-* Inert where it shouldn't act: live (the MediaSource never reaches `ended` while the
-* window grows; `duration` is `Infinity`) and streams that end cleanly (no `waiting`).
+* Inert where it shouldn't act: live (the MediaSource never reaches `ended` while the window grows; `duration` is
+* `Infinity`) and streams that end cleanly (no `waiting`).
 *
 * See `internal/decisions/spf/end-of-stream-av-skew-recovery.md`.
 */
 /** ~2.8× the measured max freeze gap (71ms) — tight, but with headroom against a miss. */
 const DEFAULT_END_STALL_NUDGE_WINDOW = .2;
 /**
-* Whether a `waiting` should be forced to `ended`: the MediaSource is `ended`, the
-* stream is finite (not live), playback is active (not paused/seeking/already-ended),
-* and the playhead sits within `nudgeWindow` of the reachable buffered end (so it's the
-* true end, not a mid-stream buffer hole). Pure — the behavior supplies the live values.
+* Whether a `waiting` should be forced to `ended`: the MediaSource is `ended`, the stream is finite (not live),
+* playback is active (not paused/seeking/already-ended), and the playhead sits within `nudgeWindow` of the reachable
+* buffered end (so it's the true end, not a mid-stream buffer hole). Pure — the behavior supplies the live values.
 */
 function shouldForceEnded(input, nudgeWindow) {
 	const { msEnded, durationFinite, paused, seeking, ended, currentTime, bufferedEnd } = input;

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package/dist/default/playback/behaviors/dom/seek-to-live-edge.js

@@ -4,76 +4,58 @@ import { getLiveEdge } from "../../primitives/live-window.js";
 import { listen } from "@videojs/utils/dom";
 //#region src/playback/behaviors/dom/seek-to-live-edge.ts
 /**
-* Keep the playhead in the live window, via a two-state reactor gated on the
-* preconditions for "we know where live is":
+* Keep the playhead in the live window, via a two-state reactor gated on the preconditions for "we know where live is":
 *
-* - **`inactive`** — no media element, or no live edge (`getLiveEdge` is `null`:
-*   VOD, ended, or unresolved). Idle.
-* - **`live`** — preconditions met. `entry` commands `state.startPosition` once
-*   to the target live latency behind the edge (clamped to the window start) so
-*   playback begins near the edge and the loader dispatches an in-window range;
+* - **`inactive`** — no media element, or no live edge (`getLiveEdge` is `null`: VOD, ended, or unresolved). Idle.
+* - **`live`** — preconditions met. `entry` commands `state.startPosition` once to the target live latency behind the
+*   edge (clamped to the window start) so playback begins near the edge and the loader dispatches an in-window range;
 *   `effects` runs the window-exit guard.
 *
-* A derivable live edge is itself the establishment gate: segment placement is
-* settled at parse time — the reference track's local placement *is* the
-* presentation timeline, and every other track's first parse is held until the
-* anchor is stamped (`resolve-track`'s gate + `establishStartMediaTime`) — so
-* any window derived from resolved segments is already final, with no separate
-* anchor signal to wait on (see
+* A derivable live edge is itself the establishment gate: segment placement is settled at parse time — the reference
+* track's local placement _is_ the presentation timeline, and every other track's first parse is held until the anchor
+* is stamped (`resolve-track`'s gate + `establishStartMediaTime`) — so any window derived from resolved segments is
+* already final, with no separate anchor signal to wait on (see
 * `internal/design/spf/live-presentation-timeline-model.md`).
 *
-* The two pieces split along the axis a future DVR / EVENT mode will care about:
-* the **one-time start position** (`entry`) is the *live-specific* behavior — start
-* near the edge on load; a DVR mode makes it conditional (start in place). The
-* **window-exit guard** (`effects`) is the *general windowed-live* behavior —
-* applies to sliding-window live, DVR, and EVENT alike. Because the command is an
-* `entry`, it fires once per entry into `live`; a source change exits to
-* `inactive`, so the next source re-commands (no closure latch to reset). The
-* guard stays a direct seek — it is recurring, while `startPosition` is a
-* self-clearing one-shot.
+* The two pieces split along the axis a future DVR / EVENT mode will care about: the **one-time start position**
+* (`entry`) is the _live-specific_ behavior — start near the edge on load; a DVR mode makes it conditional (start in
+* place). The **window-exit guard** (`effects`) is the _general windowed-live_ behavior — applies to sliding-window
+* live, DVR, and EVENT alike. Because the command is an `entry`, it fires once per entry into `live`; a source change
+* exits to `inactive`, so the next source re-commands (no closure latch to reset). The guard stays a direct seek — it
+* is recurring, while `startPosition` is a self-clearing one-shot.
 *
-* Window-exit guard: while playing (not paused), reposition to the live edge
-* when the playhead has fallen behind the window start — including when a seek
-* to a now-evicted position has stranded the playhead (such a seek can never
-* settle, so we rescue rather than wait on it). Two triggers:
-* the **window-update re-fire** (the guard reads the live edge, so each reload /
-* slide re-runs it — this catches a stall, where `timeupdate` stops but the
-* playlist keeps reloading) and a **`play` listener** for immediate reactivity on
-* resume, since the reload interval can be seconds. `play`, not `playing`: after
-* a long pause the playhead sits behind the window at an unseekable position,
-* where the browser stalls and `playing` never fires; `play` fires on the
-* paused→false transition regardless, so we snap before the stall. In-window
-* pause / DVR scrub-back are left untouched.
+* Window-exit guard: while playing (not paused), reposition to the live edge when the playhead has fallen behind the
+* window start — including when a seek to a now-evicted position has stranded the playhead (such a seek can never
+* settle, so we rescue rather than wait on it). Two triggers: the **window-update re-fire** (the guard reads the live
+* edge, so each reload / slide re-runs it — this catches a stall, where `timeupdate` stops but the playlist keeps
+* reloading) and a **`play` listener** for immediate reactivity on resume, since the reload interval can be seconds.
+* `play`, not `playing`: after a long pause the playhead sits behind the window at an unseekable position, where the
+* browser stalls and `playing` never fires; `play` fires on the paused→false transition regardless, so we snap before
+* the stall. In-window pause / DVR scrub-back are left untouched.
 *
-* The latency comes from the injected `resolveLiveLatency` seam (HLS:
-* `HOLD-BACK`), so this behavior carries no delivery-format specifics.
-* `applyStartPosition` performs the seek, gated on `loadedmetadata` — which
-* implies an open MediaSource and hence a declared seekable range (a seek outside
-* `seekable` is clamped) — so this behavior needs no MediaSource precondition of
-* its own.
+* The latency comes from the injected `resolveLiveLatency` seam (HLS: `HOLD-BACK`), so this behavior carries no
+* delivery-format specifics. `applyStartPosition` performs the seek, gated on `loadedmetadata` — which implies an open
+* MediaSource and hence a declared seekable range (a seek outside `seekable` is clamped) — so this behavior needs no
+* MediaSource precondition of its own.
 */
 /**
-* Tolerance (seconds) around the window edges before the guard repositions, so
-* boundary / floating-point noise doesn't trigger a spurious seek.
+* Tolerance (seconds) around the window edges before the guard repositions, so boundary / floating-point noise doesn't
+* trigger a spurious seek.
 */
 const REPOSITION_TOLERANCE = .1;
 /**
-* `'live'` once the preconditions hold: a media element and a derivable live edge
-* (whose placement is final by construction — see the module docstring).
-* `'inactive'` otherwise.
+* `'live'` once the preconditions hold: a media element and a derivable live edge (whose placement is final by
+* construction — see the module docstring). `'inactive'` otherwise.
 *
-* Deliberately narrow: every signal here can flip the reactor out of and back into
-* `live`, re-firing `entry`. Neither blinks mid-source — the edge can't, because
-* `liveWindowForType` falls back to any resolved track of the type — so `entry`
-* fires once per source without a latch, and a live reload (same source, slid
-* window) correctly doesn't re-command.
+* Deliberately narrow: every signal here can flip the reactor out of and back into `live`, re-firing `entry`. Neither
+* blinks mid-source — the edge can't, because `liveWindowForType` falls back to any resolved track of the type — so
+* `entry` fires once per source without a latch, and a live reload (same source, slid window) correctly doesn't
+* re-command.
 *
-* The flip side: the presentation *url* is not part of this state, so replacing one
-* already-resolved live presentation with another would stay in `live` and never
-* command a start position for the new source. Unreachable today — every writer
-* sets `{ url }` (unresolved) or `undefined` first, so a source change always
-* transits `inactive`. Supporting a seeded pre-resolved presentation (via
-* `initialState`) that later changes would mean folding the url in here.
+* The flip side: the presentation _url_ is not part of this state, so replacing one already-resolved live presentation
+* with another would stay in `live` and never command a start position for the new source. Unreachable today — every
+* writer sets `{ url }` (unresolved) or `undefined` first, so a source change always transits `inactive`. Supporting a
+* seeded pre-resolved presentation (via `initialState`) that later changes would mean folding the url in here.
 */
 function deriveState(mediaElement, edge) {
 	return mediaElement && edge ? "live" : "inactive";
@@ -116,10 +98,9 @@ function seekToLiveEdgeSetup({ state, context, config }) {
 	});
 }
 /**
-* Manual `Behavior<>` literal (like `calculatePresentationDuration`): declares
-* only `presentation` + `startPosition` in stateKeys while reading
-* `selectedVideoTrackId` / `selectedAudioTrackId` defensively (contributed by the
-* switch* behaviors), so it composes without a stateKeys/type conflict.
+* Manual `Behavior<>` literal (like `calculatePresentationDuration`): declares only `presentation` + `startPosition` in
+* stateKeys while reading `selectedVideoTrackId` / `selectedAudioTrackId` defensively (contributed by the switch*
+* behaviors), so it composes without a stateKeys/type conflict.
 */
 const seekToLiveEdge = {
 	stateKeys: ["presentation", "startPosition"],

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Idle.\n * - **`live`** — preconditions met. `entry` commands `state.startPosition` once to the target live latency behind the\n *   edge (clamped to the window start) so playback begins near the edge and the loader dispatches an in-window range;\n *   `effects` runs the window-exit guard.\n *\n * A derivable live edge is itself the establishment gate: segment placement is settled at parse time — the reference\n * track's local placement _is_ the presentation timeline, and every other track's first parse is held until the anchor\n * is stamped (`resolve-track`'s gate + `establishStartMediaTime`) — so any window derived from resolved segments is\n * already final, with no separate anchor signal to wait on (see\n * `internal/design/spf/live-presentation-timeline-model.md`).\n *\n * The two pieces split along the axis a future DVR / EVENT mode will care about: the **one-time start position**\n * (`entry`) is the _live-specific_ behavior — start near the edge on load; a DVR mode makes it conditional (start in\n * place). 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Two triggers: the **window-update re-fire** (the guard reads the live\n * edge, so each reload / slide re-runs it — this catches a stall, where `timeupdate` stops but the playlist keeps\n * reloading) and a **`play` listener** for immediate reactivity on resume, since the reload interval can be seconds.\n * `play`, not `playing`: after a long pause the playhead sits behind the window at an unseekable position, where the\n * browser stalls and `playing` never fires; `play` fires on the paused→false transition regardless, so we snap before\n * the stall. In-window pause / DVR scrub-back are left untouched.\n *\n * The latency comes from the injected `resolveLiveLatency` seam (HLS: `HOLD-BACK`), so this behavior carries no\n * delivery-format specifics. `applyStartPosition` performs the seek, gated on `loadedmetadata` — which implies an open\n * MediaSource and hence a declared seekable range (a seek outside `seekable` is clamped) — so this behavior needs no\n * MediaSource precondition of its own.\n */\nimport { listen } from '@videojs/utils/dom';\n\nimport type { Behavior } from '../../../core/composition/create-composition';\nimport { createMachineReactor, type Reactor } from '../../../core/reactors/create-machine-reactor';\nimport { computed, peek, type ReadonlySignal, type Signal } from '../../../core/signals/primitives';\nimport type { MaybeResolvedPresentation } from '../../../media/types';\nimport { getLiveEdge, type LiveEdge, type ResolveLiveLatency } from '../../primitives/live-window';\n\n/**\n * Tolerance (seconds) around the window edges before the guard repositions, so boundary / floating-point noise doesn't\n * trigger a spurious seek.\n */\nconst REPOSITION_TOLERANCE = 0.1;\n\nexport interface SeekToLiveEdgeState {\n  presentation?: MaybeResolvedPresentation;\n  /**\n   * One-shot start-position command in presentation-timeline seconds. Written here on entry into `live`; consumed\n   * (cleared) by `applyStartPosition`.\n   */\n  startPosition?: number;\n  selectedVideoTrackId?: string;\n  selectedAudioTrackId?: string;\n}\n\nexport interface SeekToLiveEdgeContext {\n  mediaElement?: HTMLMediaElement | undefined;\n}\n\nexport interface SeekToLiveEdgeConfig {\n  /**\n   * Resolve the target live latency (seconds the playhead should trail the live edge) for the timeline-bearing track.\n   * Injected by the engine so the latency rule stays format-specific (HLS: `HOLD-BACK`, default 3× target duration;\n   * DASH would read `suggestedPresentationDelay`) while this behavior stays neutral. Absent → `0` (seek straight to the\n   * edge).\n   */\n  resolveLiveLatency?: ResolveLiveLatency;\n}\n\ntype SeekToLiveEdgeFsmState = 'inactive' | 'live';\n\n/**\n * `'live'` once the preconditions hold: a media element and a derivable live edge (whose placement is final by\n * construction — see the module docstring). `'inactive'` otherwise.\n *\n * Deliberately narrow: every signal here can flip the reactor out of and back into `live`, re-firing `entry`. Neither\n * blinks mid-source — the edge can't, because `liveWindowForType` falls back to any resolved track of the type — so\n * `entry` fires once per source without a latch, and a live reload (same source, slid window) correctly doesn't\n * re-command.\n *\n * The flip side: the presentation _url_ is not part of this state, so replacing one already-resolved live presentation\n * with another would stay in `live` and never command a start position for the new source. Unreachable today — every\n * writer sets `{ url }` (unresolved) or `undefined` first, so a source change always transits `inactive`. Supporting a\n * seeded pre-resolved presentation (via `initialState`) that later changes would mean folding the url in here.\n */\nfunction deriveState(mediaElement: HTMLMediaElement | undefined, edge: LiveEdge | null): SeekToLiveEdgeFsmState {\n  return mediaElement && edge ? 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package/dist/default/playback/behaviors/dom/setup-buffer-actors.js

@@ -12,74 +12,55 @@ import { failoverFetch } from "../../primitives/failover-fetch.js";
 import { listen } from "@videojs/utils/dom";
 //#region src/playback/behaviors/dom/setup-buffer-actors.ts
 /**
-* **Per-type buffer + segment-loader actor setup.** Per available track
-* type (video / audio), when `mediaSource` is attached and the selected
-* track of that type is present in the presentation with codecs (partial
-* resolution from the multivariant playlist is enough — codecs live on
-* the `EXT-X-STREAM-INF` line, not in the per-type media playlist),
-* creates a `SourceBuffer`, a `SourceBufferActor`, and a
-* `SegmentLoaderActor` bound to that buffer-actor; publishes the per-type
-* actor slots. On `mediaSource` detach or behavior destroy, destroys both
-* actors in reverse order and clears the per-type slots so the next
-* source starts fresh.
+* **Per-type buffer + segment-loader actor setup.** Per available track type (video / audio), when `mediaSource` is
+* attached and the selected track of that type is present in the presentation with codecs (partial resolution from the
+* multivariant playlist is enough — codecs live on the `EXT-X-STREAM-INF` line, not in the per-type media playlist),
+* creates a `SourceBuffer`, a `SourceBufferActor`, and a `SegmentLoaderActor` bound to that buffer-actor; publishes the
+* per-type actor slots. On `mediaSource` detach or behavior destroy, destroys both actors in reverse order and clears
+* the per-type slots so the next source starts fresh.
 *
-* Each per-type variant (`setupVideoBufferActors` /
-* `setupAudioBufferActors`) is a single-positive-state reactor
-* (`'preconditions-unmet'` ↔ `'buffer-ready'`) gating only on its own
-* type. No cross-type coupling in `stateKeys` —
-* `setupVideoBufferActors` carries only `selectedVideoTrackId` (plus
-* `bandwidthState`, written by its trackedFetch), and audio mirrors.
+* Each per-type variant (`setupVideoBufferActors` / `setupAudioBufferActors`) is a single-positive-state reactor
+* (`'preconditions-unmet'` ↔ `'buffer-ready'`) gating only on its own type. No cross-type coupling in `stateKeys` —
+* `setupVideoBufferActors` carries only `selectedVideoTrackId` (plus `bandwidthState`, written by its trackedFetch),
+* and audio mirrors.
 *
 * # Firefox `mozHasAudio` invariant
 *
-* Appending to a video `SourceBuffer` before the audio `SourceBuffer`
-* exists causes `mozHasAudio` to be permanently false in Firefox. With
-* the two per-type variants decoupled, the invariant is no longer
-* structural to a single `entry` body (as it was when both buffers were
-* created in one synchronous block inside a merged behavior). It's now
-* preserved by a chain of assumptions about how this behavior composes
-* with its upstream and downstream siblings:
+* Appending to a video `SourceBuffer` before the audio `SourceBuffer` exists causes `mozHasAudio` to be permanently
+* false in Firefox. With the two per-type variants decoupled, the invariant is no longer structural to a single `entry`
+* body (as it was when both buffers were created in one synchronous block inside a merged behavior). It's now preserved
+* by a chain of assumptions about how this behavior composes with its upstream and downstream siblings:
 *
-* 1. **Upstream — default selections land in one `runPending`.**
-*    `selectAudioTrack` (default audio) and `switchVideoTrack`
-*    (default video) both subscribe to `state.presentation` flipping to
-*    resolved; their effects run in the same `runPending` iteration and
-*    write `selectedAudioTrackId` + `selectedVideoTrackId` within it.
-* 2. **Self — both per-type monitors flip in one `runPending`.**
-*    After (1), both monitors re-evaluate and flip to `'buffer-ready'`
-*    in the next `runPending`. Both `entry` bodies run synchronously
-*    within that iteration — both `addSourceBuffer` calls land before
-*    the iteration ends.
-* 3. **Downstream — `appendBuffer` is async.** `loadVideoSegments` /
-*    `loadAudioSegments` read the per-type `xSegmentLoaderActor` slots;
-*    their effects fire in the *next* `runPending` and the actual
-*    `appendBuffer` requires a network round-trip via the
-*    `SegmentLoaderActor` — many microtasks past both `addSourceBuffer`
-*    calls.
+* 1. **Upstream — default selections land in one `runPending`.** `selectAudioTrack` (default audio) and `switchVideoTrack`
+*    (default video) both subscribe to `state.presentation` flipping to resolved; their effects run in the same
+*    `runPending` iteration and write `selectedAudioTrackId` + `selectedVideoTrackId` within it.
+* 2. **Self — both per-type monitors flip in one `runPending`.** After (1), both monitors re-evaluate and flip to
+*    `'buffer-ready'` in the next `runPending`. Both `entry` bodies run synchronously within that iteration — both
+*    `addSourceBuffer` calls land before the iteration ends.
+* 3. **Downstream — `appendBuffer` is async.** `loadVideoSegments` / `loadAudioSegments` read the per-type
+*    `xSegmentLoaderActor` slots; their effects fire in the _next_ `runPending` and the actual `appendBuffer` requires
+*    a network round-trip via the `SegmentLoaderActor` — many microtasks past both `addSourceBuffer` calls.
 *
-* The cross-tick failure mode — a user-initiated audio track switch
-* *after* video segments have begun appending — is out of scope for
-* this behavior and would be addressed in the buffer/segment-loading
-* path via `changeType`-aware logic.
+* The cross-tick failure mode — a user-initiated audio track switch _after_ video segments have begun appending — is
+* out of scope for this behavior and would be addressed in the buffer/segment-loading path via `changeType`-aware
+* logic.
 *
 * # Sole writer
 *
-* `setupVideoBufferActors` is sole writer of `videoBufferActor` +
-* `videoSegmentLoaderActor` (and `bandwidthState` via its
-* trackedFetch); `setupAudioBufferActors` is sole writer of
-* `audioBufferActor` + `audioSegmentLoaderActor`. Both read
-* `mediaSource` from `setupMediaSource`. Downstream MSE behaviors
-* (`loadVideoSegments`, `loadAudioSegments`, `endOfStream`,
-* `updateMediaSourceDuration`) only read these slots.
+* `setupVideoBufferActors` is sole writer of `videoBufferActor` + `videoSegmentLoaderActor` (and `bandwidthState` via
+* its trackedFetch); `setupAudioBufferActors` is sole writer of `audioBufferActor` + `audioSegmentLoaderActor`. Both
+* read `mediaSource` from `setupMediaSource`. Downstream MSE behaviors (`loadVideoSegments`, `loadAudioSegments`,
+* `endOfStream`, `updateMediaSourceDuration`) only read these slots.
 */
 function setupBufferActors({ state, context, config }) {
 	const { type, selectedKey, actorKey, loaderKey, fetch, forwardBuffer, backBuffer, messagePipelines } = config;
 	const derivedStateSignal = computed(() => {
 		if (!context.mediaSource.get()) return "preconditions-unmet";
-		return hasCodecs(getSelectedTrack({
+		const selection = {
 			presentation: state.presentation.get(),
 			[selectedKey]: state[selectedKey].get()
-		}, type)) ? "buffer-ready" : "preconditions-unmet";
+		};
+		return hasCodecs(getSelectedTrack(selection, type)) ? "buffer-ready" : "preconditions-unmet";
 	});
 	return createMachineReactor({
 		initial: "preconditions-unmet",
@@ -88,10 +69,13 @@ function setupBufferActors({ state, context, config }) {
 			"preconditions-unmet": {},
 			"buffer-ready": { entry: () => {
 				const mediaSource = context.mediaSource.get();
-				const bufferActor = createSourceBufferActor(createSourceBuffer(mediaSource, buildMimeCodec(getSelectedTrack({
+				const selection = {
 					presentation: state.presentation.get(),
 					[selectedKey]: state[selectedKey].get()
-				}, type))));
+				};
+				const track = getSelectedTrack(selection, type);
+				const buffer = createSourceBuffer(mediaSource, buildMimeCodec(track));
+				const bufferActor = createSourceBufferActor(buffer);
 				const segmentLoader = createSegmentLoaderActor(bufferActor, fetch, {
 					forwardBuffer,
 					backBuffer,
@@ -118,11 +102,9 @@ function setupBufferActors({ state, context, config }) {
 	});
 }
 /**
-* Set up the video `SourceBufferActor` + `SegmentLoaderActor`. Fires
-* when `mediaSource` is attached and the selected video track is
-* present in the presentation with codecs. Gates only on video state —
-* no cross-type coupling. Owns a bandwidth-sampling `trackedFetch` and
-* is sole writer of `state.bandwidthState`.
+* Set up the video `SourceBufferActor` + `SegmentLoaderActor`. Fires when `mediaSource` is attached and the selected
+* video track is present in the presentation with codecs. Gates only on video state — no cross-type coupling. Owns a
+* bandwidth-sampling `trackedFetch` and is sole writer of `state.bandwidthState`.
 */
 const setupVideoBufferActors = defineBehavior({
 	stateKeys: [
@@ -159,22 +141,16 @@ const setupVideoBufferActors = defineBehavior({
 	}
 });
 /**
-* Set up the audio `SourceBufferActor` + `SegmentLoaderActor`. Same
-* shape as `setupVideoBufferActors`, narrowed to audio. Today supplies
-* a non-sampling `fetchStream` (no audio ABR); adding audio ABR is a
-* localized change to this setup body (swap `fetchStream` for a
-* `createTrackedFetch` call + declare `bandwidthState` writable here)
-* without touching the shared helper. See
-* `internal/design/spf/features/audio-abr.md` for the design surface
-* (bandwidth-state sharing, multi-writer coordination, EWMA mixed-
-* source sampling).
+* Set up the audio `SourceBufferActor` + `SegmentLoaderActor`. Same shape as `setupVideoBufferActors`, narrowed to
+* audio. Today supplies a non-sampling `fetchStream` (no audio ABR); adding audio ABR is a localized change to this
+* setup body (swap `fetchStream` for a `createTrackedFetch` call + declare `bandwidthState` writable here) without
+* touching the shared helper. See `internal/design/spf/features/audio-abr.md` for the design surface (bandwidth-state
+* sharing, multi-writer coordination, EWMA mixed- source sampling).
 *
-* **Mid-stream audio track switching is NOT this behavior's concern.**
-* Slot writes to `selectedAudioTrackId` (default selection, programmatic
-* filter-driven, future ABR) are owned by `switchAudioTrack` / future
-* `switchAudioQuality` in `track-switching.ts`. Flush orchestration on
-* track change is dispatched from there via `audioBufferActor.send(...)`
-* — keeping this setup behavior focused on per-source actor lifecycle.
+* **Mid-stream audio track switching is NOT this behavior's concern.** Slot writes to `selectedAudioTrackId` (default
+* selection, programmatic filter-driven, future ABR) are owned by `switchAudioTrack` / future `switchAudioQuality` in
+* `track-switching.ts`. Flush orchestration on track change is dispatched from there via `audioBufferActor.send(...)` —
+* keeping this setup behavior focused on per-source actor lifecycle.
 */
 const setupAudioBufferActors = defineBehavior({
 	stateKeys: ["presentation", "selectedAudioTrackId"],