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Bug 675045 - Abort DecodeToTarget() when we detect a poorly muxed file. r=kinetik

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Chris Pearce 2011-08-01 14:45:58 +12:00
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content/media/nsBuiltinDecoderReader.cpp
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@ -335,12 +335,23 @@ nsresult nsBuiltinDecoderReader::DecodeToTarget(PRInt64 aTarget)
audio = nsnull;
continue;
}
if (startSample > targetSample) {
// The seek target doesn't lie in the audio block just after the last
// audio samples we've seen which were before the seek target. This
// could have been the first audio data we've seen after seek, i.e. the
// seek terminated after the seek target in the audio stream. Just
// abort the audio decode-to-target, the state machine will play
// silence to cover the gap. Typically this happens in poorly muxed
// files.
NS_WARNING("Audio not synced after seek, maybe a poorly muxed file?");
break;
}
// The seek target lies somewhere in this SoundData's samples, strip off
// any samples which lie before the seek target, so we'll begin playback
// exactly at the seek target.
NS_ASSERTION(targetSample >= startSample, "Target must at or be after data start.");
NS_ASSERTION(startSample + audio->mSamples > targetSample, "Data must end after target.");
NS_ASSERTION(targetSample < startSample + audio->mSamples, "Data must end after target.");
PRInt64 samplesToPrune = targetSample - startSample;
if (samplesToPrune > audio->mSamples) {