It ensures that queues are not the same. Without this check when you have multiple videos in the backstack and navigating back via Back button you'll get duplicated videos
This happened in fullscreen player: while play-pause, brightness, volume, ... buttons were correctly centered in the app UI, the fast seek overlay was centered in the system UI, causing a mismatch between the two that looked ugly
ExoPlayer's default behavior is to use a multiplication of target segment by a coefficient (3,5).
This coefficient (and this behavior) cannot be customized without using a custom HlsPlaylistTracker right now.
New behavior is to wait 15 seconds before throwing a PlaylistStuckException.
This should improve a lot HLS live streaming on (very) low-latency livestreams with buffering issues, especially on YouTube with their HLS manifests.
Instead of trying to reload the play queue manager and then throwing an error, BehindLiveWindowExceptions now make the app seek to the default playback position, like recommended by ExoPlayer.
The buffering state is shown in this case.
Error handling of other exceptions is not changed.
The issue was caused by an ExoPlayer change, which when setting a media source, resets the current playback position and the current window index by default.
Also set player recovery in more places to fix playback position not propely set in some cases after a player type switch.
* When rewinding: Check if <0,5s
* When fast-forwarding: Check if player has completed or the current playback has ended
This allows rewinding on the endscreen
* Deduplicated and simplified a lot of code
* Fixed ``invalidSeekConditions`` so that it's possible to seek while the player is loading (like currently the case)
Add annotations to methods and parameters.
Replace Jetbrains' @NotNull with Androidx' @NonNull annotatiation.
Make class variables static if possible.
Use constants for some Strings.
Simplify if conditions.
The wrong @Decorator was put in the wrong place to mark the throwable fieldd as transient, now this is fixed and the exception is not serialized. So if a non-serializable throwable is passed, that's not an issue, since it's not going to be serialized. The need for EnsureExceptionSerializable is also gone.
* Added a new setting so that player errors are reported (under Video and Audio > Player)
* Moved the player error logic to separate class specially created for this purpose
