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feat(watch): one support probe for audio and video - #7359
The watch audio and video Sources each kept their own copy of the rendition support probe. Video cached results by supportCacheKey or the JSON config and set a NotSupportedError on out.error. Audio re-probed on every catalog change and only logged when nothing was supported. Because of that, the bundled UI could not tell a viewer that an audio-only broadcast would not play in their browser.
Approach
A new private helper, SupportProbe (js/watch/src/support-probe.ts), now owns the probe race against teardown, the per-rendition config-keyed cache, pending, and the NotSupportedError. Both Sources call probe.run(effect, supported, renditions, publish) and keep their own available/#probed publishing and rendition selection.
supportCacheKey moves from video/config.ts into the helper. Video's decoder still tags Decoder.supported with decoderConfigKey. Audio's probe has no key, so it caches by the JSON config.
The unsupported indicator reports video when the catalog has at least one video rendition. When there is none, it reports audio: "This audio codec is not supported by your browser: opus". A video section that the reachability filter left empty counts as no video.
Tests:
audio: NotSupportedError set and then cleared
audio: a rejecting probe as the only rendition
audio: a probe that never settles
audio: a catalog replaced while its probe is pending, where the late result never lands
audio: unchanged configs served from the cache
an indicator test covering both kinds
the existing video tests still cover the never-settling, rejecting, and metadata-only cache cases
Impact
@moq/watch: Audio.SourceOutput gains error: Signal<Error | undefined>, which is NotSupportedError when no audio rendition of a non-empty catalog is supported. This is additive.
Audio support results are now cached per rendition, so re-probing happens only when a rendition's config changes.
No wire impact.
Alternatives
The helper could also own available and the broadcast tag. A callback keeps the Broadcast coupling out of the helper, and each Source keeps its outputs in one place.
I did not give audio a narrower supportCacheKey, for example dropping bitrate and jitter. A metadata-only change to an audio rendition still re-probes once.
Choices made without asking
The helper clears error at the start of every run, as video already did. A catalog change on an unsupported broadcast therefore clears the indicator until the new probe lands.
Audio's settled() test helper now waits a tick before watching pending. A probe served entirely from the cache sets and clears pending within one run, and Signal merges those two writes into no notification. Production readers (audio/decoder.ts:185, video/decoder.ts:160) only gate on the final value, so they are unaffected.
Not verified in a browser
I ran nothing in a real browser. In particular, AudioDecoder.isConfigSupported rejecting a real codec and the indicator rendering in <moq-watch-ui> were not checked. The indicator test stubs the DOM.
Follow-ups
center-play.ts hides the play button on a video out.error only. For an audio-only broadcast it cannot play, the play button still shows next to the new notice. It could take the same "no video, so audio" rule.
Landing history
The 2026-11-01 land batch with moq-dev/moq#7382 and moq-dev/moq#7366 failed in test rs. All three PRs got the same log. This PR changes no Rust, only js/watch and quest/, so that failure came from a batch-mate or a flake, not this PR. After merging origin/main, the JS check and test for @moq/watch and its dependents pass locally, and so does quest check.
Review
quest review --base origin/main: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 (new session) on head cf15c2c. No findings.
CodeRabbit's finding (an emptied video section hid the audio notice) is fixed in 426b9ff, and the thread is resolved.
Audio and video Sources now probe rendition support through a shared
SupportProbe that owns the probe race, the per-rendition config-keyed cache,
pending, and the NotSupportedError. Audio gains video's cache and an
out.error, and the unsupported indicator reports an audio-only broadcast it
cannot play.
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Walkthrough
Audio and video sources now use a shared SupportProbe to check rendition support, cache results, and expose pending and error state. Audio.SourceOutput adds an error signal. The unsupported indicator reports audio codec failures when the video catalog has no renditions and video codec failures when it does. Tests cover probe outcomes, catalog changes, cache reuse, and indicator behavior. The support-probe plan is removed from the m2 documentation.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to cf15c
Audio and video now share support probing. No merge-blocking risk was identified.
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The title "feat(watch): one support probe for audio and video" names the main change. The PR adds a shared SupportProbe helper that both the audio and video Sources use for rendition support checks. T…
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The description states the purpose (completing the m2 support-probe plan), the problem (duplicated probe logic in audio and video Sources), the approach (the new SupportProbe helper, moved supportCach…
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The title "feat(watch): one support probe for audio and video" names the main change. The PR adds a shared SupportProbe helper that both the audio and video Sources use for rendition support checks. The title is short, specific, and matches the changeset, so it passes.
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The description states the purpose (completing the m2 support-probe plan), the problem (duplicated probe logic in audio and video Sources), the approach (the new SupportProbe helper, moved supportCacheKey, and the indicator change), the impact (additive Audio.SourceOutput error signal), tests, and a follow-up. It is closely related to the changeset, so it passes.
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No actionable defects found. Sharing probe lifecycle and cache behavior while leaving rendition selection in each source is a sensible boundary. Effect teardown releases a hanging probe, resets pending, and prevents stale publication. Cache entries remain scoped to the support callback and config, removed names are pruned, and rejected probes are not cached. Audio's additive error output and the indicator's explicit video-first/audio-only rule are consistent with the intended API and UI behavior.
The added tests address pending replacement, hanging/rejecting probes, cache reuse, and error clearing. Real-browser codec rejection and rendered audio-only UI remain useful follow-up validation; the disclosed center-play behavior is not resolved here.
GitHub-only static review of all twelve changed files and relevant source selection, decoder probe, signal teardown, and indicator context. No tests, builds, browser playback, or DOM rendering checks were executed.
Head 6782f76c845f835edaa64356e6677cb0150c2a95: 18/18 checks passed, mergeable. Local review by Codex round 1 on this head found nothing, and the automated OpenAI review on the same head found nothing actionable. No review findings or unresolved threads to address.
quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m2/watch-support-probe passes, and the quest file is deleted.
No code changes during merge. It's queued for quest land, which tests it against the current main.
Overlap with draft moq-dev/moq#7248: this PR makes it smaller but not redundant. Audio's Decoder.supported still has no supportCacheKey, so the full-config fallback key re-probes on each mute/unmute metadata toggle. fix(watch): cache audio support across unmute #7248 will need to move its decoderConfigKey tagging onto support-probe.ts's exported supportCacheKey instead of its own support-cache.ts.
Drop support-cache.ts in favour of #7359's shared supportCacheKey. Keep the
audio decoderConfigKey tag, the mute/unmute tests, and the bench. Finish the
audio-support-cache quest and size its now childless push-to-talk epic.
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Review comments at @js/watch/src/ui/components/unsupported-indicator.ts:
- Around line 23-36: In the unsupported indicator logic, treat video as
available only when its catalog contains at least one rendition. Update the
video-versus-audio selection for `kind`, `source`, and `renditions` to use that
availability check so an empty video catalog falls back to audio.
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No new actionable defects found in the changes since my prior review, accounting for the main merges and equivalent test adaptation.
Fixed: the independently reported empty-video-section finding. js/watch/src/ui/components/unsupported-indicator.ts:23-34 now uses rendition presence consistently for the error source and codec label, so filtered-away video no longer hides unsupported audio. The added test at unsupported-indicator.test.ts:44-48 covers this case. My prior review had no findings.
Direction remains sound: the local presence check is simpler and less invasive than changing catalog filtering semantics or adding state. This update adds no public API or wire change.
GitHub-only static inspection of the two changed indicator files and relevant catalog filtering context. No tests, builds, browser playback, or DOM rendering checks executed.
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quest/m2/watch-support-probe.md.Problem
The watch audio and video
Sources each kept their own copy of the rendition support probe. Video cached results bysupportCacheKeyor the JSON config and set aNotSupportedErroronout.error. Audio re-probed on every catalog change and only logged when nothing was supported. Because of that, the bundled UI could not tell a viewer that an audio-only broadcast would not play in their browser.Approach
SupportProbe(js/watch/src/support-probe.ts), now owns the probe race against teardown, the per-rendition config-keyed cache,pending, and theNotSupportedError. BothSources callprobe.run(effect, supported, renditions, publish)and keep their ownavailable/#probedpublishing and rendition selection.supportCacheKeymoves fromvideo/config.tsinto the helper. Video's decoder still tagsDecoder.supportedwithdecoderConfigKey. Audio's probe has no key, so it caches by the JSON config.NotSupportedErrorset and then clearedImpact
@moq/watch:Audio.SourceOutputgainserror: Signal<Error | undefined>, which isNotSupportedErrorwhen no audio rendition of a non-empty catalog is supported. This is additive.Alternatives
availableand the broadcast tag. A callback keeps theBroadcastcoupling out of the helper, and eachSourcekeeps its outputs in one place.supportCacheKey, for example droppingbitrateandjitter. A metadata-only change to an audio rendition still re-probes once.Choices made without asking
errorat the start of every run, as video already did. A catalog change on an unsupported broadcast therefore clears the indicator until the new probe lands.settled()test helper now waits a tick before watchingpending. A probe served entirely from the cache sets and clearspendingwithin one run, andSignalmerges those two writes into no notification. Production readers (audio/decoder.ts:185,video/decoder.ts:160) only gate on the final value, so they are unaffected.Not verified in a browser
I ran nothing in a real browser. In particular,
AudioDecoder.isConfigSupportedrejecting a real codec and the indicator rendering in<moq-watch-ui>were not checked. The indicator test stubs the DOM.Follow-ups
center-play.tshides the play button on a videoout.erroronly. For an audio-only broadcast it cannot play, the play button still shows next to the new notice. It could take the same "no video, so audio" rule.Landing history
The 2026-11-01 land batch with moq-dev/moq#7382 and moq-dev/moq#7366 failed in
test rs. All three PRs got the same log. This PR changes no Rust, onlyjs/watchandquest/, so that failure came from a batch-mate or a flake, not this PR. After merging origin/main, the JScheckandtestfor@moq/watchand its dependents pass locally, and so doesquest check.Review
quest review --base origin/main: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, round 1 (new session) on head cf15c2c. No findings.CodeRabbit's finding (an emptied video section hid the audio notice) is fixed in 426b9ff, and the thread is resolved.
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