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Finishes quest/m2/probe/viewer-upswitch.md.

Problem

@moq/watch picked a video rendition from 0.8x the connection's whole estimatedRecvRate. Two problems with that:

• No up-switch. A player on a small rendition is app-limited, so the estimate tracks what it receives and never shows room for more.
• Pooled players overselect. Several players on one connection each selected against the full downlink.

moq-dev/moq#8018 made players claim a viewer ceiling, which the session sends as its PROBE target. Selection still ignored the grant that claim receives.

Approach

Video now selects from the player's viewer grant (Bandwidth.Viewer.rate), less the audio bitrate the claim covers. The 0.8 margin is unchanged.

The grant is capped at the ceiling, and the ceiling is the best rendition's bitrate / 0.8 plus audio. So once the relay's probing lifts the estimate to the target, the grant reaches the ceiling and the best rendition is selected. Below that, the viewer stays put. Players sharing a connection split the estimate max-min fair, so they no longer each select against all of it.

• holdViewer returns the held viewer's grant.
• Player feeds Video.Source the grant less the claimed audio. It feeds nothing while video isn't downloading, because the grant then covers only audio.
• Video.Source takes that rate in place of the connection probe. While the rate is unknown, it keeps the last one it had. This applies before a reconnect's first PROBE report and while video is hidden. Before any rate arrives, it ranks renditions without one, as before.

Tests:

• player.test.ts: a player on 360p stays there while its grant is one bit short of the target. The audio share is what holds it back there, since the old code would already have selected 1080p. It moves to 1080p once the grant reaches the target, and hiding video holds the selection.
• source.test.ts: covers the hold.

Impact

Breaking, in @moq/watch. Migration notes live here rather than in js/watch/MIGRATE.md, which only the release cut edits:

• PlayerInput.probe is removed. Pass viewer: { viewers: connection.viewers } instead. Nothing else in the player read probe.
• Video.SourceInput.probe is replaced by rate: Getter<number | undefined>, the receive rate in bits per second that video may spend. To select from the whole connection estimate, as before, derive it: new Signals.Derived([connection.probe], (p) => p?.estimatedRecvRate).
• An unknown rate now holds the last selection instead of jumping to the best rendition.

Internal callers are updated: <moq-watch>, @moq/room, moq-boy, the browser bench, and the audio-quality test client. No wire change and no Rust change.

Choices made without asking

• probe is removed from Player rather than kept as a fallback. Keeping it would leave two selection paths, which the API rules forbid.
• With no claim, video ranks alone. "No claim" means no viewer.viewers, or viewer.max = 0. In that case, video selects the best rendition its video.target allows, with no estimate. The docs point to connection.viewers.setTarget(0) as the way to stop probing while keeping adaptation.
• An unknown rate holds the last one. That matches Viewer.rate's documented contract ("telling a player to hold its current selection").
• moq-boy keeps selecting from the whole connection estimate. It builds its pipeline by hand and claims no viewer, so this keeps its behavior unchanged.
• The browser bench's player now claims a viewer, like <moq-watch>. Without one, it would lose adaptation.

Alternatives

• Keep the connection estimate and add the PROBE target only. Rejected: the maintainer decided on 2026-10-19 that selection reads the broadcast's grant.
• Subtract audio in Video.Source. Rejected: the source doesn't know which audio the claim covers. The player does.

Validation

• just js check and the JS tests on the changed packages pass, as does quest check --base origin/main. The watch suite passed 529 tests.
• @moq/net's lite-07 answers a bounded window that resolves empty and FINs in reply failed once in the full sequential run under load. It passed 5/5 alone. This PR touches nothing in js/net.
• just ci origin/main passed (276 s wall).

Review

mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at bd36e48a111ed67a63e876446f6c52eaba83a47e with the quest merge driver (head cd84460)

Codex gpt-6.1-sol at medium effort, via quest review --base origin/main, round 1 on head 477b0a6f257bfd54b56f33cd4fba7b1a3fa668cd: no findings.

Follow-up commit ae30417003 (coordinator, Claude Opus 5.5) only reverts this PR's js/watch/MIGRATE.md hunk, since only the release cut edits that file (moq-dev/moq#8024); the note stays in Impact above. Review skipped for that commit as too trivial to need one: it deletes a documentation hunk and changes no code.

Follow-ups

• The probe epic README still owns the end-to-end shaped-downlink test through a relay. That test would show a <moq-watch> viewer up-switching for real.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

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Walkthrough

The player now uses a viewer grant to derive the rate supplied to video rendition selection. The video source accepts a rate getter, retains the last defined rate, and uses it to steer selection. Call sites, API declarations, documentation, and tests reflect the change. Audio-quality probe monitoring now reads the connection probe directly.

Merge Risk: Low · up to cd844

Mergeable with awareness of a bounded resume issue: after bandwidth drops while video is hidden, playback can briefly resume at an outdated higher bitrate before adapting.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title describes the change to select video renditions from the viewer grant.
Description check		The description explains the grant-based selection change, API updates, and tests.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentat…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Reviewed head: ae304170036bf8bbc14a10c2259f49bcf948a5a5 (including the final MIGRATE-only cleanup after 477b0a6f257bfd54b56f33cd4fba7b1a3fa668cd).

One P2 finding: runtime opt-out from a viewer claim retains the old adaptive rate, so the documented no-claim selection behavior depends on the player's history. Details and a focused regression scenario are inline.

Direction: using the per-player grant rather than the whole connection estimate, subtracting audio before the existing video margin, and maintaining a ceiling independent of the selected rung are the right pieces for pooled-player fairness and up-switching. The new tests cover the grant threshold and hidden-video hold; opt-out needs a distinct path from a transiently unknown grant.

Validation limits: GitHub-only static review of the 15-file diff and relevant source, allocator contracts, lifecycle code, tests, and call sites. I did not run tests, quest context, browser playback, or a shaped-downlink experiment. The latest head's active Check job was still running when inspected; the end-to-end relay proof remains explicitly deferred to the probe epic. This is a comment review, not a merge approval.

[kixelated]

[P2] Clear the cached limit when the player explicitly opts out of its viewer claim

undefined now means both "temporarily unknown grant" and "no claim", but this assignment retains the previous rate for both. Once a visible player has selected 360p from a low grant, setting its viewer.max signal to 0 closes the viewer (holdViewer sets grant to undefined) and Player forwards undefined here. #rate therefore keeps the low limit and video remains on 360p, even though the new documented opt-out behavior says it ranks without a receive-rate limit. Removing viewer.viewers after adaptation has the same problem; starting the otherwise identical player with no claim selects the top rendition instead.

Distinguish an explicit no-claim state from a temporarily unavailable estimate/hidden-video state, and clear or bypass the cached limit for the former. Extend the player test with low grant -> viewer.max = 0 and low grant -> remove registry, checking that selection returns to the target's best rendition while reconnect/hidden-video holds still work. This is a source-derived reproduction; I did not run it.

[pullfrog]

ℹ️ No critical issues — two docs gaps and one scope question.

Reviewed changes

• Video selects from the viewer grant. holdViewer now returns the held viewer's Bandwidth.Viewer.rate, Player subtracts the audio its claim covers, and Video.Source selects from that rate instead of the connection's estimatedRecvRate.
• An unknown rate holds. Source caches the last defined rate and keeps it while the input is undefined, so a reconnect's first PROBE report or a hidden video does not snap selection to the best rendition; with no rate ever, it still ranks alone.
• probe leaves the public inputs. PlayerInput.probe is removed and SourceInput.probe becomes rate: Getter<number | undefined>; <moq-watch>, @moq/room, the browser bench, moq-boy (which derives the whole-connection estimate itself), and the audio-quality harness are updated.
• Claim sizing. The claim is the video ceiling plus the selected audio bitrate (or viewer.max, or audio alone while video is hidden), so a full grant at the PROBE target lands exactly on the best rendition and pooled viewers sum to the estimate.
• Docs, quest, tests. doc/lib/js/watch.md describes the grant, the finished quest and its epic link are deleted, the API report is regenerated, and new tests cover the player up-switch and the source's hold.

ℹ️ js/watch/README.md still constructs a Player with the removed probe

PlayerInput.probe is gone, but the package README's only Player example still passes probe: connection.probe, and it omits viewer, so a copy-paste would neither type-check nor adapt. doc/lib/js/watch.md was updated in this PR; the example at js/watch/README.md:113-119 was not.

Technical details

# Stale `Player` example after the `probe` removal

## Affected sites
- `js/watch/README.md:113-119` — passes `probe: connection.probe` and no `viewer`.
- `js/watch/README.md:126-130` — lists the per-media inputs but not `viewer`.

## Required outcome
The example matches the new `Player` surface: drop `probe`, add `viewer: { viewers: connection.viewers }`, and mention `viewer` in the input list so the snippet adapts rather than selecting without an estimate.

ℹ️ Issue #4773 outlives the quest that closes it

quest/m2/probe/viewer-upswitch.md carries ## Closes for #4773 ("close this issue when the quest finishes"), and this PR deletes the file, but the issue is still open with no reference to this PR. Add Closes #4773 to the body or close it by hand so the tracking issue does not linger after its quest is gone.

Technical details

# Quest teardown does not close its tracked issue

## Affected sites
- Deleted `quest/m2/probe/viewer-upswitch.md` — its `## Closes` names #4773.
- `quest/m2/probe/README.md:99-102` — the epic's remaining `## Required` list keeps no record of that issue.

## Required outcome
#4773 is closed on merge, or explicitly left open with a reason in the body.

  ^{｜ Fix all ➔ ｜ Fix 👍s ➔ ｜ View workflow run ｜ Using deepseek-v4.1-flash-1017 (free via Pullfrog for OSS) ｜ 𝕏}

[pullfrog]

undefined here means both "no rate has arrived" and "this player has no claim", and Video.Source answers both by holding its last selection (js/watch/src/video/source.ts:277). So a player whose viewer.max drops from a real ceiling to 0 after a grant has arrived stays on the last grant's rendition — at a 1.2 Mbps grant it keeps 360p — rather than following video.target as the new docs and the body's "with no claim, video ranks alone" say.

Technical details

# `Video.Source` cannot tell a released claim from an unknown rate

## Affected sites
- `js/watch/src/player.ts:225` — writes `undefined` both when `grant` is undefined and when video is not downloading.
- `js/watch/src/video/source.ts:277` — `this.#rate = effect.get(this.in.rate) ?? this.#rate` never clears the cache, so the input's `undefined` is always a hold.
- `js/watch/src/player.ts:53-56` and `doc/lib/js/watch.md:211-214` — state that without a claim video ranks alone.
- `js/watch/src/player.ts:212-213` — a `viewer.max` of `0` is the documented way to release the claim, so the contradiction is reachable at runtime.

## Required outcome
A player with no claim (no `viewer.viewers`, or `viewer.max` reaching `0` while video downloads) selects the best rendition `video.target` allows, while a claim whose grant is temporarily unknown (reconnect, hidden video) still holds the last selection.

## Suggested approach
`SourceInput.rate` has room for only two states, so split them one of two ways: have the source treat `undefined` as "no rate, rank alone" and let `Player` hold by leaving `#videoRate` unchanged (it alone knows whether a claim exists), or keep the source-side hold and drop the "without a claim it ranks alone" wording from the docs and the body.

[pullfrog]

Every visible grid tile downloads video over the one shared connection (js/moq-boy/src/element.tsx:199 passes that same connection to every Game, and #runVideoEnabled keeps grid tiles enabled), so each game here still selects against the whole receive estimate with no claim. That is the pooled-overselect case this PR's Problem section names, and the Follow-ups section does not track it; a page with a dozen visible tiles can sum to more than the downlink.

Technical details

# moq-boy's grid keeps the pooled oversubscription

## Affected sites
- `js/moq-boy/src/game.ts:143` — `rate` is the whole `connection.probe.estimatedRecvRate`.
- `js/moq-boy/src/element.tsx:197-205` — every announced game gets `this.connection`.
- `js/moq-boy/src/game.ts:256-261` — grid tiles stay video-enabled while visible.

## Required outcome
Each game's video pipeline claims its own viewer (a ceiling of the video ceiling plus audio, like `Player`'s `max`) so the games split the estimate, or the gap is explicitly tracked as a follow-up in the PR body.

## Open questions for the human
Is leaving moq-boy on the whole estimate deliberate because grid tiles are small, or out of scope for this PR?

[moq-bot]

quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at ae30417 because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).

The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.

(written by quest land watch)

[moq-bot]

quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at cd84460, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at bd36e48 merged in by the quest merge driver.

(written by quest land watch)

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js/watch/src/player.test.ts: 1

139-224: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value

Check retention while 360p is selected.

Add a visibility transition while 360p is selected. Uncapped ranking also selects 1080p, so the current assertion cannot distinguish retention from a reset to ranking. The Source unit test covers retention, but it does not cover the Player visibility transition.

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Review comment at @js/watch/src/player.test.ts around lines 139 - 224:
Extend the Player test to transition visibility while 360p is selected and
verify that the selected rendition remains 360p when visibility returns, before
testing the later move to 1080p. Ensure the assertions distinguish retention
from uncapped ranking, which would choose 1080p.

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Review comments at @js/moq-boy/src/game.ts:
- Line 143: Update the `rate` derived from `connection.probe` so each
downloading game tile uses its allocated share of the receive estimate, rather
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divide capacity across games, preserving the probe estimate as the shared limit.

Review comments at @js/watch/src/video/source.ts:
- Around line 277-278: Update the selection flow around `#choose` so resuming a
hidden video uses the updated video grant before choosing a rendition, rather
than retaining a stale high-bitrate selection while bandwidth has dropped.
Preserve playback when no claim is present.

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Review comments at @js/watch/src/player.test.ts:
- Around line 139-224: Extend the Player test to transition visibility while
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Share the receive estimate between game tiles.

When game broadcasts offer multiple renditions, each tile selects against the full connection estimate. Their combined bitrate can exceed the downlink capacity. Use viewer grants to divide the estimate between downloading games.

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Review comment at @js/moq-boy/src/game.ts at line 143:
Update the `rate` derived from `connection.probe` so each downloading game tile
uses its allocated share of the receive estimate, rather than the full
connection estimate. Use the existing viewer-grant mechanism to divide capacity
across games, preserving the probe estimate as the shared limit.

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Coordinate video resume with the updated grant.

When bandwidth drops while video is hidden, the decoder can resume the held high-bitrate rendition before the video grant updates. It can keep playing that rendition until the lower rendition catches up. Coordinate resume with the updated grant while preserving playback without a claim.

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minimal, and validate.

Review comment at @js/watch/src/video/source.ts around lines 277 - 278:
Update the selection flow around `#choose` so resuming a hidden video uses the
updated video grant before choosing a rendition, rather than retaining a stale
high-bitrate selection while bandwidth has dropped. Preserve playback when no
claim is present.

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