Develop Australian Subtitles / Closed Captions into Android Exoplayer and merge into main project on Github.(2) -- 2

We require the integration of the Australian Subtitles into the Android Exoplayer project. [login to view URL] Release-v2 The code must be developed in accordance with the guidelines for the Exoplayer project. The final code must be merged into the main project and function in the demo app. See [login to view URL] for a discussion of this enhancement request. TS dumps are also available. [login to view URL] [login to view URL] I will test live streams when the project is ready for testing. The project will be deemed complete after I can pull Exoplayer from Github and have the demo play a live TSIP stream in Australia for all FTA channels. I would propose 33% to start (Released when tested), 33% when source tested successfully on a live stream in our environment and 33% once the source is accepted in the main stream of Git. (I don’t know how long and cannot control the acceptance process) FAQ: When will I get the final payment? The project will be complete (milestone 3) after I can pull the Exoplayer from Github and your code is included in the main relase-v2 branch and included demo app. (So make sure you write the code in a way that will be accepted by the project) How can I test this? You need to multicast the sample streams, and use the Exoplayer demo app (included with library) to play the stream. I suggest using VLC to multicast the stream to say udp:/[login to view URL] and configure a section in Exo demo to play the stream. You will find that Exoplayer demo will not display subtitles for the streams. This is what you need to develop. How will testing occur? Milestone 2 is to provide me your enhanced Exoplayer code for me to test on a live DVB-T stream and test it works, and fix it if it does not. Do you have any other tips? Australian DVB-T subtitles are what we are testing against. I suggest looking at the VLC source for examples. VLC can decode the subtitles in the sample files. Google search phrases that can help are: site:[login to view URL] subtitles dvb site:[login to view URL] subtitles dvb yellow In case you did not already know, the Android emulator cannot do multicast, so test with the .ts file first, or use a cheap android TV box with Ethernet. I would suggest writing some code to export the subtitle stream from the .ts in order to validate its format against the EBU documents. References to standards. Specification for conveying ITU-R System B Teletext in DVB bitstreams [login to view URL] Media Content Distribution (MCD);Subtitles distribution, situation and perspectives [login to view URL] Enhanced teletext specification [login to view URL] Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB);Specification for the carriage of Vertical Blanking Information (VBI) data in DVB bitstreams [login to view URL]