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Previously, the logic used aamp->rate, but after the localTSB integration, it shifted to currentRate which sets PAUSE to stream abstraction object if pipelinePaused, but in actual PAUSE, aamp->rate remains AAMP_NORMAL_RATE and the pipelinePaused flag is set. Is it acceptable to keep using aamp->rate > AAMP_RATE_PAUSE? With the recent fix, the scope of this else if now also includes rewind scenarios—correct?
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Hi @nu641001 ,
currentRate is a local variable set to aamp->rate in line 3198
Before merging https://github.com/rdkcentral/aamp/pull/649/files#diff-9412049d3685e68289ccd0b5e0a718c64d26b9a783882ba14700abd57e136be3, this function was using mPlayRate (which is always 1 when using AAMP TSB, see VPLAY-11583). Is that what you mean?
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Yes @jfagunde Now I see where the confusion came from. The rate in StreamAbstraction essentially mirrors the value in aamp->rate. Since aamp->rate never transitions to a PAUSED state, the check for rate != PAUSE doesn’t really apply here. We can safely remove that condition to avoid any future ambiguity.