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docs: fix onFrameRateChanged and onHotPlugDetectStateChanged descriptions (#389) #390

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6 changes: 2 additions & 4 deletions hdmioutput/current/com/rdk/hal/hdmioutput/IHDMIOutputControllerListener.aidl
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Expand Up @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ oneway interface IHDMIOutputControllerListener
* - **ALWAYS** fired during the `OPENING` transition (CLOSED → READY), even if the
* HPD state has not changed, to communicate the initial sink connection state.
* - **Only on actual HPD changes** during `STARTING`, `STARTED`, and `STOPPING` states
* (i.e., when cable is physically connected/disconnected).
* (i.e., when cable is physically connected/disconnected or sink is powered on/off).
* - Debouncing is handled internally by the HAL; the state reported here is stable.
*
* @param[in] state True if the HPD line is asserted (sink connected), false otherwise.
Expand All @@ -63,11 +63,9 @@ oneway interface IHDMIOutputControllerListener
* any display timing changes are now live.
*
* Must be fired only after AVMUTE is cleared — i.e., when content can be visible.
* This is especially important for native frame rate matching with OTT apps like Netflix.
* This is especially important for native frame rate matching in OTT applications.
*
* This callback is paired with client-facing logic such as `videoOutputStatusChanged`.
*
* @see Native Frame Rate handling in app middleware (e.g., Netflix).
*/
void onFrameRateChanged();

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