Collect & Provide enhanced packets through the API#475
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TheDaChicken wants to merge 2 commits intotheori-io:masterfrom
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Collect & Provide enhanced packets through the API#475TheDaChicken wants to merge 2 commits intotheori-io:masterfrom
TheDaChicken wants to merge 2 commits intotheori-io:masterfrom
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libnrsc5 used to report HDC enhanced packets before elastic-buffer changes. The enhanced stream weren't collected together because the elastic-buffer didn't exist. This collects the enhanced packets and brings them together with the HDC core stream.
100% looking for feedback. I am not sure if enhanced packets should be part of bitrate calculation etc. I do print another log message for mismatches in for enhanced packets.
This is where maybe an flag needs to be added to say the enhanced stream isn't being decoded? That way, clients can ignore this for bitrate?