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…to current spatial layer ## Details - Fixes #1547.
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PR is fine. Just please check my comments and put the discard logs back in place. Feel free to rename RtcLogger.Dropped() by RtcLogger.Discarded().
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rtpSeqManager->Drop(seq)if the packet doesn't belong to the current spatial layer. Why? Because if we callDrop(seq)inSimulcastConsumerno matter the spatial layer (AKA SSRC stream) we are polluting our singlertpSeqManagerwith drops of unrelated seq numbers, and this could perfectly break the ongoing continuous RTP stream.SimpleConsumeretc. it's not just about simulcast.XxxxConsumerclasses.PipeConsumer.cpp.Bonus Tracks
RtcLogger::Drop()toRtcLogger::Discard()andDropReasontoDiscardReason. This is because we want to only use "drop" term when we also callDrop()on the RTP sequence manager while there are packets that are discarded without involving any action in the RTP sequence manager.inlinekeywords inXxxxConsumer.cppfiles because they are completely useless in 2025.