Cherry pick PR #1399: [android] Refine audio output device querying #1403
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Refer to the original PR: #1399
SbMediaGetAudioOutputCount()
was hard coded to return 1. This worked whenSbMediaGetAudioConfiguration()
was hard coded to return HDMI, and breaks 5.1 playbacks on some devices afterSbMediaGetAudioConfiguration()
is refined to return configurations for all audio outputs (including non-HDMI devices) in the system.For example, when the first output is non-HDMI stereo, and the second output is HDMI with 5.1 support, the second output won't be checked in
IsAudioOutputSupported()
becauseSbMediaGetAudioOutputCount()
returns 1, and 5.1 streams will be incorrectly rejected.Now
SbMediaGetAudioOutputCount()
tentatively returns 16 on Android TV, andIsAudioOutputSupported()
will break the loop whenSbMediaGetAudioConfiguration()
returns false. This minimizes the changes required while still allows 5.1 playbacks.Follow up changes should be made to remove
SbMediaGetAudioOutputCount()
completely once this is verified on all platforms.b/284140486
b/297426689