Media samples and container I/O.

The bridge between encoded media and RTP: a codec-agnostic [Sample] type, and readers and writers for the container formats the examples and tests use.

Structure

• [Sample] — one encoded unit of media (a video frame, an audio frame) with its duration, timestamp and packet metadata. Hand these to a sample-based local track and the RTP packetizer does the rest.
• [io] — the Writer trait plus concrete readers and writers for IVF (VP8/VP9), Ogg (Opus) and H.264/H.265 Annex B — IVFReader, OggReader and friends — enough to play media from disk or record it to disk. SampleBuilder goes the other way, reassembling inbound RTP into [Sample]s.
• [audio], [video] — per-codec helpers, including audio buffering and frame inspection.

Example

use bytes::Bytes;
use rtc_media::Sample;
use std::time::{Duration, Instant};

// The caller supplies the instant; `Sample` resolves no clock of its own.
let now = Instant::now();

// One encoded frame, ready to hand to a sample-based local track.
let sample = Sample {
    data: Bytes::from_static(&[0u8; 128]),
    timestamp: now,
    duration: Duration::from_millis(33), // ~30 fps
    ..Sample::new(now)
};
assert_eq!(sample.data.len(), 128);

Most applications do not depend on this crate directly — the rtc crate re-exports it as rtc::media.