Crate moq_mux 

Media muxers and demuxers for MoQ.

Sits between moq_net (pub/sub transport) and hang (media catalog). Takes containerized media in, produces a moq broadcast, and the other way around.

• container holds one submodule per container format. Each describes how media frames are packaged on the wire, and some also handle the corresponding file or stream format.
• codec holds one submodule per codec. Each parses the codec’s configuration record and provides an importer that publishes a raw bitstream to a broadcast.
• catalog publishes and subscribes to the broadcast catalog, the JSON manifest listing every track and how to decode it.
• clock holds the broadcast Clock and the translators that move a source’s own timestamps onto it.
• import is the front door for callers who only have a format string. It picks the right concrete importer for you.
• select picks which renditions of a broadcast to keep, on either the import or the consume side.
• Pacer maps each exported frame’s media timestamp to the wall-clock instant it should be delivered at, for byte streams whose spacing is part of the format (MPEG-TS).
• rate turns bandwidth grants into stable media bitrate targets shared by audio, video, and transcode senders.
• timeline publishes the broadcast’s segment index: one record per aligned segment, mapping a span of content time to the group ranges that carry it on each track, so consumers can seek or build HLS/DASH playlists without downloading media.

Re-exports

pub use clock::Clock;

pub use clock::SourceMap;

Modules

binary

Binary track publish/subscribe.

catalog

Catalog publish/subscribe.

clock

The broadcast’s shared clock: one monotonic epoch plus its fixed wall mapping.

codec

Codecs.

container

Container formats.

import

Import media into a moq broadcast.

json

JSON track publish/subscribe.

rate

Shared rate control for media senders.

select

Track selection.

timeline

Timeline publish/subscribe: the broadcast’s segment index HLS/DASH export is built from.

Structs

Binding

A held broadcast or the retained result of one eagerly issued broadcast request.

Pacer

Maps each export frame’s media timestamp to the wall-clock instant it should be delivered at, re-anchored to the live edge.

Source

The subscription side of an export: an origin and the path of the broadcast whose catalog drives it.

Enums

Error

Errors from moq-mux operations.

Type Aliases

Result

A Result type alias for moq-mux operations.