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I'm working with a CAF receiver that implements ad breaks. On the receiver side ads play correctly.
According to the documentation https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/caf_receiver/ad_breaks
"While a break is playing, CAF Receiver SDK broadcasts MediaStatus with breakStatus to all connected senders. Senders can use this information to update UIs and suppress any seek operations."
On the sender (chrome) before an ad break plays the breakStatus is undefined. When a break begins to play then breakStatus is populated. Then after a break is complete the breakStatus does not go back to undefined. To see these results I've been manually running: window.cast.framework.CastContext.getInstance().getCurrentSession().getMediaSession().
My plan was to use the presence of breakStatus to indicate that an ad break is playing. I'm having trouble finding more information about this break status broadcast. I feel like there should be some event listener but I have not been able to find it https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/chrome/cast.framework#.RemotePlayerEventType.
Is there an alternative solution to determining if a ad break is currently playing?
google-cast
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
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I'm working with a CAF receiver that implements ad breaks. On the receiver side ads play correctly.
According to the documentation https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/caf_receiver/ad_breaks
"While a break is playing, CAF Receiver SDK broadcasts MediaStatus with breakStatus to all connected senders. Senders can use this information to update UIs and suppress any seek operations."
On the sender (chrome) before an ad break plays the breakStatus is undefined. When a break begins to play then breakStatus is populated. Then after a break is complete the breakStatus does not go back to undefined. To see these results I've been manually running: window.cast.framework.CastContext.getInstance().getCurrentSession().getMediaSession().
My plan was to use the presence of breakStatus to indicate that an ad break is playing. I'm having trouble finding more information about this break status broadcast. I feel like there should be some event listener but I have not been able to find it https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/chrome/cast.framework#.RemotePlayerEventType.
Is there an alternative solution to determining if a ad break is currently playing?
google-cast
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
Allan GuigouAllan Guigou
165 bronze badges
I think that's the expected behavior of theBreakStatus Class. ThecurrentBreakTimeandcurrentBreakClipTimearguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.
– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
– jess
Mar 29 at 9:02
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I'm working with a CAF receiver that implements ad breaks. On the receiver side ads play correctly.
According to the documentation https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/caf_receiver/ad_breaks
"While a break is playing, CAF Receiver SDK broadcasts MediaStatus with breakStatus to all connected senders. Senders can use this information to update UIs and suppress any seek operations."
On the sender (chrome) before an ad break plays the breakStatus is undefined. When a break begins to play then breakStatus is populated. Then after a break is complete the breakStatus does not go back to undefined. To see these results I've been manually running: window.cast.framework.CastContext.getInstance().getCurrentSession().getMediaSession().
My plan was to use the presence of breakStatus to indicate that an ad break is playing. I'm having trouble finding more information about this break status broadcast. I feel like there should be some event listener but I have not been able to find it https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/chrome/cast.framework#.RemotePlayerEventType.
Is there an alternative solution to determining if a ad break is currently playing?
google-cast
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
Allan GuigouAllan Guigou
165 bronze badges
I'm working with a CAF receiver that implements ad breaks. On the receiver side ads play correctly.
According to the documentation https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/caf_receiver/ad_breaks
"While a break is playing, CAF Receiver SDK broadcasts MediaStatus with breakStatus to all connected senders. Senders can use this information to update UIs and suppress any seek operations."
On the sender (chrome) before an ad break plays the breakStatus is undefined. When a break begins to play then breakStatus is populated. Then after a break is complete the breakStatus does not go back to undefined. To see these results I've been manually running: window.cast.framework.CastContext.getInstance().getCurrentSession().getMediaSession().
My plan was to use the presence of breakStatus to indicate that an ad break is playing. I'm having trouble finding more information about this break status broadcast. I feel like there should be some event listener but I have not been able to find it https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/reference/chrome/cast.framework#.RemotePlayerEventType.
Is there an alternative solution to determining if a ad break is currently playing?
google-cast
google-cast
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
Allan GuigouAllan Guigou
165 bronze badges
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
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165 bronze badges
asked Mar 12 at 18:12
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asked Mar 12 at 18:12
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asked Mar 12 at 18:12
Allan GuigouAllan Guigou
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I think that's the expected behavior of theBreakStatus Class. ThecurrentBreakTimeandcurrentBreakClipTimearguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.
– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
– jess
Mar 29 at 9:02
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I think that's the expected behavior of theBreakStatus Class. ThecurrentBreakTimeandcurrentBreakClipTimearguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.
– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
– jess
Mar 29 at 9:02
I think that's the expected behavior of the
BreakStatus Class. The currentBreakTime and currentBreakClipTime arguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
I think that's the expected behavior of the
BreakStatus Class. The currentBreakTime and currentBreakClipTime arguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
– jess
Mar 29 at 9:02
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
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Mar 29 at 9:02
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It appears the issue is resolved with the March 25th CAF Receiver update https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/release-notes
By setting the breakStatus to an empty object it updates on the sender side.
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By setting the breakStatus to an empty object it updates on the sender side.
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It appears the issue is resolved with the March 25th CAF Receiver update https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/release-notes
By setting the breakStatus to an empty object it updates on the sender side.
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It appears the issue is resolved with the March 25th CAF Receiver update https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/release-notes
By setting the breakStatus to an empty object it updates on the sender side.
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It appears the issue is resolved with the March 25th CAF Receiver update https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/release-notes
By setting the breakStatus to an empty object it updates on the sender side.
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I think that's the expected behavior of the
BreakStatus Class. ThecurrentBreakTimeandcurrentBreakClipTimearguments value should be time elapsed after current break starts and time after current break clip starts. This means that the value is undefined before an ad break plays. Status of break, if receiver is playing break. This field will be defined only when receiver is playing break.– jess
Mar 13 at 14:24
@jess I believe there may have been an issue with the MediaSession not replacing the existing breakStatus object with an undefined value after the break completed. It is resolved now that they are using an empty object instead of undefined.
– Allan Guigou
Mar 28 at 18:41
That's cool. Glad they fixed the issue.
– jess
Mar 29 at 9:02