Migrate from single-client direct OGG-FLAC sink to multi-client broadcast streaming sink.
- Replace DirectOggFlacHandle with OggFlacStreamHandle for multi-client support
- Update sink implementation to use StreamingOggFlacSink with proper backpressure
- Change connection model from 'connect()' to 'subscribe()'
- Adjust stream handling to support independent client streams
- Update stream endpoint to always respond with 200 chunked instead of range requests
- Add tracing for stream lifecycle events
- Reduce OGG channel capacity to strict backpressure (1)
- Add Drop implementation for stream cleanup
- Improve logging and error handling for concurrent access
This change enables multiple simultaneous clients to connect to the same audio stream without interfering with each other, while maintaining proper TCP backpressure and stream lifecycle management.
Switch instance ID storage from localStorage to sessionStorage in useWebRenderer composable to ensure better session management and prevent data persistence across browser sessions.
Also update the DirectOggFlacSink implementation to improve backpressure handling, streamline the OGG chaining logic, and add proper Safari range header support for the stream endpoint.
Cette modification introduit le support du OGG chaining dans le flux audio, permettant une transition transparente entre les pistes sans interruption. Cela inclut la gestion des encodeurs successifs dans le même canal Bytes, l'annulation des encodeurs précédents lors des transitions, et le maintien d'une connexion persistante avec backpressure TCP. Les modifications affectent les composants de sink et de pipeline audio, ainsi que les endpoints d'écoute.
Refactor the audio pipeline to support multi-client streaming with new OggFlacStreamHandle and StreamingOggFlacSink.
- Replace DirectOggFlacSink with StreamingOggFlacSink in pipeline
- Update documentation and comments to reflect multi-client support
- Add detailed warning logs for buffer underruns and client disconnections
- Remove TimerBufferNode from pipeline as it's no longer needed
- Update connect() calls to subscribe() for new streaming behavior
This change enables multiple clients to subscribe to the same audio stream, with each subscription getting a live feed from the current point in time.
This commit refactors the WebRenderer to use a server-side streaming architecture with OGG-FLAC sink instead of the previous WebSocket-based approach. The changes include:
- Replaced WebSocket communication with HTTP streaming using DirectOggFlacSink
- Implemented a new pipeline architecture with dedicated handlers for UPnP commands
- Added new modules for registration, registry, and streaming
- Updated the renderer to work with a pipeline control system
- Removed old WebSocket session management
- Added support for HTTP streaming with gapless playback
- Updated dependencies and features for the new architecture
The WebRenderer now acts as a MediaRenderer UPnP device that serves audio streams via HTTP endpoints, with commands relayed to the audio pipeline through a new control system.
