perf: retain Cast codecs across sequential VOD segments
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- [ ] evaluate playback optimization opportunities for YouTube and Miruro — measure benefits before changing behavior
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- [x] coalesce superseded, not-yet-started seeks in the player and Cast controls; preserve accumulated relative skips and play/pause ordering
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- [x] expand Cast H.264/AAC remux coverage with keyframe-aligned segments; preserve seek accuracy, timestamps and receiver compatibility
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- [ ] reuse decoder/encoder state during sequential Cast playback; reset on random seeks and preserve independent keyframes and AAC continuity
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- [x] reuse decoder/encoder state during sequential Cast playback; reset on random seeks and preserve independent keyframes and AAC continuity
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- `.build/cast-media-check --codec-work`: 60s of 720p/30 B-frame video plus 44.1kHz PCM→AAC over loopback HTTP; three paired runs reduced median relay CPU from 3.56s to 2.58s (27%) and generation time from 4.97s to 4.43s (11%); physical-receiver playback still needs manual verification
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- [ ] evaluate VideoToolbox hardware video decoding for native and Cast playback; retain software fallback for unsupported formats
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- [ ] benchmark cold start, cached/uncached seeks and sustained playback separately to prioritize the actual bottlenecks
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- do not enable Miruro HTTP persistence without preserving origin/header checks, or increase caches/shorten Cast segments without measuring the memory/request/codec tradeoffs
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