Chromium Code Reviews| Index: media/base/time_source.h |
| diff --git a/media/base/time_source.h b/media/base/time_source.h |
| index 8ad364b20a2dda21d97d087a93f878bc0bef16e1..61d0d7ab1dd7186f8a5d3f85ab9bf5232b3303a9 100644 |
| --- a/media/base/time_source.h |
| +++ b/media/base/time_source.h |
| @@ -40,17 +40,13 @@ class MEDIA_EXPORT TimeSource { |
| // will never go backwards, the frequency at which they update may be low. |
| virtual base::TimeDelta CurrentMediaTime() = 0; |
|
xhwang
2015/03/23 22:20:13
nit: Since TimeDelta specifies a duration, we prob
DaleCurtis
2015/03/25 00:31:44
The current media time is relative to 0?
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| - // Returns the current media time for use with synchronizing video. |
| + // Converts a media timestamp into a wallclock timestamp. If media time is |
| + // stopped, returns a null TimeTicks. |
| // |
| - // Differences from CurrentMediaTime(): |
| - // - Values returned update at a much higher frequency (e.g., suitable for |
| - // playback of 60 FPS content). |
| - // - As a result, values may go slightly backwards depending on the |
| - // implementation (e.g., uses interpolation). |
| - // |
| - // TODO(scherkus): Replace with a method that returns wall clock time for a |
| - // given media time for use with VideoFrameScheduler http://crbug.com/110814 |
| - virtual base::TimeDelta CurrentMediaTimeForSyncingVideo() = 0; |
| + // Values too far ahead of or behind the current media time will return an |
| + // estimated value; as such, these values may go backwards in time slightly. |
| + virtual base::TimeTicks GetWallclockTimeForMediaTime( |
|
xhwang
2015/03/23 22:20:13
s/Wallclock/WallClock/
At least in WallClockTimeS
xhwang
2015/03/23 22:20:13
nit: how about just GetWallClockTime(base::TimeDel
DaleCurtis
2015/03/25 00:31:44
Done.
|
| + base::TimeDelta time) = 0; |
| }; |
| } // namespace media |