Replace uses of raw uint32's with a type-checked RtpTimeTicks data type.

media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc

Index: media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc
diff --git a/media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc b/media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc
index a59aa993cc77742d77a53e35c04c1882143d543c..0da178f893e7bb909cf9bc1cc0026a3bb6963bb3 100644
--- a/media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc
+++ b/media/cast/net/rtp/rtp_parser.cc
@@ -61,13 +61,15 @@ bool RtpParser::ParsePacket(const uint8* packet,
   header->payload_type = bits & ~kRtpMarkerBitMask;
   if (header->payload_type != expected_payload_type_)
     return false;  // Punt: Unexpected payload type.
+  uint32_t truncated_rtp_timestamp;
   if (!reader.ReadU16(&header->sequence_number) ||
-      !reader.ReadU32(&header->rtp_timestamp) ||
-      !reader.ReadU32(&header->sender_ssrc)) {
+      !reader.ReadU32(&truncated_rtp_timestamp) ||
+      !reader.ReadU32(&header->sender_ssrc) ||
+      header->sender_ssrc != expected_sender_ssrc_) {
     return false;
   }
-  if (header->sender_ssrc != expected_sender_ssrc_)
-    return false;  // Punt: Sender's SSRC does not match the expected one.
+  header->rtp_timestamp =
+      last_parsed_rtp_timestamp_.Expand(truncated_rtp_timestamp);
 
   // Parse the Cast header.  Note that, from the RTP protocol's perspective, the
   // Cast header is part of the payload (and not meant to be an extension
@@ -112,6 +114,8 @@ bool RtpParser::ParsePacket(const uint8* packet,
     }
   }
 
+  last_parsed_rtp_timestamp_ = header->rtp_timestamp;
+
   // Only the lower 8 bits of the |frame_id| were serialized, so do some magic
   // to restore the upper 24 bits.
   //