Use last discontinuity bounds when aligning playlists on PDT #5681
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Realign audio playlist when waiting for initPTS Deprecate redundant align PDT method
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Use last discontinuity bounds when aligning playlists on PDT.
Realigns audio playlist when waiting for initPTS, and removes redundant alignPDT method.
Why is this Pull Request needed?
Ensures proper alignment of live streams which do not carry contiguous PDT values across discontinuities.
When the middle reference fragments from the audio and main playlists do not share the same discontinuity sequence, this method could fail to align the playlists correctly because of differences in the PDT between segments.
Are there any points in the code the reviewer needs to double check?
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