Correct keyframe, GOP, and provenance claims in the media docs
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -239,7 +239,8 @@ Recommended first LAN profile:
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- Profile id: `muninn.rudp.low_latency_h264_lan.v1`.
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- Video: H.264 NVENC, `p5` (`main.rs:10279`), ultra-low-latency tune, CBR high enough that LAN
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bandwidth is not the constraint, no B-frames, no lookahead, short GOP or
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intra-refresh, periodic IDR/keyframe on feedback pressure.
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intra-refresh, keyframe actuation on feedback pressure (not built: keyframe requests are only
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counted and logged today; Cut 6 builds it).
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- VBV: derive `bufsize` from roughly one frame of bitrate
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(`bitrate_kbps / framerate`) instead of a large fixed encoder reservoir.
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The point is bounded latency, not hoarding compressed video in a nicer hat.
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@ -609,13 +609,13 @@ Three repos where there was one crate, and a contract neither of them owns.
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| Repo | Role | State |
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| CultLib `main` `05e0925` at the time of writing (media contract unchanged since `c2a9a6e`; `main` is now `069ecc3`) | the contract | media records, wire envelope, validation, channel delivery |
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| CultLib `main` `05e0925` at the time of writing (media contract unchanged since `c2a9a6e`) | the contract | media records, wire envelope, validation, channel delivery |
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| Muninn | producer | speaks the shared contract; blocked on one pin (below) |
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| Ratatoskr | consumer | decodes the envelope; builds clean, no conflicts |
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### The one thing blocking a clean Muninn build (history; resolved)
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Resolved 2026-09-11 (see the Raven section below): `Cargo.lock` is tracked (`60ed6b2`) and the pins are the build. The build resolves `odin-core` from Odin `3e96c6c`, which no Odin branch holds; only the tag `attic/claude-cultlib-pin-c2a9a6e` keeps it reachable. The text below is the state on 2026-09-10.
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Resolved 2026-09-11 (see the Raven section below): `Cargo.lock` is tracked (`70d267f`) and the pins are the build. The build resolves `odin-core` from Odin `3e96c6c`, which no Odin branch holds; only the tag `attic/claude-cultlib-pin-c2a9a6e` keeps it reachable. The text below is the state on 2026-09-10.
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`odin-core` pins CultLib `c13b6ba`; Muninn needs `05e0925`. Cargo resolves two
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`cultcache-rs` copies and `DatabaseEntry` from one is not `DatabaseEntry` from
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@ -656,7 +656,7 @@ one once the patch is gone.
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Muninn-specific `obs_stream_catalog` / `capture_stream_command` stay
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published beside them until nothing reads them. The old plugin's CLI
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shell-out and `.cc` snapshot are not ported. The connection direction was
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inverted the same day (section above). Exercised live 2026-09-10/11 on `bc43e1b` and later
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inverted the same day (section above). First live frames on `58e8663` (2026-09-10); exercised through 2026-09-11 on `bc43e1b` and later
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(measurements below); the 2026-09-10 note that Raven ran a pre-b679fc2 Muninn is history.
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3. **Opus.** Unblocked and measured at 16.8x. `-f aac` in the receiver becomes
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codec-driven; framing follows the `aac-adts-padded-v1` precedent (2-byte
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@ -666,8 +666,9 @@ one once the patch is gone.
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live counterpart. `build_receiver_feedback` moved to CultLib (34c8ea7) and
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stopped implying a keyframe request from missing chunks (4160ab5): a repair
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request is the alternative to one. The sender counts keyframe requests and logs them;
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it does not force an IDR (`main.rs:3036-3048`). Recovery today is the fixed all-IDR GOP
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of `framerate/4` frames.
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it does not force an IDR (`main.rs:3036-3048`). Recovery today is the fixed GOP:
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every GOP keyframe is an IDR, at a GOP of `framerate/4` frames (`-forced-idr 1`, `-g`,
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`-keyint_min`, `main.rs:10405-10410`); not every frame.
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### Deliberate breaks, both recorded as passing tests
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