Export of Video Editor codec profiles & levels and
configuration of Video editor capalibilies,
these two entries are no longer needed hence removed.
Original-Change-Id: I8252415f37f2b1089e7281eec32deda9fd6e98cf
Change-Id: Ib8b4f52b4b83a0a31a66d118c75005ac9945a4e9
These are no longer available as of Android 14 QPR3. The C2 codecs
available by default in the swcodec apex will be used instead.
Change-Id: I8cdf3e700823779a7382c66c3df8410d41209b7c
This was introduced with [1] and allows to choose target specific media
profiles without caf changes to frameworks/av. Unset media.settings.xml
so that the new property gets respected and drop copying the lahaina
config as media_profiles_vendor since we don't need a fallback anymore.
[1]: eaac82f33f#
Change-Id: I7ec306bf3dd595c09308ed26c9d3a6db8490c7f0
Drop unsupported platforms, simplify target_variant setup and drop qssi
and build codename checks.
Change-Id: I392c09587bfbf15c0bd3af84cc12d1bdb8e269d6
both ro.media.xml_variant.codecs and ro.media.xml_variant.codecs_performance are
set to _yupik_v1, but media_codecs_yupik_v1.xml, but it does not contain any
video codecs.
This causes video playback (e.g. Youtube) to only support up to 1080p60 (stuttering)
without HDR. Trying to record videos in >1080p will also result in the camera HAL
crashing.
Using the v0 config for v1 too fixes both issues. Youtube now supports up
to 4K60 with HDR, and camera recording in >1080p works.
Change-Id: I498c2fca380618dea4768e9d3fcda77585b1de97
