VideoStreamInfo

Owned snapshot of the container/bitstream colour declaration.

The rows and columns at the edges of every picture that the container says are not part of the image, or null when it says nothing. A renderer leaves them out; FFmpeg does not.

The Dolby Vision configuration the container declares, or null when the stream is not Dolby Vision. When DolbyVisionConfig.baseLayerPlaysAlone is false, the frames need Frame.composeDolbyVision before they mean anything.

Whether the stream is interlaced, and which field a deinterlacer must show first.

The frame rate the container declares.

The static HDR metadata the container declares: the mastering display and the content light level. Null when it declares neither, which includes every SDR stream.

The coded height in pixels.

The pixel format the decoder produces.

The shape of one pixel, width over height. 1:1 is square.

How the pictures map onto a sphere around the viewer, as the container states it, or null when it says nothing, which is a flat video. A 360 degree video reads SphericalProjection.Equirectangular or SphericalProjection.Cubemap.

How the pictures hold the views of two eyes, as the container states it, or null when it says nothing. A stereoscopic 360 degree video has both this and spherical, and each eye's view maps onto the sphere on its own.

VP9 sequence metadata, present only for VP9 streams. Unknown fields stay null.

The coded width in pixels.