Drop in the redesigned timeline-centric Playout (PGM monitor, transport,
SCTE-35 card, as-run drawer) from the on-node redesign, fully wired to the
real playout API (channels/transport/HLS preview w/ error-recovery/as-run);
no mock data. In-page ConfirmModal for destructive actions.
SCTE-35: new playout_scte_breaks table (migration 033), endpoints to
schedule/trigger/list/cancel breaks (POST/GET/DELETE /channels/:id/scte[/trigger]),
scheduler due-break sweep, engine triggerScte + auto-return + as-run 'scte'
rows + on-air SCTE-BREAK state and timeline AD markers. In-stream SCTE-35
cue injection is a documented stub (CasparCG FFMPEG consumer exposes no
scte35 muxer) — scheduling/triggering/countdown/as-run are functional.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Root cause of the persistent black preview, fully isolated: ZAMPP1's nginx
serves the live .m3u8 fresh on every request (no-store works there), but
the PUBLIC reverse proxy (159.112.211.103 -> ZAMPP1) caches the static
.m3u8 by path with a multi-second TTL, ignoring both the origin's no-store
and query params. hls.js reloads the playlist ~every second, always landing
inside that TTL, so it sees the live playlist as never advancing
("live playlist MISSED" forever), never establishes the timeline, and never
loads a fragment -> readyState 0 (black). Proven: rapid reads via ZAMPP1
localhost advance (404->405); the same rapid reads via the public URL are
stuck; query-busting doesn't help (proxy caches by path).
Fix: serve the playlist through GET /api/v1/playout/channels/:id/hls/index.m3u8
instead of the static /media/live path. /api/ is not proxy-cached (the live
status poll already updates fine through it), so hls.js always gets the fresh
live edge. Segment (.ts) lines are rewritten to absolute /media/live/<id>/
URLs so they still load from the static path (immutable; caching them is
correct). ProgramMonitor points hls.js at the /api playlist and sends the
session cookie (xhrSetup withCredentials) since /api is auth-gated.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- spawnChannelSidecar: set last_heartbeat_at = NOW() when flipping
channel to 'running'. Without this, last_heartbeat_at is NULL so
the first scheduler tick sees ageMs = (now - epoch) >> TIMEOUT_MS
and triggers failover before the sidecar has had a single chance
to respond.
- scheduler playoutHealthTick: when last_heartbeat_at is NULL fall
back to updated_at as the baseline (belt-and-suspenders with the
spawnChannelSidecar fix). Also include updated_at in the query.
- POST /channels/:id/play: catch callSidecar errors explicitly and
return 502 Bad Gateway instead of delegating to next(err) which
the error middleware maps to 409 Conflict.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Post-review fixes for the 8-commit playout-mcr drop:
- Scheduler self-calls (callSelf -> /recorders, /playout) carried no auth, so
under AUTH_ENABLED=true requireUiHeader 403'd every mutating POST. This broke
playout failover AND scheduled recordings. Add a per-boot in-process service
token (x-internal-token) the scheduler attaches; requireAuth/requireUiHeader
treat it as the seeded admin. No env/compose config needed.
- Failover deadlocked: restartChannel set status='starting' then the scheduler
called the guarded /start route, which 409s on 'starting'. Extract the spawn
body into spawnChannelSidecar() shared by /start and restartChannel; failover
now spawns directly with no self-call.
- Phase A playlist stalled after 2 clips: _scheduleAdvance cued the next clip
via LOADBG AUTO but never advanced the pointer. Pass asset_duration_ms in the
/play payload and arm a duration-based timer that advances currentIndex and
cues subsequent clips, keeping as-run in sync for arbitrary-length playlists.
- CasparCG consumer syntax was invalid: "ADD <ch> FFMPEG" is the producer name,
not a consumer keyword, and old -vcodec/-acodec short args are rejected. Use
STREAM/FILE with -codec:v / -codec:a / -preset:v / -tune:v and a format=yuv420p
filter ahead of libx264 (channel output is RGBA).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Routes: channel + playlist CRUD, start/stop/play/pause/skip transport, as-run
log. RBAC via assertProjectAccess on channel.project_id; null project ⇒
admin-only (recorder convention).
Sidecar orchestration mirrors recorders.js: Docker socket for local node,
node-agent /sidecar/start for remote. Channel start passes CHANNEL_ID env so
the sidecar can write HLS preview to /media/live/<id>.
DeckLink port-contention guard: blocks starting a decklink channel when a
recorder or another channel on the same node+device_index is active.
restartChannel(id) helper picks another healthy cluster node and re-places
non-decklink channels; decklink is alert-only. Exposed for the scheduler.
Scheduler tick adds step 6: poll each running channel's sidecar /status,
update last_heartbeat_at, and after ~3 misses trigger restartChannel +
self-call /start. Reuses the existing PG advisory lock so multi-replica
deploys don't double-fire failovers.
