wai-pack's catalogs (W4-3) are to render through these renderers, so they now express everything its Mode N output holds: - render_hls_with writes EXT-X-PLAYLIST-TYPE, EXT-X-INDEPENDENT-SEGMENTS and a header EXT-X-MAP, and EXT-X-GAP before a segment's EXTINF; the reader reads them back, so a classical floor playlist is in the rendered form too; the WAI media playlist takes the classical one's type and independence, never its map, and marks a WaiSegment gap; the playlist receipt's render and extras carry the new members; - render_multivariant writes a classical or a WAI multivariant playlist: a version, independent segments, session-data lines (VALUE or URI), and variants with or without X-WAI-FLOOR; wai_multivariant is its WAI case; - dash::render_mpd writes any static one-period MPD (content type, size, segment alignment, startWithSAP, descriptors, an initialization, a dependency per layer, a timeline per representation); wai_mpd is built on it, with minBufferTime and Period@start in whole seconds as the packager writes them. Where the texts differed, http-delivery decides: a variant's bandwidth counts the layer objects listed with a segment and leaves out gaps (as the packager does; this tree had left layers out), and a WAI1 is listed with n alone, h only for a WAI2 (§5.4). The corpus, the receipts and the Python verifier follow, with a gap playlist and packager-line cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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#EXTM3U
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#EXT-X-VERSION:7
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#EXT-X-TARGETDURATION:1
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#EXT-X-MEDIA-SEQUENCE:0
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#EXTINF:0.050,
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#WAI-LAYER:N=1,URI="../../objects/53a48057cb99b88fd235b9165799122df2d1b55a4b84245112a5a5ea948458ab.wai#n=12711"
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#WAI-LAYER:N=2,URI="../../objects/753e8ac465d347547c688690eb51615f19118c0a4c17490499fbb31aefd5cd0c.wai#n=18367"
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../../objects/1eb764beb4a8a739054341df8b5b7d065e490032b187a93787be15f1478080a8.wai#n=1825
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#EXT-X-ENDLIST
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