Record the media SSRC inbound RTCP feedback names

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Dependency pointing: all five WhatsApp entries are back on oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#main (7348e300, the #1496 merge), moved together with only source swaps in Cargo.lock. No temporary pointing on this preview.

Open lead 6.2 from the outbound-video handoff: the relay report needs to answer whether Android's feedback names our video stream (sees but cannot decode) or never locks it.

Reworked after review: the first version of this PR scraped feedback media SSRCs off pre-decryption relay bytes, which is wrong — SRTCP encrypts past byte 8 (RTCP_HEADER_LEN in the library's e2e_srtp, which decrypts from there), so bytes 8-11 of inbound RTCP are ciphertext, and FIR/REMB do not carry their target there anyway. That approach is reverted. Instead:

• crates/session/src/relay/web.rs: the relay RTCP walk now reads only the leading subpacket header (the one readable before decryption) and counts datagrams; the first-video PT-97 gate is unchanged, with the invariant documented (our own packetizer stamps 97 via next_video_packet, and the data channel is m=application-only so no browser RTP can surprise it).
• crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rs: the decrypted CallEvent::RtcpReceived arm now logs call {id}: inbound RTCP feedback on our video: {targets} via a new describe_feedback helper (PLI/NACK media SSRCs, FIR FCI-row targets, REMB SSRC list), built only under debug logging. Keyframe behavior is unchanged.
• Upstream SEI strip (new pin): packetize_au drops SEI like AUD unless the explicit keep_sei opt-in is used; the production send path takes the stripping variant, so no supplemental NAL can take index 0 from SPS.

The 6.2 verdict from the preview log is in: 17x 206/1 pli media=0xa30cf94c naming exactly our outbound video SSRC across 12 emitted keyframes — Android sees but cannot decode. Bytes are exonerated locally too: packetized_idr_reassembles_into_a_decodable_access_unit packetizes a real noisy IDR through FU-A, reassembles it, and decodes it on a fresh openh264 instance; the browser encoder under production settings emits Constrained Baseline 3.1 SPS in-band (production_codec_sps_is_constrained_baseline_in_band, SPS 6742c01f… identical to production); every IDR opens [7,8,5…] with byte-constant SPS/PPS across the call.

Experiment 6.5(a), one variable: suppress the post-accept standalone <video state=1> announce on video-from-start outgoing calls. Result from the preview: NOT the wedge — Android still never renders (22x PLI on the new SSRC across fresh IDRs). It did change Android's signaling (a dec-less state=1 arrived where previously nothing did), but not the outcome.

Experiment 6.7, caller-side upgrade request (state=11): SENT, ACKED, STILL NO RENDER — and then WITHDRAWN, because the new upstream pin redefined the re-request API as retry-only for outstanding upgrades, which a video-from-start call never has open. The handshake stalled at Android's accept step in the one preview that carried it. Initiating upgrade on live video needs an upstream design decision.

AU-splitter verdict: DEAD for our path, plainly. The splitter is unused in production (zero callers; our chunks arrive per-AU and never need framing), so the fix changes nothing we send — and the latest preview confirms it: 15 IDRs all [7,8,5,5,5,5] with byte-constant SPS, 25x PLI, no render. The device log for the same window shows the call UI up throughout but zero native VoIP/decoder lines (release build silent), so the csd quirk set stays UNDECIDED.

Dimension isolation on this same preview: append ?video_size=640x360 to the page URL to encode 640x360 instead of the default 1280x720 (same frame rate and bitrate budget, geometry only — 720p sits exactly at Level 3.1's 3600-macroblock ceiling). Default path unchanged without the parameter. The 360p call has now run: 640x368 SPS, 8 complete constant IDRs, 16x PLI, still no render. Dimensions are dead.

Next variable, stated honestly as the weakest remaining one: STAP-A packaging of the parameter sets. Our packetizer emits single-NAL + FU-A only; the stack parses STAP-A (and normalizes repeated SPS inside it), and the phone may learn csd from aggregated units where single NALs stall — or may skip in-band sets entirely, in which case STAP-A changes nothing. It is the only untested byte shape left, and it lives upstream in packetize_au. Everything else tried or exonerated: announce (no), upgrade (stalled/withdrawn), dual-audio (dead per RE dump), 360p (dead), SPS/content/headers/keys/transport (all proven).

Preview test ask: (1) logcat from the phone during any failing call, grepping the decoder-open seven flags and csd init/failure lines — the one capture that can still confirm csd; (2) a STAP-A-packaged preview once the upstream front lands it. Plus the usual voip: relay lines and Android <video stanzas.

Note: host cargo test -p oxidezap-session --lib shows one failure in whatsapp::tests::a_session_is_never_observed_half_open under full-suite parallelism; it fails identically on the clean tree and passes in isolation, so it is pre-existing and unrelated.

Autonomous pass, no live call. With the captain offline I worked the fixtures instead of the phone. Three replay tests now replay the night's failing call from checked-in fixtures, and the device log gave its first hard facts.

What the phone did. The recorder log covers the night, and in it the phone configures a video decoder exactly once, c2.qti.avc.decoder at 640x600 with no csd-0 or csd-1 in the configure block, 30 fps, under VoipActivityV2. Our stream is 1280x720 with in-band SPS and PPS on every IDR. The decoder takes about 120 inputs over 11 seconds, produces outputs, renders zero, drops all of them, and the app releases it. I read that as the engine feeding the decoder without ever learning our parameter sets, then giving up. The clock anchor is the 02:28:47 accept on both sides, so phone and laptop time agree to seconds. One caveat I will not hide. That single decoder belongs to the earlier native-app leg, which the log shows as an incoming call screen with no page log behind it, so captain-calling-from-native, the failing direction. The page call itself, accepted 02:28:47 with our 1280x720 flowing and 25 PLIs naming our SSRC, never gets a decoder opened at all. Both legs agree on the outcome. The phone never renders our stream. They differ in how far the receive path gets.

What the fixtures lock. failing_call_feedback_names_our_video_ssrc runs all 25 PLI lines through describe_feedback and requires each one to name the SSRC from first_video. failing_call_relay_report_shows_clean_egress requires the end-of-call report to show 14 IDR markers with zero drops and zero send errors, and first video at seq 0 ts 0. failing_call_decoder_never_renders requires the logcat configure to carry no parameter sets at a geometry that is not ours, zero renders, and a release. A new ignored test, mock_video_peer_contract, states the mock lane's job and fails with that message when run. It probes GET /admin/relay-fingerprint first, then names the missing piece, a scripted video peer that accepts our offer, binds the relay, and reports the first rendered frame.

What I checked and set aside. The old working-direction logs show our preaccept and accept also carry screens 0,0 and dec H264, so those cannot separate the directions. The upstream branch moved three commits since our pin, all splitter review follow-ups on a path our production send never touches, plus oracle examples. Nothing merged, so I held the pin at bd9e3d54 rather than churn the lockfile. STAP-A stays the only untested byte shape, and it still lives upstream.

Asks, same shape as before. A joint capture with both directions and logcat running decides 6.1 and the decoder question for good. Until then the replay tests are the proof that stands, and the mock contract test is the exact job for the mock lane.

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• New Features

  • Video quality can now be overridden in the browser with ?video_size=WxH.
  • Video encoding and packetization now support more reliable keyframe decoding and recovery.
  • Call diagnostics provide improved feedback for video quality and network loss.

• Bug Fixes

  • Video-from-start calls no longer send unnecessary post-accept announcements or upgrade requests.
  • Device-specific busy or encryption-related rejections no longer end the entire call.
  • RTCP traffic metrics now count complete datagrams accurately.

Retest cycle, browser log only. The captain reran this preview and Android still shows nothing. The wire first.

Same handshake, one new stanza. Our offer is byte-identical in shape, Android preaccepts with its 1280x2772 screens and accepts with video dec H264,H265,AV1, and this time it also sends a dec-less state=1 with transaction-id 1 before the accept. The suppression of our own post-accept announce is still in this build, so that state=1 is Android's own gating opening, not an answer to anything we sent. Media flows both ways, 212 of their units handed to our window, 570 of our chunks encoded against 28 keyframes.

The wire is clean and the outcome is identical. End-of-call report, 1842 video packets, 72 markers, 20 IDR markers, zero drops, zero send errors. All 26 IDRs open [7,8,5,5,5,5] with byte-constant SPS and PPS. First video again at seq 0 ts 0 under a new SSRC, and 48 PLIs naming exactly that SSRC across the call. The AU-splitter fix is in this build, and the wire shows what it guarantees, SPS-framed IDRs throughout. I will be plain about what that means. The splitter has no callers on our production path, our chunks arrive per-AU from the encoder, so there was never a before and after to observe here. This cycle kills the splitter as a suspect for good, not because the fix failed but because the wire it produces was already clean and still does not render.

What is left, with evidence. The phone tracks our stream at the RTP layer (48 PLIs naming it), configures a decoder without parameter sets at the wrong geometry or not at all (last cycle's logcat), and renders nothing. Bytes, signaling shape, announce, upgrade, dimensions, and dual-audio are all exonerated or vendor-faithful. The untested remainder is small. STAP-A packaging of the parameter sets is the only byte shape nobody has run, and it still lives upstream. Everything else needs a peer that is not the phone, the scripted mock peer in the ignored contract test, or the vendor engine driven to Active so we can see what it emits after accept.

Cheapest asks first. An Android-originated call on this same preview with the browser log decides the seq-0/ts-0 question, since our first_video has never been captured in a working call. Then the STAP-A preview once the upstream front lands it.

The replay tests now cover both cycles, 25 and 48 PLI lines against their own SSRCs, both end-of-call reports.

Addressing audit, per the approved lead. One full call against its offer, four items, packet evidence from the retest log plus code. One correction first, I quoted the fourth report last time, the final line says 2577 video packets, 98 markers, 26 IDR markers.

1. Payload types. Nothing negotiates them. The offer, preaccept, and accept carry no PT, rtpmap, or payload attribute anywhere, in either direction, across all three captured calls. Both sides just use 97 for video and 120 for audio, fixed constants on each end. Inbound shows the same pair and our engine decodes the phone's 97 without complaint. Killed. There is no negotiation to get wrong.

2. SSRC binding. Also announced nowhere. No stanza in any captured call carries an SSRC, in either direction. Both ends derive it, deterministic HKDF, role-symmetric, and the phone proves it knows ours. All 48 PLIs in this call and all 25 in the last name exactly the SSRC from first_video. Killed. Binding works.

3. Sender Reports. The engine emits audio and video SRs every RTCP tick once the plane is active and ungated. Video-from-start builds ungated and the driver sends Enable on attach, both roles, so the gate only ever holds an upgrade initiator before accept. The wallclock is real, the page registers Date.now at startup, so NTP is sane. What I cannot show from any log is a video SR actually leaving the page, because the report line never typed outbound RTCP. That gap is now closed in code. The relay report carries outbound_rtcp_pts, test-first and browser-run, so the next preview says plainly whether 200s go out. Open only at runtime, closed in code.

4. Crypto context. Audio and video pipelines derive send and recv keys identically, same callKey, same participant id format, in adjacent constructors. And the native leg's decoder queued input, which only decrypted bytes reach. Killed. Video decrypts.

First suspect to kill wins, and three of the four died here. What survives is runtime proof of our video SRs on the next preview, plus the two lanes that were already open, the mock peer and the vendor post-accept emissions.

Upstream #1494 merged, so the temporary pointing is out. All five WhatsApp entries resolve to oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#main again (da31edf7, the merge), moved together, and Cargo.lock carries only the source swaps. The windows-sys and getrandom hunks the resolver threw in are reverted. This preview keeps the enc-reject fix through the merge rather than the branch, plus everything main picked up since the pin. Host session tests pass on it (152 passed, the one known parallel flake passes alone), fmt and workspace clippy clean.

The media-diff lane has not committed yet, so there is nothing to consume from it today beyond the merge itself. The standing asks hold. An Android-originated call on this preview with the browser log decides seq-0/ts-0, the next preview should show whether outbound 200s leave the page, and the STAP-A preview waits on the upstream front.

Review findings on this push, all three taken. The PT-only SR typing could not separate audio from video SRs, so the relay now records outbound Sender Report sender SSRCs from the clear bytes 4-7 and prints them as outbound_sr_ssrcs, with the video SR expected under the first_video SSRC. Zero SSRCs are skipped as broken associations, same rule first_video already holds. The decoder fixture is renamed to native-leg-decoder with its attribution stated in the test, kept separate from the page-call proof and marked for removal once a page-correlated capture exists. Both relay fixtures now end at their real final reports and the replay requires phase final before asserting terminal counters. Browser suite 28 passed, host replay green, workspace clippy clean.

STAP-A preview, ready to test. All five WhatsApp entries now resolve to oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#1496 (fm/upstream-video-media-diff-working-versus-4b, 0354432e), moved together, and Cargo.lock carries only the source swaps. The resolver's windows-sys and getrandom churn is reverted again.

I verified the build carries the aggregation on our side, not just on paper. The video crate's packetizer test now asserts the wire shape directly. The first payload of a real IDR opens with NAL type 24, holds exactly SPS then PPS length-prefixed inside, and the reassembled unit still decodes on a fresh decoder. Video crate 18 passed, session replay green, workspace clippy clean, host session suite 152 passed with the one known parallel flake passing alone.

What to watch on the call. The IDR log lines will look different, STAP-A first instead of bare 7,8,5, and the new outbound_sr_ssrcs token says whether our video SRs leave under our SSRC. Either Android renders, and the parameter sets were the whole story, or it PLIs on with the same shape as before, and we will see that in the same two lines. One variable, no other change on this preview.

It renders. The captain confirms video on this preview, and the log backs every word of it.

The evidence. 11-second call, video up the whole way, 3873 video packets out with zero drops and zero send errors. Zero PLI, zero decrypted feedback lines, against 25 and 48 on the two failing cycles. One keyframe ask, the opening one, against a storm before. Our video SRs leave under our own SSRC, outbound_sr_ssrcs names 0x9dad207b next to first_video's, so the runtime SR question is answered too. Six encoder keyframes, four IDR markers admitted, peer hung up with video up.

What did it. The only production-send change between the failing pin and this one is the STAP-A aggregation. I diffed the whole interval. The packetizer hunk is pure aggregation, the splitter refinements touch a path our chunks never enter, the facade hunk reorders an upgrade timeout no from-start call arms, and the depacketizer hunk sits on our receive path while the failure was always outbound. Diagnostics I added change no bytes. So the parameter sets were the story, exactly the shape the oracle and the logcat pointed at. Single-NAL SPS and PPS never taught the phone's decoder its csd. One aggregated packet does.

Limits, honestly kept. One call, one device, one peer account, same as every verdict before it. The replay fixtures still encode the failing shape, which is now the right kind of stale. I am leaving them until a second render confirms, then I will add this winning log as the passing counterpart rather than rewriting history.

Main preview, ready to test. Upstream #1496 merged, so all five WhatsApp entries are back on oxidezap/whatsapp-rust#main (7348e300, the merge), moved together, and Cargo.lock carries only the source swaps. The resolver's windows-sys and getrandom churn is reverted again.

I confirmed the aggregation survived the merge into this build two ways. The fetched main source carries NAL_TYPE_STAP_A, and the video crate's packetizer test asserts the wire shape on it directly. First payload opens type 24, holds exactly SPS then PPS, reassembly still decodes. Video crate green, session replay green, workspace clippy clean, host session suite 152 passed with the one known parallel flake passing alone.

Same ask as the STAP-A preview. One web-originated call. The IDR lines should still open aggregated, outbound_sr_ssrcs should still name our video SSRC, and the question is whether Android keeps rendering now that the aggregation arrives through the merge instead of the branch.

Cleanup pass. The hunt is over and it renders, so the scaffolding goes.

Removed. The ?video_size page-URL override and its parser, platform split, and test, about 60 lines out of the video crate. Dimensions died as a lead at 640x368 with 16 PLIs and no render, and the fix never needed a second geometry. The environment knob stays. Everything else on the branch stays deliberately. The relay RTCP typing, the feedback renderer, the IDR logging, the fixtures, the mock contract, the STAP-A wire assertion, the announce and upgrade alignment, the enc-reject predicate, all guard a proven verdict or build the preview this result came from.

Body accuracy. The asks above for logcat greps, 360p calls, and a STAP-A preview are closed by the render and need no action. The ?video_size instruction in the dimension paragraph is dead with the code. The history above it stays as the record.

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The relay now counts RTCP datagrams by their leading header. Video-from-start acceptance no longer sends standalone announcements or upgrade requests. The change adds RTCP, IDR, codec, reject-handling, video-size, fixture, documentation, and dependency updates.

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Session and video updates

Layer / File(s)	Summary
RTCP datagram accounting and reporting crates/session/src/relay/web.rs	RTCP accounting records one leading packet type per datagram. Report formatting uses report_line, and related comments and tests were updated.
Video acceptance and RTCP feedback diagnostics crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry.rs, crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/registry/acceptance_fixture.rs, docs/gotchas.md, docs/video-lifecycle.md	Video-from-start acceptance sends neither a standalone announcement nor an upgrade request. RTCP logs describe PLI, NACK, FIR, and REMB targets.
IDR diagnostics and video lifecycle validation crates/session/src/video/plane.rs, docs/video-lifecycle.md	IDR helpers extract NAL types and SPS/PPS parameter sets. The local video pump logs metadata for accepted keyframes.
H264 packetization and production codec validation crates/video/*, crates/gui/tests/webcodecs/*	Tests validate FU-A round trips and production-style Constrained Baseline SPS metadata.
WhatsApp dependency and feature alignment Cargo.toml, crates/chat-store/Cargo.toml, crates/session/Cargo.toml	WhatsApp Rust dependencies use the fm/wr-enc-reject branch with explicit target-specific feature settings.
Reject handling and peer contract validation crates/session/src/whatsapp/mod.rs, crates/session/tests/*, crates/session/src/whatsapp/calls/testdata/*	Per-device busy and enc rejects do not end the local call. Mock peer connectivity and failing decoder fixtures were added.
Browser video-size configuration crates/video/src/lib.rs, crates/video/Cargo.toml	Browser URL parameters can override video dimensions before native environment settings. Parsing tests cover valid and invalid values.

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  participant CallAcceptance
  participant RtcpReceived
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  CallAcceptance->>CallAcceptance: accept video without standalone announcement
  RtcpReceived->>RtcpReceived: describe decrypted feedback targets
  RtcpReceived->>KeyframeRequester: request keyframe after loss feedback

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