Ian Baker

I tried this in the demo app by adding two text files with different content: * `raw/test.txt`: `day time text file` * `raw-night/test.txt`: `night time text file` I then added...

Ah I missed that your repro steps require the system to be in day mode and the app in night mode. I adapted the demo app to behave like this...

I'm afraid I'm still unable to reproduce the problem. Using `AppCompatDelegate.setDefaultNightMode(AppCompatDelegate.MODE_NIGHT_YES)` and with the device in system-wide light mode I observe the 'night time text file' being read from both...

> * Do you see any pitfalls with this implementation? You don't mention when you will release the preacquired session. You need to explicitly do this, otherwise the underlying resources...

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I'm afraid this is beyond the scope of this issue tracker - ExoPlayer doesn't enforce the DRM restrictions, this is done by components below us in the Android framework (`MediaDrm`...

Playing DRM-protected VR content requires a device to support particular decoder extensions (more info: https://source.android.com/docs/core/graphics/arch-st#st_vid_play) - can you see what [`GlUtil.isProtectedContentExtensionSupported()`](https://developer.android.com/reference/androidx/media3/common/util/GlUtil#isProtectedContentExtensionSupported(android.content.Context)) returns on your device to see if it supports...

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I think this is essentially a duplicate of https://github.com/google/ExoPlayer/issues/3693. For your workaround case: Do you need to play the same content with your 'ads' player? What about playing some 'fake'...

> Use Pixel8 to capture a motion-jpeg and extract the video from it, which will composed by 2 video tracks(and 2 meta tracks), both hevc, with one normal track has...