Nigel Megitt

File system carriage is not essential for spec conformance, bumping.

I'm not sure where we are with this now - I think it may actually work post release 2, needs testing.

This differs from the Handover Node (#26) slightly. Handover Node is a specialisation of Switcher Node, where the logic for handing over is contained in the documents and the semantics...

Digging into this, there is code that is trying to make this work. `ebu_tt_live/bindings/validation/timing.py` line 373-375: ```python elif self._begin_timedelta is None and self._end_timedelta is None: # In this case the...

Probably better and simpler to create a separate filesystem tail loop thread, as long as we can schedule an asynchronous `on_new_data()` method on the main thread. Creating a whole event...

Actually I have no objection to using twisted here. It's fine. Why would we bother with the complexity of integrating a whole other backend, when there's no strong requirement to,...

Bumping to Release 4 since this isn't required to conform to the published specs.

I've just re-reviewed this. * No unit tests => can't merge at this time. This seems to bring in some changes also present in other pull requests, I'm not sure...

The resequencer is doing this too. It's systemic somewhere...

Whilst this doesn't break anything, it also doesn't seem to solve the problem, whose cause is currently unknown.