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Hi, Andreas, 

Thank for the suggestion you gave me last time, and now I have some new questions. So for current WIP, I changed the way how `DecodedStream` deal with the audio data, now audio track would determine when it should end, instead of setting the end time via `EndTrackAt()` and comparing the time in `NotifyOutput()`. 

The reason of doing that is because, at the time calling `EndTrackAt()`  `DecodedStream` actually didn't know [the actual frames amount](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/31a3457890b5698af1277413ee9d9bd6c5955183/dom/media/mediasink/DecodedStream.cpp#689) which would be writed. Because that would be determined later while appending data onto `mSegement` in `AudioDecoderInputTrack` (appending remaining +  resampling / time stretching) 

The problem I encounter now is that, I don't know how to suspend the track when `DecodedStream` is not playing (i.e. media is paused). So even if the `DecodedStream` is not playing, `AudioDecoderInputTrack` would keep appending silience to the `MTG`, which causes `DecodedStream::NotifyOutput()` being called during media is paused.

I saw that `MediaTrack::Suspend()` seems something I can try, but I'm not sure if that is a right way to do, because `MTG` might have its own way to manage the tracks.

Thank you so much.

Hi, Andreas, 

Thank for the suggestion you gave me last time, and now I have some new questions. So for current WIP, I changed the way how `DecodedStream` deal with the audio data, now audio track would determine when it should end, instead of setting the end time via `EndTrackAt()` and comparing the time in `NotifyOutput()`. 

The reason of doing that is because, at the time calling `EndTrackAt()`  `DecodedStream` actually didn't know [the actual frames amount](https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/rev/31a3457890b5698af1277413ee9d9bd6c5955183/dom/media/mediasink/DecodedStream.cpp#689) which would be writed. That would be determined later while appending data onto `mSegement` in `AudioDecoderInputTrack` (appending remaining +  resampling / time stretching) 

The problem I encounter now is that, I don't know how to suspend the track when `DecodedStream` is not playing (i.e. media is paused). So even if the `DecodedStream` is not playing, `AudioDecoderInputTrack` would keep appending silience to the `MTG`, which causes `DecodedStream::NotifyOutput()` being called during media is paused.

I saw that `MediaTrack::Suspend()` seems something I can try, but I'm not sure if that is a right way to do, because `MTG` might have its own way to manage the tracks.

Thank you so much.