What's new in Android media
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Android 13 standardizes end-to-end HDR by adding 10-bit HDR support, metadata and colorspace handling, new capture and HDR buffer APIs, and a requirement that HDR playback devices support HDR10 while recommending HLG10 for user content; HDR rendering requires SurfaceView and Media3 will add transformer APIs for tone mapping and transcoding. Platform adds Spatial Audio with a standard spatializer and head‑tracking plus ExoPlayer 2.17 enabling multichannel output by default on Android 12L+. Jetpack’s Core Performance Library exposes device performance class and PC13 now mandates an AV1 hardware decoder required.
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