Add a way to not ignore performance points for resolution and frame rate (3rd try) #21
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In androidx@3521ccd, a fallback was added when there is no coverage for 720p 60 FPS. That introduced performance issues on several device models that are now dropping 15-40 frames / sec in Live playback (depending on the model). That's because they used to stay at a lower resolution/framerate, and are now trying to playback 720P 60 FPS, but they struggle to do so.
This PR will allow us to disable the fallback on the identified device models. So they will revert to using the lower fps track.
Previous attempts #19 and #20 had an issue with lower resolutions. They were handling the formats that we didn't want to be supported correctly, but they were also discarding lower resolutions/frame rates.
This one has been tested on a device similar to the ones with the issue, and is confirmed to work properly.