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* Copyright (C) 2003-2009 The Music Player Daemon Project
* http://www.musicpd.org
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
* it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
* the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
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*
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* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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*
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*/
/** \file
*
* This filter copies audio data between channels. Useful for
* upmixing mono/stereo audio to surround speaker configurations.
*
* Its configuration consists of a "filter" section with a single
* "routes" entry, formatted as: \\
* routes "0>1, 1>0, 2>2, 3>3, 3>4" \\
* where each pair of numbers signifies a set of channels.
* Each source>dest pair leads to the data from channel #source
* being copied to channel #dest in the output.
*
* Example: \\
* routes "0>0, 1>1, 0>2, 1>3"\\
* upmixes stereo audio to a 4-speaker system, copying the front-left
* (0) to front left (0) and rear left (2), copying front-right (1) to
* front-right (1) and rear-right (3).
*
* If multiple sources are copied to the same destination channel, only
* one of them takes effect.
*/
#include "config.h"
#include "conf.h"
#include "audio_format.h"
#include "filter_plugin.h"
#include "filter_internal.h"
#include "filter_registry.h"
#include <assert.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
struct route_filter {
/**
* Inherit (and support cast to/from) filter
*/
struct filter base;
/**
* The minimum number of channels we need for output
* to be able to perform all the copies the user has specified
*/
unsigned char min_output_channels;
/**
* The minimum number of input channels we need to
* copy all the data the user has requested. If fewer
* than this many are supplied by the input, undefined
* copy operations are given zeroed sources in stead.
*/
unsigned char min_input_channels;
/**
* The set of copy operations to perform on each sample
* The index is an output channel to use, the value is
* a corresponding input channel from which to take the
* data. A -1 means "no source"
*/
signed char* sources;
/**
* The actual input format of our signal, once opened
*/
struct audio_format input_format;
/**
* The decided upon output format, once opened
*/
struct audio_format output_format;
/**
* The size, in bytes, of each multichannel sample in the
* input buffer
*/
size_t input_sample_size;
/**
* The size, in bytes, of each multichannel sample in the
* output buffer
*/
size_t output_sample_size;
/**
* The output buffer used last time around, can be reused if the size doesn't differ.
*/
void *output_buffer;
/**
* The size in bytes of the currently allocated output buffer
*/
size_t output_buffer_size;
};
/**
* Parse the "routes" section, a string on the form
* a>b, c>d, e>f, ...
* where a... are non-unique, non-negative integers
* and input channel a gets copied to output channel b, etc.
* @param param the configuration block to read
* @param filter a route_filter whose min_channels and sources[] to set
*/
static void
route_filter_parse(const struct config_param *param, struct route_filter *filter) {
/* TODO:
* With a more clever way of marking "don't copy to output N",
* This could easily be merged into a single loop with some
* dynamic g_realloc() instead of one count run and one g_malloc().
*/
gchar **tokens;
int number_of_copies;
// A cowardly default, just passthrough stereo
const char *routes =
config_get_block_string(param, "routes", "0>0, 1>1");
filter->min_input_channels = 0;
filter->min_output_channels = 0;
tokens = g_strsplit(routes, ",", 255);
number_of_copies = g_strv_length(tokens);
// Start by figuring out a few basic things about the routing set
for (int c=0; c<number_of_copies; ++c) {
// String and int representations of the source/destination
gchar **sd;
int source, dest;
// Squeeze whitespace
g_strstrip(tokens[c]);
// Split the a>b string into source and destination
sd = g_strsplit(tokens[c], ">", 2);
if (g_strv_length(sd) != 2) {
g_error("Invalid copy around %d in routes spec: %s",
param->line, tokens[c]);
continue;
}
source = strtol(sd[0], NULL, 10);
dest = strtol(sd[1], NULL, 10);
// Keep track of the highest channel numbers seen
// as either in- or outputs
if (source >= filter->min_input_channels)
filter->min_input_channels = source + 1;
if (dest >= filter->min_output_channels)
filter->min_output_channels = dest + 1;
g_strfreev(sd);
}
// Allocate a map of "copy nothing to me"
filter->sources =
g_malloc(filter->min_output_channels * sizeof(signed char));
for (int i=0; i<filter->min_output_channels; ++i)
filter->sources[i] = -1;
// Run through the spec again, and save the
// actual mapping output <- input
for (int c=0; c<number_of_copies; ++c) {
// String and int representations of the source/destination
gchar **sd;
int source, dest;
// Split the a>b string into source and destination
sd = g_strsplit(tokens[c], ">", 2);
if (g_strv_length(sd) != 2) {
g_error("Invalid copy around %d in routes spec: %s",
param->line, tokens[c]);
continue;
}
source = strtol(sd[0], NULL, 10);
dest = strtol(sd[1], NULL, 10);
filter->sources[dest] = source;
g_strfreev(sd);
}
g_strfreev(tokens);
}
static struct filter *
route_filter_init(const struct config_param *param,
G_GNUC_UNUSED GError **error_r)
{
struct route_filter *filter = g_new(struct route_filter, 1);
filter_init(&filter->base, &route_filter_plugin);
// Allocate and set the filter->sources[] array
route_filter_parse(param, filter);
return &filter->base;
}
static void
route_filter_finish(struct filter *_filter)
{
struct route_filter *filter = (struct route_filter *)_filter;
g_free(filter->sources);
g_free(filter);
}
static const struct audio_format *
route_filter_open(struct filter *_filter,
const struct audio_format *audio_format,
G_GNUC_UNUSED GError **error_r)
{
struct route_filter *filter = (struct route_filter *)_filter;
// Copy the input format for later reference
filter->input_format = *audio_format;
filter->input_sample_size =
audio_format_sample_size(&filter->input_format) *
filter->input_format.channels;
// Decide on an output format which has enough channels,
// and is otherwise identical
filter->output_format = *audio_format;
filter->output_format.channels = filter->min_output_channels;
// Precalculate this simple value, to speed up allocation later
filter->output_sample_size =
audio_format_sample_size(&filter->output_format) *
filter->output_format.channels;
// This buffer grows as needed
filter->output_buffer_size = filter->output_sample_size;
filter->output_buffer = g_malloc0(filter->output_buffer_size);
return &filter->output_format;
}
static void
route_filter_close(struct filter *_filter)
{
struct route_filter *filter = (struct route_filter *)_filter;
filter->output_buffer_size = 0;
g_free(filter->output_buffer);
}
static const void *
route_filter_filter(struct filter *_filter,
const void *src, size_t src_size,
size_t *dest_size_r, G_GNUC_UNUSED GError **error_r)
{
struct route_filter *filter = (struct route_filter *)_filter;
size_t number_of_samples = src_size / filter->input_sample_size;
size_t bytes_per_sample_per_channel =
audio_format_sample_size(&filter->input_format);
// A moving pointer that always refers to channel 0 in the input, at the currently handled sample
const uint8_t *base_source = src;
// A moving pointer that always refers to the currently filled channel of the currently handled sample, in the output
uint8_t *chan_destination;
// Grow our reusable buffer, if needed
*dest_size_r = number_of_samples * filter->output_sample_size;
if (*dest_size_r > filter->output_buffer_size) {
filter->output_buffer_size = *dest_size_r;
filter->output_buffer =
g_realloc(filter->output_buffer,
filter->output_buffer_size);
}
// A moving pointer that always refers to the currently filled channel of the currently handled sample, in the output
chan_destination = filter->output_buffer;
// Perform our copy operations, with N input channels and M output channels
for (unsigned int s=0; s<number_of_samples; ++s) {
// Need to perform one copy per output channel
for (unsigned int c=0; c<filter->min_output_channels; ++c) {
if (filter->sources[c] == -1 ||
filter->sources[c] >= filter->input_format.channels) {
// No source for this destination output,
// give it zeroes as input
memset(chan_destination,
0x00,
bytes_per_sample_per_channel);
} else {
// Get the data from channel sources[c]
// and copy it to the output
const uint8_t *data = base_source +
(filter->sources[c] * bytes_per_sample_per_channel);
g_memmove(chan_destination,
data,
bytes_per_sample_per_channel);
}
// Move on to the next output channel
chan_destination += bytes_per_sample_per_channel;
}
// Go on to the next N input samples
base_source += filter->input_sample_size;
}
// Here it is, ladies and gentlemen! Rerouted data!
return filter->output_buffer;
}
const struct filter_plugin route_filter_plugin = {
.name = "route",
.init = route_filter_init,
.finish = route_filter_finish,
.open = route_filter_open,
.close = route_filter_close,
.filter = route_filter_filter,
};
