int32_t WebRtcAec_Process(void *aecInst, const int16_t *nearend,
const int16_t *nearendH, int16_t *out, int16_t *outH,
int16_t nrOfSamples, int16_t msInSndCardBuf,
int32_t skew)
{
aecpc_t *aecpc = aecInst;
int32_t retVal = 0;
short i;
short nBlocks10ms;
short nFrames;
// Limit resampling to doubling/halving of signal
const float minSkewEst = -0.5f;
const float maxSkewEst = 1.0f;
if (aecpc == NULL) {
return -1;
}
if (nearend == NULL) {
aecpc->lastError = AEC_NULL_POINTER_ERROR;
return -1;
}
if (out == NULL) {
aecpc->lastError = AEC_NULL_POINTER_ERROR;
return -1;
}
if (aecpc->initFlag != initCheck) {
aecpc->lastError = AEC_UNINITIALIZED_ERROR;
return -1;
}
// number of samples == 160 for SWB input
if (nrOfSamples != 80 && nrOfSamples != 160) {
aecpc->lastError = AEC_BAD_PARAMETER_ERROR;
return -1;
}
// Check for valid pointers based on sampling rate
if (aecpc->sampFreq == 32000 && nearendH == NULL) {
aecpc->lastError = AEC_NULL_POINTER_ERROR;
return -1;
}
if (msInSndCardBuf < 0) {
msInSndCardBuf = 0;
aecpc->lastError = AEC_BAD_PARAMETER_WARNING;
retVal = -1;
}
else if (msInSndCardBuf > 500) {
msInSndCardBuf = 500;
aecpc->lastError = AEC_BAD_PARAMETER_WARNING;
retVal = -1;
}
// TODO(andrew): we need to investigate if this +10 is really wanted.
msInSndCardBuf += 10;
aecpc->msInSndCardBuf = msInSndCardBuf;
if (aecpc->skewMode == kAecTrue) {
if (aecpc->skewFrCtr < 25) {
aecpc->skewFrCtr++;
}
else {
retVal = WebRtcAec_GetSkew(aecpc->resampler, skew, &aecpc->skew);
if (retVal == -1) {
aecpc->skew = 0;
aecpc->lastError = AEC_BAD_PARAMETER_WARNING;
}
aecpc->skew /= aecpc->sampFactor*nrOfSamples;
if (aecpc->skew < 1.0e-3 && aecpc->skew > -1.0e-3) {
aecpc->resample = kAecFalse;
}
else {
aecpc->resample = kAecTrue;
}
if (aecpc->skew < minSkewEst) {
aecpc->skew = minSkewEst;
}
else if (aecpc->skew > maxSkewEst) {
aecpc->skew = maxSkewEst;
}
#ifdef WEBRTC_AEC_DEBUG_DUMP
(void)fwrite(&aecpc->skew, sizeof(aecpc->skew), 1, aecpc->skewFile);
#endif
}
}
nFrames = nrOfSamples / FRAME_LEN;
nBlocks10ms = nFrames / aecpc->rate_factor;
if (aecpc->ECstartup) {
if (nearend != out) {
// Only needed if they don't already point to the same place.
memcpy(out, nearend, sizeof(short) * nrOfSamples);
}
// The AEC is in the start up mode
// AEC is disabled until the system delay is OK
// Mechanism to ensure that the system delay is reasonably stable.
if (aecpc->checkBuffSize) {
aecpc->checkBufSizeCtr++;
// Before we fill up the far-end buffer we require the system delay
// to be stable (+/-8 ms) compared to the first value. This
// comparison is made during the following 6 consecutive 10 ms
// blocks. If it seems to be stable then we start to fill up the
// far-end buffer.
if (aecpc->counter == 0) {
aecpc->firstVal = aecpc->msInSndCardBuf;
aecpc->sum = 0;
}
if (abs(aecpc->firstVal - aecpc->msInSndCardBuf) <
WEBRTC_SPL_MAX(0.2 * aecpc->msInSndCardBuf, sampMsNb)) {
aecpc->sum += aecpc->msInSndCardBuf;
aecpc->counter++;
}
else {
aecpc->counter = 0;
}
if (aecpc->counter * nBlocks10ms >= 6) {
// The far-end buffer size is determined in partitions of
// PART_LEN samples. Use 75% of the average value of the system
// delay as buffer size to start with.
aecpc->bufSizeStart = WEBRTC_SPL_MIN((3 * aecpc->sum *
aecpc->rate_factor * 8) / (4 * aecpc->counter * PART_LEN),
kMaxBufSizeStart);
// Buffer size has now been determined.
aecpc->checkBuffSize = 0;
}
if (aecpc->checkBufSizeCtr * nBlocks10ms > 50) {
// For really bad systems, don't disable the echo canceller for
// more than 0.5 sec.
aecpc->bufSizeStart = WEBRTC_SPL_MIN((aecpc->msInSndCardBuf *
aecpc->rate_factor * 3) / 40, kMaxBufSizeStart);
aecpc->checkBuffSize = 0;
}
}
// If |checkBuffSize| changed in the if-statement above.
if (!aecpc->checkBuffSize) {
// The system delay is now reasonably stable (or has been unstable
// for too long). When the far-end buffer is filled with
// approximately the same amount of data as reported by the system
// we end the startup phase.
int overhead_elements =
WebRtcAec_system_delay(aecpc->aec) / PART_LEN -
aecpc->bufSizeStart;
if (overhead_elements == 0) {
// Enable the AEC
aecpc->ECstartup = 0;
} else if (overhead_elements > 0) {
// TODO(bjornv): Do we need a check on how much we actually
// moved the read pointer? It should always be possible to move
// the pointer |overhead_elements| since we have only added data
// to the buffer and no delay compensation nor AEC processing
// has been done.
WebRtcAec_MoveFarReadPtr(aecpc->aec, overhead_elements);
// Enable the AEC
aecpc->ECstartup = 0;
}
}
} else {
// AEC is enabled.
EstBufDelay(aecpc);
// Note that 1 frame is supported for NB and 2 frames for WB.
for (i = 0; i < nFrames; i++) {
// Call the AEC.
WebRtcAec_ProcessFrame(aecpc->aec,
&nearend[FRAME_LEN * i],
&nearendH[FRAME_LEN * i],
aecpc->knownDelay,
&out[FRAME_LEN * i],
&outH[FRAME_LEN * i]);
// TODO(bjornv): Re-structure such that we don't have to pass
// |aecpc->knownDelay| as input. Change name to something like
// |system_buffer_diff|.
}
}
#ifdef WEBRTC_AEC_DEBUG_DUMP
{
int16_t far_buf_size_ms = (int16_t)(WebRtcAec_system_delay(aecpc->aec) /
(sampMsNb * aecpc->rate_factor));
(void)fwrite(&far_buf_size_ms, 2, 1, aecpc->bufFile);
(void)fwrite(&aecpc->knownDelay, sizeof(aecpc->knownDelay), 1,
aecpc->delayFile);
}
#endif
return retVal;
}
static void ProcessExtended(aecpc_t* self,
const int16_t* near,
const int16_t* near_high,
int16_t* out,
int16_t* out_high,
int16_t num_samples,
int16_t reported_delay_ms,
int32_t skew) {
int i;
const int num_frames = num_samples / FRAME_LEN;
#if defined(WEBRTC_UNTRUSTED_DELAY)
const int delay_diff_offset = kDelayDiffOffsetSamples;
reported_delay_ms = kFixedDelayMs;
#else
// This is the usual mode where we trust the reported system delay values.
const int delay_diff_offset = 0;
// Due to the longer filter, we no longer add 10 ms to the reported delay
// to reduce chance of non-causality. Instead we apply a minimum here to avoid
// issues with the read pointer jumping around needlessly.
reported_delay_ms = reported_delay_ms < kMinTrustedDelayMs
? kMinTrustedDelayMs
: reported_delay_ms;
// If the reported delay appears to be bogus, we attempt to recover by using
// the measured fixed delay values. We use >= here because higher layers
// may already clamp to this maximum value, and we would otherwise not
// detect it here.
reported_delay_ms = reported_delay_ms >= kMaxTrustedDelayMs
? kFixedDelayMs
: reported_delay_ms;
#endif
self->msInSndCardBuf = reported_delay_ms;
if (!self->farend_started) {
// Only needed if they don't already point to the same place.
if (near != out) {
memcpy(out, near, sizeof(short) * num_samples);
}
if (near_high != out_high) {
memcpy(out_high, near_high, sizeof(short) * num_samples);
}
return;
}
if (self->startup_phase) {
// In the extended mode, there isn't a startup "phase", just a special
// action on the first frame. In the trusted delay case, we'll take the
// current reported delay, unless it's less then our conservative
// measurement.
int startup_size_ms =
reported_delay_ms < kFixedDelayMs ? kFixedDelayMs : reported_delay_ms;
int overhead_elements = (WebRtcAec_system_delay(self->aec) -
startup_size_ms / 2 * self->rate_factor * 8) /
PART_LEN;
WebRtcAec_MoveFarReadPtr(self->aec, overhead_elements);
self->startup_phase = 0;
}
EstBufDelayExtended(self);
{
// |delay_diff_offset| gives us the option to manually rewind the delay on
// very low delay platforms which can't be expressed purely through
// |reported_delay_ms|.
const int adjusted_known_delay =
WEBRTC_SPL_MAX(0, self->knownDelay + delay_diff_offset);
for (i = 0; i < num_frames; ++i) {
WebRtcAec_ProcessFrame(self->aec,
&near[FRAME_LEN * i],
&near_high[FRAME_LEN * i],
adjusted_known_delay,
&out[FRAME_LEN * i],
&out_high[FRAME_LEN * i]);
}
}
}
