static void
outbuf_flush(Iso2022Ptr is, int fd)
{
int rc;
int i = 0;
if(olog >= 0)
write(olog, is->outbuf, is->outbuf_count);
while(i < is->outbuf_count) {
rc = write(fd, is->outbuf + i, is->outbuf_count - i);
if(rc > 0) {
i += rc;
} else {
if(rc < 0 && errno == EINTR)
continue;
else if((rc == 0) || ((rc < 0) && (errno == EAGAIN))) {
waitForOutput(fd);
continue;
} else
break;
}
}
is->outbuf_count = 0;
}
/**
* @brief VLC filter callback
* @return picture(s) containing the filtered frames
*/
static picture_t* y4m_filter(filter_t* intf, picture_t* srcPic)
{
filter_sys_t* sys = intf->p_sys;
//msg_Info(intf, ">>>> filter");
if (!srcPic)
{
//msg_Info(intf, ">>> filter: NULL INPUT");
return NULL;
}
// will be stored to sys->lastDate on return
mtime_t currDate = srcPic->date;
// if there was a problem with the subprocess then send back
// the picture unmodified, at least we won't freeze up vlc
if (sys->startFailed || sys->threadExit)
goto ECHO_RETURN;
// start subprocess and write the y4m header
// fixme: this can go in open() if fmt_in matches the srcPic
if (!sys->startFailed && !sys->childPid)
{
sys->startFailed = !startProcess(intf);
if (sys->startFailed)
goto ECHO_RETURN;
if (0 >= writeY4mHeader(intf, srcPic, sys->stdin))
{
msg_Err(intf, "writeY4mHeader failed: errno=%d %s",
errno, strerror(errno));
stopProcess(intf);
sys->startFailed = true;
goto ECHO_RETURN;
}
}
//
// control the buffering level by monitoring the input/output fifos
//
// the input/output fifos are emptied/filled by input/output threads
// in response to the subprocess reading/writing frames
//
// if the input fifo is empty, then probably the subprocess wants
// more input, so we should buffer more input
//
// if the output fifo is empty, and the input fifo is not empty, then
// probably the subprocess is about to write out a frame and we
// can wait for it to arrive. in practice, most of the time there
// is no waiting needed, unless the filter is too slow to keep up.
//
bool inputEmpty = true;
bool outputEmpty = true;
picture_t* tmp = picture_fifo_Peek(sys->inputFifo);
if (tmp)
{
picture_Release(tmp);
inputEmpty = false;
}
tmp = picture_fifo_Peek(sys->outputFifo);
if (tmp)
{
picture_Release(tmp);
outputEmpty = false;
}
// copy picture to input fifo, we can't use picture_Hold or else
// the decoder or vout would run out of pictures in its pool
picture_t* inPic = picture_NewFromFormat(&srcPic->format);
picture_Copy(inPic, srcPic);
picture_fifo_Push(sys->inputFifo, inPic);
// signal input thread to wake up and write some more data out
vlc_mutex_lock(&sys->inputMutex);
sys->bufferedIn++;
vlc_cond_signal(&sys->inputCond);
vlc_mutex_unlock(&sys->inputMutex);
// if echo is enabled, we're done
// todo: there should be a limiter on the input buffering in case
// the subprocess can't keep up
if (sys->echo)
goto ECHO_RETURN;
// keeps track of the number of buffered output pictures, assumes
// an integer ratio
// fixme: needs modification to support non-integer ratios
// and ratios < 1
sys->bufferedOut += sys->bufferRatio;
// handle buffering
if (outputEmpty && inputEmpty)
{
// we haven't supplied enough input, raise the minimum
// level of buffer to keep and return
sys->minBuffered += sys->bufferRatio;
msg_Info(intf, "buffer more input: buffers:%d:%d:%d",
sys->bufferedIn, sys->bufferedOut, sys->minBuffered);
goto NULL_RETURN;
}
if (outputEmpty)
waitForOutput(intf);
// if we don't know what the frame interval is, make it 0 which
// probably causes the next frames out to drop
// note: this happens at least every time y4m_flush() is called
// for example when seeking
if (currDate <= sys->lastDate || sys->lastDate == 0)
{
//msg_Err(intf, "currDate <= lastDate");
//goto ECHO_RETURN;
sys->lastDate = currDate;
}
// reference to first and last picture we are returning
picture_t* first = NULL;
picture_t* last = NULL;
picture_t* pic;
while( (pic = picture_fifo_Pop(sys->outputFifo)) )
{
// do output setup when we see the first frame out from the filter,
// it could have a different frame rate, chroma, size, etc than
// the frame going in
if (!sys->gotFirstOutput)
{
sys->gotFirstOutput = true;
// get the in/out frame ratio by comparing frame rates
float speed =
((float)srcPic->format.i_frame_rate_base * (float)pic->format.i_frame_rate) /
((float)srcPic->format.i_frame_rate * (float)pic->format.i_frame_rate_base);
if (speed < 1.0)
{
msg_Err(intf, "frame rate reduction isn't supported yet");
}
else
if (speed > 1.0)
{
if (ceil(speed) != speed)
msg_Err(intf, "frame rate change must be integer ratio");
sys->bufferRatio = speed;
// initial ratio was 1.0, need to correct the number of buffered frames
// now that we know what it is
sys->bufferedOut *= sys->bufferRatio;
sys->minBuffered *= sys->bufferRatio;
}
intf->fmt_out.video.i_frame_rate = pic->format.i_frame_rate;
intf->fmt_out.video.i_frame_rate_base = pic->format.i_frame_rate_base;
if (intf->fmt_out.video.i_chroma != pic->format.i_chroma)
msg_Err(intf, "filter changed the chroma, expect corruption");
// this can't be changed after open, crashes the GLX vout
//intf->fmt_out.i_codec = pic->format.i_chroma;
//intf->fmt_out.video.i_chroma = pic->format.i_chroma;
msg_Info(intf, "first output: buffers=%d:%d", sys->bufferedOut, sys->minBuffered);
}
sys->numFrames++;
sys->bufferedOut--;
// it seems filter_NewPicture is required now. however,
// sometimes it returns null in which case it seems like
// the best thing to do is dump frames
picture_t* copy = first == NULL ? srcPic : filter_NewPicture(intf);
if (!copy)
{
picture_Release(pic);
// throw away frames
// vlc already prints warning for this
//msg_Err(intf, "filter_NewPicture returns null");
if (sys->bufferedOut < sys->minBuffered)
break;
else
continue;
}
else
{
picture_CopyPixels(copy, pic);
picture_Release(pic);
pic = copy;
}
// the time per output frame interval is a fraction of the input frame time
int frameTime = (currDate - sys->lastDate) / sys->bufferRatio;
// the pts is whatever the current pts is minus any buffering
// introduced by the filter
pic->date = currDate - sys->bufferedOut*frameTime;
// msg_Info(intf, "frame=%d buffered=%d:%d frameTime=%d ratio:%d:1 fin=%d:%d fout=%d:%d pts=%u",
// sys->numFrames, sys->bufferedOut, sys->minBuffered,
// frameTime, sys->bufferRatio,
// srcPic->format.i_frame_rate, srcPic->format.i_frame_rate_base,
// pic->format.i_frame_rate, pic->format.i_frame_rate_base,
// (unsigned int)pic->date);
if (last)
last->p_next = pic;
else
first = pic;
last = pic;
// if we read too many frames on this iteration, on the next
// one we might not have any frames available which would be
// bad as vlc would think our intent was to drop frames
//
// if we stop reading before the output is completely empty,
// there will always be some frames for the next iteration,
// assuming the filter is fast enough to keep up
if (sys->bufferedOut < sys->minBuffered)
break;
// if there is still some input buffer left, but the fifo is
// empty, wait for next frame to arrive. otherwise we can
// build too much input buffering
if (sys->bufferedIn > 1)
waitForOutput(intf);
}
if (!first)
{
// the buffer checks should prevent from getting here, but
// just in case prevent leaking the input picture
picture_Release(srcPic);
sys->minBuffered++;
}
sys->lastDate = currDate;
return first;
ECHO_RETURN:
sys->lastDate = currDate;
//msg_Info(intf, "<<<< filter: ECHO");
return srcPic;
NULL_RETURN:
sys->lastDate = currDate;
picture_Release(srcPic);
//msg_Info(intf, "<<<< filter: NULL");
return NULL;
}