/* static */
ProfileHashtable*
GonkRecorderProfile::GetProfileHashtable(uint32_t aCameraId)
{
ProfileHashtable* profiles = sProfiles.Get(aCameraId);
if (!profiles) {
profiles = new ProfileHashtable;
sProfiles.Put(aCameraId, profiles);
for (uint32_t i = 0; ProfileList[i].name; ++i) {
if (IsProfileSupported(aCameraId, i)) {
DOM_CAMERA_LOGI("Profile %d '%s' supported by platform\n", i, ProfileList[i].name);
nsAutoString name;
name.AssignASCII(ProfileList[i].name);
nsRefPtr<GonkRecorderProfile> profile = new GonkRecorderProfile(aCameraId, i, name);
if (!profile->IsValid()) {
DOM_CAMERA_LOGE("Profile %d '%s' is not valid\n", i, ProfileList[i].name);
continue;
}
profiles->Put(name, profile);
} else {
DOM_CAMERA_LOGI("Profile %d '%s' not supported by platform\n", i, ProfileList[i].name);
}
}
}
return profiles;
}
/* static */
ProfileHashtable*
GonkRecorderProfile::GetProfileHashtable(uint32_t aCameraId)
{
ProfileHashtable* profiles = sProfiles.Get(aCameraId);
if (!profiles) {
profiles = new ProfileHashtable();
sProfiles.Put(aCameraId, profiles);
/* First handle the profiles with a known enum. We can process those
efficently because MediaProfiles indexes their profiles that way. */
int highestKnownQuality = CAMCORDER_QUALITY_LIST_START - 1;
for (size_t i = 0; i < ProfileListSize; ++i) {
const ProfileConfig& p = ProfileList[i];
if (p.quality > highestKnownQuality) {
highestKnownQuality = p.quality;
}
nsRefPtr<GonkRecorderProfile> profile = CreateProfile(aCameraId, p.quality);
if (!profile) {
continue;
}
DOM_CAMERA_LOGI("Profile %d '%s' supported by platform\n", p.quality, p.name);
profile->mName.AssignASCII(p.name);
profiles->Put(profile->GetName(), profile);
}
/* However not all of the potentially supported profiles have a known
enum on all of our supported platforms because some entries may
be missing from MediaProfiles.h. As such, we can't rely upon
having the CAMCORDER_QUALITY_* enums for those profiles. We need
to map the profiles to a name by matching the width and height of
the video resolution to our configured values.
In theory there may be collisions given that there can be multiple
resolutions sharing the same name (e.g. 800x480 and 768x480 are both
wvga). In practice this should not happen because there should be
only one WVGA profile given there is only one enum for it. In the
situation there is a collision, it will merely select the last
detected profile. */
for (int q = highestKnownQuality + 1; q <= CAMCORDER_QUALITY_LIST_END; ++q) {
nsRefPtr<GonkRecorderProfile> profile = CreateProfile(aCameraId, q);
if (!profile) {
continue;
}
const ICameraControl::Size& s = profile->GetVideo().GetSize();
size_t match;
for (match = 0; match < ProfileListDetectSize; ++match) {
const ProfileConfigDetect& p = ProfileListDetect[match];
if (s.width == p.width && s.height == p.height) {
DOM_CAMERA_LOGI("Profile %d '%s' supported by platform\n", q, p.name);
profile->mName.AssignASCII(p.name);
profiles->Put(profile->GetName(), profile);
break;
}
}
if (match == ProfileListDetectSize) {
DOM_CAMERA_LOGW("Profile %d size %u x %u is not recognized\n",
q, s.width, s.height);
}
}
}
return profiles;
}
