unsigned int CFileShoutcast::Read(void* lpBuf, __int64 uiBufSize)
{
if (m_fileState.bRipDone)
{
OutputDebugString("Read done\n");
return 0;
}
while (m_ringbuf.GetMaxReadSize() <= 0) Sleep(10);
int iRead = m_ringbuf.GetMaxReadSize();
if (iRead > uiBufSize) iRead = (int)uiBufSize;
m_ringbuf.ReadBinary((char*)lpBuf, iRead);
if (timeGetTime() - m_dwLastTime > 500)
{
m_dwLastTime = timeGetTime();
CMusicInfoTag tag;
GetMusicInfoTag(tag);
g_infoManager.SetCurrentSongTag(tag);
}
return iRead;
}
bool CFileShoutcast::Open(const CURL& url, bool bBinary)
{
m_dwLastTime = timeGetTime();
int ret;
CGUIDialogProgress* dlgProgress = (CGUIDialogProgress*)m_gWindowManager.GetWindow(WINDOW_DIALOG_PROGRESS);
set_rip_manager_options_defaults(&m_opt);
strcpy(m_opt.output_directory, "./");
m_opt.proxyurl[0] = '\0';
// Use a proxy, if the GUI was configured as such
bool bProxyEnabled = g_guiSettings.GetBool("network.usehttpproxy");
if (bProxyEnabled)
{
const CStdString &strProxyServer = g_guiSettings.GetString("network.httpproxyserver");
const CStdString &strProxyPort = g_guiSettings.GetString("network.httpproxyport");
// Should we check for valid strings here
#ifndef _LINUX
_snprintf( m_opt.proxyurl, MAX_URL_LEN, "http://%s:%s", strProxyServer.c_str(), strProxyPort.c_str() );
#else
snprintf( m_opt.proxyurl, MAX_URL_LEN, "http://%s:%s", strProxyServer.c_str(), strProxyPort.c_str() );
#endif
}
CStdString strUrl;
url.GetURL(strUrl);
strUrl.Replace("shout://", "http://");
printf("Opening url: %s\n", strUrl.c_str());
strncpy(m_opt.url, strUrl.c_str(), MAX_URL_LEN);
sprintf(m_opt.useragent, "x%s", url.GetFileName().c_str());
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetHeading(260);
dlgProgress->SetLine(0, 259);
dlgProgress->SetLine(1, strUrl);
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, "");
if (!dlgProgress->IsDialogRunning())
dlgProgress->StartModal();
dlgProgress->Progress();
}
if ((ret = rip_manager_start(rip_callback, &m_opt)) != SR_SUCCESS)
{
if (dlgProgress) dlgProgress->Close();
return false;
}
int iShoutcastTimeout = 10 * SHOUTCASTTIMEOUT; //i.e: 10 * 10 = 100 * 100ms = 10s
int iCount = 0;
while (!m_fileState.bRipDone && !m_fileState.bRipStarted && !m_fileState.bRipError && (!dlgProgress || !dlgProgress->IsCanceled()))
{
if (iCount <= iShoutcastTimeout) //Normally, this isn't the problem,
//because if RIP_MANAGER fails, this would be here
//with m_fileState.bRipError
{
Sleep(100);
}
else
{
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(1, 257);
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, "Connection timed out...");
Sleep(1500);
dlgProgress->Close();
}
return false;
}
iCount++;
}
if (dlgProgress && dlgProgress->IsCanceled())
{
Close();
dlgProgress->Close();
return false;
}
/* store content type of stream */
m_contenttype = rip_manager_get_content_type();
//CHANGED CODE: Don't reset timer anymore.
while (!m_fileState.bRipDone && !m_fileState.bRipError && m_fileState.bBuffering && (!dlgProgress || !dlgProgress->IsCanceled()))
{
if (iCount <= iShoutcastTimeout) //Here is the real problem: Sometimes the buffer fills just to
//slowly, thus the quality of the stream will be bad, and should be
//aborted...
{
Sleep(100);
char szTmp[1024];
//g_dialog.SetCaption(0, "Shoutcast" );
sprintf(szTmp, "Buffering %i bytes", m_ringbuf.GetMaxReadSize());
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, szTmp );
dlgProgress->Progress();
}
sprintf(szTmp, "%s", m_ripInfo.filename);
for (int i = 0; i < (int)strlen(szTmp); i++)
szTmp[i] = tolower((unsigned char)szTmp[i]);
szTmp[50] = 0;
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(1, szTmp );
dlgProgress->Progress();
}
}
else //it's not really a connection timeout, but it's here,
//where things get boring, if connection is slow.
//trust me, i did a lot of testing... Doesn't happen often,
//but if it does it sucks to wait here forever.
//CHANGED: Other message here
{
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(1, 257);
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, "Connection to server too slow...");
dlgProgress->Close();
}
return false;
}
iCount++;
}
if (dlgProgress && dlgProgress->IsCanceled())
{
Close();
dlgProgress->Close();
return false;
}
if ( m_fileState.bRipError )
{
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(1, 257);
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, m_errorInfo.error_str);
dlgProgress->Progress();
Sleep(1500);
dlgProgress->Close();
}
return false;
}
if (dlgProgress)
{
dlgProgress->SetLine(2, 261);
dlgProgress->Progress();
dlgProgress->Close();
}
return true;
}