Aegisub/aegisub/src/audio_provider_ffmpegsource.cpp
Karl Blomster f59dcf19f6 Add option to set FFMS2 logging level (i.e. how much spam FFmpeg prints to STDERR).
Option is called "ffmpegsource log level" and possible values are (in order of increasing spam) quiet, panic, fatal, error, warning, info, verbose, debug. The default is quiet, and I strongly recommend avoiding anything above warning.

Originally committed to SVN as r3248.
2009-07-24 01:41:16 +00:00

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// Copyright (c) 2008-2009, Karl Blomster
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// AEGISUB
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#include "config.h"
#ifdef WITH_FFMPEGSOURCE
///////////
// Headers
#include "include/aegisub/aegisub.h"
#include "audio_provider_ffmpegsource.h"
#include "options.h"
#include <map>
#ifdef WIN32
#include <objbase.h>
#endif
///////////
// Constructor
FFmpegSourceAudioProvider::FFmpegSourceAudioProvider(wxString filename) {
COMInited = false;
#ifdef WIN32
HRESULT res;
res = CoInitializeEx(NULL, COINIT_APARTMENTTHREADED);
if (SUCCEEDED(res))
COMInited = true;
else if (res != RPC_E_CHANGED_MODE)
throw _T("FFmpegSource video provider: COM initialization failure");
#endif
FFMS_Init(0);
MsgSize = sizeof(FFMSErrMsg);
ErrorMsg = _T("FFmpegSource audio provider: ");
AudioSource = NULL;
SetLogLevel();
try {
LoadAudio(filename);
} catch (...) {
Close();
throw;
}
}
///////////
// Load audio file
void FFmpegSourceAudioProvider::LoadAudio(wxString filename) {
// clean up
Close();
wxString FileNameShort = wxFileName(filename).GetShortPath();
FFIndexer *Indexer = FFMS_CreateIndexer(FileNameShort.utf8_str(), FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize);
if (Indexer == NULL) {
// error messages that can possibly contain a filename use this method instead of
// wxString::Format because they may contain utf8 characters
ErrorMsg.Append(_T("Failed to create indexer: ")).Append(wxString(FFMSErrMsg, wxConvUTF8));
throw ErrorMsg;
}
std::map<int,wxString> TrackList = GetTracksOfType(Indexer, FFMS_TYPE_AUDIO);
if (TrackList.size() <= 0)
throw _T("FFmpegSource audio provider: no audio tracks found");
// initialize the track number to an invalid value so we can detect later on
// whether the user actually had to choose a track or not
int TrackNumber = -1;
if (TrackList.size() > 1) {
TrackNumber = AskForTrackSelection(TrackList, FFMS_TYPE_AUDIO);
// if it's still -1 here, user pressed cancel
if (TrackNumber == -1)
throw _T("FFmpegSource audio provider: audio loading cancelled by user");
}
// generate a name for the cache file
wxString CacheName = GetCacheFilename(filename);
// try to read index
FFIndex *Index = NULL;
Index = FFMS_ReadIndex(CacheName.utf8_str(), FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize);
bool IndexIsValid = false;
if (Index != NULL) {
if (FFMS_IndexBelongsToFile(Index, FileNameShort.utf8_str(), FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize)) {
FFMS_DestroyIndex(Index);
Index = NULL;
}
else
IndexIsValid = true;
}
// index valid but track number still not set?
if (IndexIsValid) {
// track number not set? just grab the first track
if (TrackNumber < 0)
TrackNumber = FFMS_GetFirstTrackOfType(Index, FFMS_TYPE_AUDIO, FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize);
if (TrackNumber < 0) {
FFMS_DestroyIndex(Index);
Index = NULL;
ErrorMsg.Append(wxString::Format(_T("Couldn't find any audio tracks: %s"), FFMSErrMsg));
throw ErrorMsg;
}
// index is valid and track number is now set,
// but do we have indexing info for the desired audio track?
FFTrack *TempTrackData = FFMS_GetTrackFromIndex(Index, TrackNumber);
if (FFMS_GetNumFrames(TempTrackData) <= 0) {
IndexIsValid = false;
FFMS_DestroyIndex(Index);
Index = NULL;
}
}
// no valid index exists and the file only has one audio track, index all tracks
else if (TrackNumber < 0)
TrackNumber = FFMS_TRACKMASK_ALL;
// else: do nothing (keep track mask as it is)
// moment of truth
if (!IndexIsValid) {
int TrackMask = Options.AsBool(_T("FFmpegSource always index all tracks")) ? FFMS_TRACKMASK_ALL : 1 << TrackNumber;
try {
Index = DoIndexing(Indexer, CacheName, TrackMask, false);
} catch (wxString temp) {
ErrorMsg.Append(temp);
throw ErrorMsg;
} catch (...) {
throw;
}
}
// update access time of index file so it won't get cleaned away
wxFileName(CacheName).Touch();
AudioSource = FFMS_CreateAudioSource(FileNameShort.utf8_str(), TrackNumber, Index, FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize);
FFMS_DestroyIndex(Index);
Index = NULL;
if (!AudioSource) {
ErrorMsg.Append(wxString::Format(_T("Failed to open audio track: %s"), FFMSErrMsg));
throw ErrorMsg;
}
const FFAudioProperties AudioInfo = *FFMS_GetAudioProperties(AudioSource);
channels = AudioInfo.Channels;
sample_rate = AudioInfo.SampleRate;
num_samples = AudioInfo.NumSamples;
if (channels <= 0 || sample_rate <= 0 || num_samples <= 0)
throw _T("FFmpegSource audio provider: sanity check failed, consult your local psychiatrist");
// FIXME: use the actual sample format too?
// why not just bits_per_sample/8? maybe there's some oddball format with half bytes out there somewhere...
switch (AudioInfo.BitsPerSample) {
case 8: bytes_per_sample = 1; break;
case 16: bytes_per_sample = 2; break;
case 24: bytes_per_sample = 3; break;
case 32: bytes_per_sample = 4; break;
default:
throw _T("FFmpegSource audio provider: unknown or unsupported sample format");
}
}
///////////
// Destructor
FFmpegSourceAudioProvider::~FFmpegSourceAudioProvider() {
Close();
#ifdef WIN32
if (COMInited)
CoUninitialize();
#endif
}
///////////
// Clean up
void FFmpegSourceAudioProvider::Close() {
FFMS_DestroyAudioSource(AudioSource);
AudioSource = NULL;
}
///////////
// Get audio
void FFmpegSourceAudioProvider::GetAudio(void *Buf, int64_t Start, int64_t Count) {
if (FFMS_GetAudio(AudioSource, Buf, Start, Count, FFMSErrMsg, MsgSize)) {
ErrorMsg.Append(wxString::Format(_T("Failed to get audio samples: %s"), FFMSErrMsg));
throw ErrorMsg;
}
}
#endif /* WITH_FFMPEGSOURCE */