// MediaDemultiplexerNode.h // // Andrew Bachmann, 2002 // // The MediaDemultiplexerNode class // takes a multistream input and supplies // the individual constituent streams as // the output. #if !defined(_MEDIA_DEMULTIPLEXER_NODE_H) #define _MEDIA_DEMULTIPLEXER_NODE_H #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "MediaOutputInfo.h" class MediaDemultiplexerNode : public BBufferConsumer, public BBufferProducer, public BMediaEventLooper { protected: virtual ~MediaDemultiplexerNode(void); public: explicit MediaDemultiplexerNode( const flavor_info * info = 0, BMessage * config = 0, BMediaAddOn * addOn = 0); virtual status_t InitCheck(void) const; // see BMediaAddOn::GetConfigurationFor virtual status_t GetConfigurationFor( BMessage * into_message); /*************************/ /* begin from BMediaNode */ public: // /* this port is what a media node listens to for commands */ // virtual port_id ControlPort(void) const; virtual BMediaAddOn* AddOn( int32 * internal_id) const; /* Who instantiated you -- or NULL for app class */ protected: /* These don't return errors; instead, they use the global error condition reporter. */ /* A node is required to have a queue of at least one pending command (plus TimeWarp) */ /* and is recommended to allow for at least one pending command of each type. */ /* Allowing an arbitrary number of outstanding commands might be nice, but apps */ /* cannot depend on that happening. */ virtual void Start( bigtime_t performance_time); virtual void Stop( bigtime_t performance_time, bool immediate); virtual void Seek( bigtime_t media_time, bigtime_t performance_time); virtual void SetRunMode( run_mode mode); virtual void TimeWarp( bigtime_t at_real_time, bigtime_t to_performance_time); virtual void Preroll(void); virtual void SetTimeSource( BTimeSource * time_source); public: virtual status_t HandleMessage( int32 message, const void * data, size_t size); protected: /* Called when requests have completed, or failed. */ virtual status_t RequestCompleted( /* reserved 0 */ const media_request_info & info); protected: virtual status_t DeleteHook(BMediaNode * node); /* reserved 1 */ virtual void NodeRegistered(void); /* reserved 2 */ public: /* fill out your attributes in the provided array, returning however many you have. */ virtual status_t GetNodeAttributes( /* reserved 3 */ media_node_attribute * outAttributes, size_t inMaxCount); virtual status_t AddTimer( bigtime_t at_performance_time, int32 cookie); /* end from BMediaNode */ /***********************/ /******************************/ /* begin from BBufferConsumer */ //included from BMediaAddOn //virtual status_t HandleMessage( // int32 message, // const void * data, // size_t size); /* Someone, probably the producer, is asking you about this format. Give */ /* your honest opinion, possibly modifying *format. Do not ask upstream */ /* producer about the format, since he's synchronously waiting for your */ /* reply. */ virtual status_t AcceptFormat( const media_destination & dest, media_format * format); virtual status_t GetNextInput( int32 * cookie, media_input * out_input); virtual void DisposeInputCookie( int32 cookie); virtual void BufferReceived( BBuffer * buffer); virtual void ProducerDataStatus( const media_destination & for_whom, int32 status, bigtime_t at_performance_time); virtual status_t GetLatencyFor( const media_destination & for_whom, bigtime_t * out_latency, media_node_id * out_timesource); virtual status_t Connected( const media_source & producer, /* here's a good place to request buffer group usage */ const media_destination & where, const media_format & with_format, media_input * out_input); virtual void Disconnected( const media_source & producer, const media_destination & where); /* The notification comes from the upstream producer, so he's already cool with */ /* the format; you should not ask him about it in here. */ virtual status_t FormatChanged( const media_source & producer, const media_destination & consumer, int32 change_tag, const media_format & format); /* Given a performance time of some previous buffer, retrieve the remembered tag */ /* of the closest (previous or exact) performance time. Set *out_flags to 0; the */ /* idea being that flags can be added later, and the understood flags returned in */ /* *out_flags. */ virtual status_t SeekTagRequested( const media_destination & destination, bigtime_t in_target_time, uint32 in_flags, media_seek_tag * out_seek_tag, bigtime_t * out_tagged_time, uint32 * out_flags); /* end from BBufferConsumer */ /****************************/ /******************************/ /* begin from BBufferProducer */ protected: /* functionality of BBufferProducer */ virtual status_t FormatSuggestionRequested( media_type type, int32 quality, media_format * format); virtual status_t FormatProposal( const media_source & output, media_format * format); /* If the format isn't good, put a good format into *io_format and return error */ /* If format has wildcard, specialize to what you can do (and change). */ /* If you can change the format, return OK. */ /* The request comes from your destination sychronously, so you cannot ask it */ /* whether it likes it -- you should assume it will since it asked. */ virtual status_t FormatChangeRequested( const media_source & source, const media_destination & destination, media_format * io_format, int32 * _deprecated_); virtual status_t GetNextOutput( /* cookie starts as 0 */ int32 * cookie, media_output * out_output); virtual status_t DisposeOutputCookie( int32 cookie); /* In this function, you should either pass on the group to your upstream guy, */ /* or delete your current group and hang on to this group. Deleting the previous */ /* group (unless you passed it on with the reclaim flag set to false) is very */ /* important, else you will 1) leak memory and 2) block someone who may want */ /* to reclaim the buffers living in that group. */ virtual status_t SetBufferGroup( const media_source & for_source, BBufferGroup * group); /* Format of clipping is (as int16-s): . */ /* Repeat for each line where the clipping is different from the previous line. */ /* If is negative, use the data from line - (there are 0 pairs after */ /* a negative . Yes, we only support 32k*32k frame buffers for clipping. */ /* Any non-0 field of 'display' means that that field changed, and if you don't support */ /* that change, you should return an error and ignore the request. Note that the buffer */ /* offset values do not have wildcards; 0 (or -1, or whatever) are real values and must */ /* be adhered to. */ virtual status_t VideoClippingChanged( const media_source & for_source, int16 num_shorts, int16 * clip_data, const media_video_display_info & display, int32 * _deprecated_); /* Iterates over all outputs and maxes the latency found */ virtual status_t GetLatency( bigtime_t * out_latency); virtual status_t PrepareToConnect( const media_source & what, const media_destination & where, media_format * format, media_source * out_source, char * out_name); virtual void Connect( status_t error, const media_source & source, const media_destination & destination, const media_format & format, char * io_name); virtual void Disconnect( const media_source & what, const media_destination & where); virtual void LateNoticeReceived( const media_source & what, bigtime_t how_much, bigtime_t performance_time); virtual void EnableOutput( const media_source & what, bool enabled, int32 * _deprecated_); virtual status_t SetPlayRate( int32 numer, int32 denom); //included from BMediaNode //virtual status_t HandleMessage( /* call this from the thread that listens to the port */ // int32 message, // const void * data, // size_t size); virtual void AdditionalBufferRequested( // used to be Reserved 0 const media_source & source, media_buffer_id prev_buffer, bigtime_t prev_time, const media_seek_tag * prev_tag); // may be NULL virtual void LatencyChanged( // used to be Reserved 1 const media_source & source, const media_destination & destination, bigtime_t new_latency, uint32 flags); /* end from BBufferProducer */ /****************************/ /********************************/ /* start from BMediaEventLooper */ protected: /* you must override to handle your events! */ /* you should not call HandleEvent directly */ virtual void HandleEvent( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); /* override to clean up custom events you have added to your queue */ virtual void CleanUpEvent(const media_timed_event *event); /* called from Offline mode to determine the current time of the node */ /* update your internal information whenever it changes */ virtual bigtime_t OfflineTime(); /* override only if you know what you are doing! */ /* otherwise much badness could occur */ /* the actual control loop function: */ /* waits for messages, Pops events off the queue and calls DispatchEvent */ virtual void ControlLoop(); /* end from BMediaEventLooper */ /******************************/ protected: virtual status_t HandleStart( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleSeek( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleWarp( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleStop( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleBuffer( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleDataStatus( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); virtual status_t HandleParameter( const media_timed_event *event, bigtime_t lateness, bool realTimeEvent = false); protected: void CreateBufferGroup(MediaOutputInfo * output_info); void ComputeInternalLatency(); public: static void GetFlavor(flavor_info * outInfo, int32 id); private: static void GetInputFormat(media_format * outFormat); static void GetOutputFormat(media_format * outFormat); protected: virtual status_t AddRequirements(media_format * format); private: MediaDemultiplexerNode( /* private unimplemented */ const MediaDemultiplexerNode & clone); MediaDemultiplexerNode & operator=( const MediaDemultiplexerNode & clone); status_t fInitCheckStatus; BMediaAddOn * fAddOn; media_input input; vector outputs; bigtime_t fDownstreamLatency; bigtime_t fInternalLatency; /* Mmmh, stuffing! */ virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_0(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_1(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_2(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_3(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_4(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_5(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_6(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_7(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_8(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_9(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_10(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_11(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_12(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_13(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_14(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaDemultiplexerNode_15(void *); uint32 _reserved_media_demultiplexer_node_[16]; }; #endif /* _MEDIA_DEMULTIPLEXER_NODE_H */