// MediaWriter.h // // Andrew Bachmann, 2002 // // A MediaWriter is a node that // implements FileInterface and BBufferConsumer. // It consumes on input, which is a multistream, // and writes the stream to a file. It has a rather // unique interpretation of time. Time is // distance in the file. So the duration is the // file length. (in bytes) #if !defined(_MEDIA_WRITER_H) #define _MEDIA_WRITER_H #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "../AbstractFileInterfaceNode.h" class MediaWriter : public BBufferConsumer, public AbstractFileInterfaceNode { protected: virtual ~MediaWriter(void); public: explicit MediaWriter( size_t defaultChunkSize = 8192, // chunk size = 8 KB float defaultBitRate = 800000, // bit rate = 100.000 KB/sec = 5.85 MB/minute const flavor_info * info = 0, // buffer period = 80 milliseconds BMessage * config = 0, BMediaAddOn * addOn = 0); /*************************/ /* begin from BMediaNode */ 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 Preroll(void); public: virtual status_t HandleMessage( int32 message, const void * data, size_t size); protected: virtual void NodeRegistered(void); /* reserved 2 */ /* end from BMediaNode */ /***********************/ /*****************************/ /* begin from BFileInterface */ protected: virtual status_t SetRef( const entry_ref & file, bool create, bigtime_t * out_time); /* end from BFileInterface */ /***************************/ // provided for BMediaWriterAddOn public: static status_t StaticSniffRef( const entry_ref & file, char * out_mime_type, /* 256 bytes */ float * out_quality); /******************************/ /* 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 */ /****************************/ /*****************/ /* BControllable */ /*****************/ /*********************/ /* BMediaEventLooper */ /*********************/ protected: 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); public: static void GetFlavor(flavor_info * outInfo, int32 id); static void GetFormat(media_format * outFormat); static void GetFileFormat(media_file_format * outFileFormat); protected: virtual status_t WriteFileBuffer(BBuffer * buffer); private: MediaWriter( /* private unimplemented */ const MediaWriter & clone); MediaWriter & operator=( const MediaWriter & clone); media_input input; BBufferGroup * fBufferGroup; bigtime_t fInternalLatency; // this is computed from the real (negotiated) chunk size and bit rate, // not the defaults that are in the parameters bigtime_t fBufferPeriod; /* Mmmh, stuffing! */ virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_0(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_1(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_2(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_3(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_4(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_5(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_6(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_7(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_8(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_9(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_10(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_11(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_12(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_13(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_14(void *); virtual status_t _Reserved_MediaWriter_15(void *); uint32 _reserved_media_writer_[16]; }; #endif /* _MEDIA_WRITER_H */