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#ifndef _LIBMEDIAFORMATSHAPER_CODECPROPERTIES_H_
#define _LIBMEDIAFORMATSHAPER_CODECPROPERTIES_H_
#include <map>
#include <mutex>
#include <string>
#include <inttypes.h>
#include <utils/RefBase.h>
namespace android {
namespace mediaformatshaper {
class CodecProperties {
public:
CodecProperties(std::string name, std::string mediaType);
// seed the codec with some preconfigured values
// (e.g. mediaType-granularity defaults)
// runs from the constructor
void Seed();
void Finish();
std::string getName();
std::string getMediaType();
// establish a mapping from standard 'key' to non-standard 'value' in the namespace 'kind'
void setMapping(std::string kind, std::string key, std::string value);
// translate from from standard key to non-standard key
// return original standard key if there is no mapping
std::string getMapping(std::string key, std::string kind);
// returns an array of char *, which are paired "from" and "to" values
// for mapping (or unmapping). it's always expressed as from->to
// and 'reverse' describes which strings are to be on which side.
const char **getMappings(std::string kind, bool reverse);
// keep a map of all features and their parameters
void setFeatureValue(std::string key, int32_t value);
bool getFeatureValue(std::string key, int32_t *valuep);
// keep a map of all tunings and their parameters
void setTuningValue(std::string key, std::string value);
bool getTuningValue(std::string key, std::string &value);
// does the codec support the Android S minimum quality rules
void setSupportedMinimumQuality(int vmaf);
int supportedMinimumQuality();
// qp max bound used to compensate when SupportedMinimumQuality == 0
// 0 == let a system default handle it
void setTargetQpMax(int qpmax);
int targetQpMax(int32_t width, int32_t height);
// target bits-per-pixel (per second) for encoding operations.
// This is used to calculate a minimum bitrate for any particular resolution.
// A 1080p (1920*1080 = 2073600 pixels) to be encoded at 5Mbps has a bpp == 2.41
void setBpp(double bpp) { mBpp = bpp;}
double getBpp(int32_t width, int32_t height);
// Does this codec support QP bounding
// The getMapping() methods provide any needed mapping to non-standard keys.
void setSupportsQp(bool supported) { mSupportsQp = supported;}
bool supportsQp() { return mSupportsQp;}
// defines our range of operation -- multiplier on the floor bitrate
double getPhaseOut() { return mPhaseOut; }
void setPhaseOut(double overageMultiplier);
// how much (0.20 = +20%) do we add if Qp is requested but unsupported
double getMissingQpBoost() {return mMissingQpBoost; }
void setMissingQpBoost(double boost);
int supportedApi();
// a codec is not usable until it has been registered with its
// name/mediaType.
bool isRegistered() { return mIsRegistered;}
void setRegistered(bool registered) { mIsRegistered = registered;}
private:
std::string mName;
std::string mMediaType;
int mApi = 0;
int mMinimumQuality = 0;
int mTargetQpMax = INT32_MAX;
bool mSupportsQp = false;
double mBpp = 0.0;
// target bitrates above floor * mPhaseOut are left untouched
double mPhaseOut = 1.75;
// 20% bump if QP is configured but it is unavailable
double mMissingQpBoost = 0.20;
// allow different target bits-per-pixel based on resolution
// similar to codec 'performance points'
// uses 'next largest' (by pixel count) point as minimum bpp
struct bpp_point {
struct bpp_point *next;
int32_t pixels;
int32_t width, height;
double bpp;
};
struct bpp_point *mBppPoints = nullptr;
bool bppPoint(std::string resolution, std::string value);
// same thing for qpmax -- allow different ones based on resolution
// allow different target bits-per-pixel based on resolution
// similar to codec 'performance points'
// uses 'next largest' (by pixel count) point as minimum bpp
struct qpmax_point {
struct qpmax_point *next;
int32_t pixels;
int32_t width, height;
int qpMax;
};
struct qpmax_point *mQpMaxPoints = nullptr;
bool qpMaxPoint(std::string resolution, std::string value);
std::mutex mMappingLock;
// XXX figure out why I'm having problems getting compiler to like GUARDED_BY
std::map<std::string, std::string> mMappings /*GUARDED_BY(mMappingLock)*/ ;
std::map<std::string, int32_t> mFeatures /*GUARDED_BY(mMappingLock)*/ ;
std::map<std::string, std::string> mTunings /*GUARDED_BY(mMappingLock)*/ ;
// Seed() and Finish() use this as the underlying implementation
void addMediaDefaults(bool overrideable);
bool mIsRegistered = false;
// debugging of what's in the mapping dictionary
void showMappings();
// DISALLOW_EVIL_CONSTRUCTORS(CodecProperties);
};
extern CodecProperties *findCodec(const char *codecName, const char *mediaType);
extern CodecProperties *registerCodec(CodecProperties *codec, const char *codecName,
const char *mediaType);
} // namespace mediaformatshaper
} // namespace android
#endif // _LIBMEDIAFORMATSHAPER_CODECPROPERTIES_H_