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122 lines
2.9 KiB
C++
122 lines
2.9 KiB
C++
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#include "mpg123_source.hpp"
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#include "../../tools/str_exception.hpp"
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#include <mpg123.h>
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using namespace Mangle::Stream;
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/*
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TODOs:
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- mpg123 impressively enough supports custom stream reading. Which
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means we could (and SHOULD!) support reading from Mangle::Streams
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as well. But I'll save it til I need it.
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An alternative way to do this is through feeding (which they also
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support), but that's more messy.
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- the library also supports output, via various other sources,
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including ALSO, OSS, PortAudio, PulseAudio and SDL. Using this
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library as a pure output library (if that is possible) would be a
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nice shortcut over using those libraries - OTOH it's another
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dependency. But it also means we could scavenge the mpg123 source
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for these parts if we want them.
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- we could implement seek(), tell() and size(), but they aren't
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really necessary. Further more, since the returned size is only a
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guess, it is not safe to rely on it.
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*/
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static void fail(const std::string &msg)
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{ throw str_exception("Mangle::Mpg123 exception: " + msg); }
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static void checkError(int err, void *mh = NULL)
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{
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if(err != MPG123_OK)
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{
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std::string msg;
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if(mh) msg = mpg123_strerror((mpg123_handle*)mh);
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else msg = mpg123_plain_strerror(err);
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fail(msg);
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}
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}
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using namespace Mangle::Sound;
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void Mpg123Source::getInfo(int32_t *pRate, int32_t *pChannels, int32_t *pBits)
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{
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// Use the values we found in the constructor
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*pRate = rate;
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*pChannels = channels;
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*pBits = bits;
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}
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size_t Mpg123Source::read(void *data, size_t length)
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{
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size_t done;
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// This is extraordinarily nice. I like this library.
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int err = mpg123_read((mpg123_handle*)mh, (unsigned char*)data, length, &done);
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assert(done <= length);
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if(err == MPG123_DONE)
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isEof = true;
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else
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checkError(err, mh);
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return done;
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}
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Mpg123Loader::Mpg123Loader(bool setup)
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{
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// Do as we're told
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if(setup)
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{
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int err = mpg123_init();
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checkError(err);
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}
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didSetup = setup;
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}
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Mpg123Loader::~Mpg123Loader()
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{
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// Deinitialize the library on exit
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if(didSetup)
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mpg123_exit();
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}
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Mpg123Source::Mpg123Source(const std::string &file)
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{
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int err;
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// Create a new handle
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mh = mpg123_new(NULL, &err);
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if(mh == NULL)
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checkError(err, mh);
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mpg123_handle *mhh = (mpg123_handle*)mh;
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// Open the file
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err = mpg123_open(mhh, file.c_str());
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checkError(err, mh);
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// Get the format
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int encoding;
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err = mpg123_getformat(mhh, &rate, &channels, &encoding);
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checkError(err, mh);
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if(encoding != MPG123_ENC_SIGNED_16)
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fail("Bad encoding");
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// This is the only bit size we support.
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bits = 16;
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// Ensure the output format does not change. (The tutorial on the
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// mpg123 site did this, I assume it's kosher.)
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mpg123_format_none(mhh);
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mpg123_format(mhh,rate,channels,encoding);
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}
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Mpg123Source::~Mpg123Source()
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{
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mpg123_close((mpg123_handle*)mh);
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mpg123_delete((mpg123_handle*)mh);
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}
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