view libmpcodecs/ad_dvdpcm.c @ 26763:c13288eeb9f6

Add support for AppleIR Remote as an input under Linux systems. This requires Linux 2.6 with evdev and appleir drivers. The keymapping is done to mimics the one that was done for MacOSX. WARNING: Most distributions do not seems to bother and only let root access to the device. Modify udev rules accordingly if you want regular user to be able to use the remote.

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include "config.h"
#include "mp_msg.h"
#include "help_mp.h"
#include "ad_internal.h"

static ad_info_t info = 
{
	"Uncompressed DVD/VOB LPCM audio decoder",
	"dvdpcm",
	"Nick Kurshev",
	"A'rpi",
	""
};

LIBAD_EXTERN(dvdpcm)

static int init(sh_audio_t *sh)
{
/* DVD PCM Audio:*/
    sh->i_bps = 0;
    if(sh->codecdata_len==3){
	// we have LPCM header:
	unsigned char h=sh->codecdata[1];
	sh->channels=1+(h&7);
	switch((h>>4)&3){
	case 0: sh->samplerate=48000;break;
	case 1: sh->samplerate=96000;break;
	case 2: sh->samplerate=44100;break;
	case 3: sh->samplerate=32000;break;
	}
	switch ((h >> 6) & 3) {
	  case 0:
	    sh->sample_format = AF_FORMAT_S16_BE;
	    sh->samplesize = 2;
	    break;
	  case 1:
	    mp_msg(MSGT_DECAUDIO, MSGL_INFO, MSGTR_SamplesWanted);
	    sh->i_bps = sh->channels * sh->samplerate * 5 / 2;
	  case 2: 
	    sh->sample_format = AF_FORMAT_S24_BE;
	    sh->samplesize = 3;
	    break;
	  default:
	    sh->sample_format = AF_FORMAT_S16_BE;
	    sh->samplesize = 2;
	}
    } else {
	// use defaults:
	sh->channels=2;
	sh->samplerate=48000;
	sh->sample_format = AF_FORMAT_S16_BE;
	sh->samplesize = 2;
    }
    if (!sh->i_bps)
    sh->i_bps = sh->samplesize * sh->channels * sh->samplerate;
    return 1;
}

static int preinit(sh_audio_t *sh)
{
  sh->audio_out_minsize=2048;
  return 1;
}

static void uninit(sh_audio_t *sh)
{
}

static int control(sh_audio_t *sh,int cmd,void* arg, ...)
{
  int skip;
    switch(cmd)
    {
      case ADCTRL_SKIP_FRAME:
	skip=sh->i_bps/16;
	skip=skip&(~3);
	demux_read_data(sh->ds,NULL,skip);
	return CONTROL_TRUE;
    }
  return CONTROL_UNKNOWN;
}

static int decode_audio(sh_audio_t *sh_audio,unsigned char *buf,int minlen,int maxlen)
{
  int j,len;
  if (sh_audio->samplesize == 3) {
    if (((sh_audio->codecdata[1] >> 6) & 3) == 1) {
      // 20 bit
      // not sure if the "& 0xf0" and "<< 4" are the right way around
      // can somebody clarify?
      for (j = 0; j < minlen; j += 12) {
        char tmp[10];
        len = demux_read_data(sh_audio->ds, tmp, 10);
        if (len < 10) break;
        // first sample
        buf[j + 0] = tmp[0];
        buf[j + 1] = tmp[1];
        buf[j + 2] = tmp[8] & 0xf0;
        // second sample
        buf[j + 3] = tmp[2];
        buf[j + 4] = tmp[3];
        buf[j + 5] = tmp[8] << 4;
        // third sample
        buf[j + 6] = tmp[4];
        buf[j + 7] = tmp[5];
        buf[j + 8] = tmp[9] & 0xf0;
        // fourth sample
        buf[j + 9] = tmp[6];
        buf[j + 10] = tmp[7];
        buf[j + 11] = tmp[9] << 4;
      }
      len = j;
    } else {
      // 24 bit
      for (j = 0; j < minlen; j += 12) {
        char tmp[12];
        len = demux_read_data(sh_audio->ds, tmp, 12);
        if (len < 12) break;
        // first sample
        buf[j + 0] = tmp[0];
        buf[j + 1] = tmp[1];
        buf[j + 2] = tmp[8];
        // second sample
        buf[j + 3] = tmp[2];
        buf[j + 4] = tmp[3];
        buf[j + 5] = tmp[9];
        // third sample
        buf[j + 6] = tmp[4];
        buf[j + 7] = tmp[5];
        buf[j + 8] = tmp[10];
        // fourth sample
        buf[j + 9] = tmp[6];
        buf[j + 10] = tmp[7];
        buf[j + 11] = tmp[11];
      }
      len = j;
    }
  } else 
  len=demux_read_data(sh_audio->ds,buf,(minlen+3)&(~3));
  return len;
}