/* Copyright (C) 2012-2021 Carl Hetherington This file is part of DCP-o-matic. DCP-o-matic is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. DCP-o-matic is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with DCP-o-matic. If not, see . */ #include "compose.hpp" #include "film.h" #include "frame_interval_checker.h" #include "image.h" #include "j2k_image_proxy.h" #include "log.h" #include "raw_image_proxy.h" #include "video_decoder.h" #include #include "i18n.h" using std::cout; using std::dynamic_pointer_cast; using std::shared_ptr; using namespace dcpomatic; VideoDecoder::VideoDecoder (Decoder* parent, shared_ptr c) : DecoderPart (parent) , _content (c) , _frame_interval_checker (new FrameIntervalChecker()) { } /** Called by decoder classes when they have a video frame ready. * @param frame Frame index within the content; this does not take into account 3D * so for 3D_ALTERNATE this value goes: * 0: frame 0 left * 1: frame 0 right * 2: frame 1 left * 3: frame 1 right * and so on. */ void VideoDecoder::emit (shared_ptr film, shared_ptr image, Frame decoder_frame) { if (ignore ()) { return; } auto const afr = _content->active_video_frame_rate(film); auto const vft = _content->video->frame_type(); auto frame_time = ContentTime::from_frames (decoder_frame, afr); /* Do some heuristics to try and spot the case where the user sets content to 3D * when it is not. We try to tell this by looking at the differences in time between * the first few frames. Real 3D content should have two frames for each timestamp. */ if (_frame_interval_checker) { _frame_interval_checker->feed (frame_time, afr); if (_frame_interval_checker->guess() == FrameIntervalChecker::PROBABLY_NOT_3D && vft == VideoFrameType::THREE_D) { boost::throw_exception ( DecodeError( String::compose( _("The content file %1 is set as 3D but does not appear to contain 3D images. Please set it to 2D. " "You can still make a 3D DCP from this content by ticking the 3D option in the DCP video tab."), _content->path(0) ) ) ); } if (_frame_interval_checker->guess() != FrameIntervalChecker::AGAIN) { _frame_interval_checker.reset (); } } Frame frame; Eyes eyes = Eyes::BOTH; if (!_position) { /* This is the first data we have received since initialisation or seek. Set the position based on the frame that was given. After this first time we just count frames, since (as with audio) it seems that ContentTimes are unreliable from FFmpegDecoder. They are much better than audio times but still we get the occasional one which is duplicated. In this case ffmpeg seems to carry on regardless, processing the video frame as normal. If we drop the frame with the duplicated timestamp we obviously lose sync. */ if (vft == VideoFrameType::THREE_D_ALTERNATE) { frame = decoder_frame / 2; eyes = (decoder_frame % 2) ? Eyes::RIGHT : Eyes::LEFT; } else { frame = decoder_frame; if (vft == VideoFrameType::THREE_D) { auto j2k = dynamic_pointer_cast(image); /* At the moment only DCP decoders producers VideoFrameType::THREE_D, so only the J2KImageProxy * knows which eye it is. */ if (j2k && j2k->eye()) { eyes = j2k->eye().get() == dcp::Eye::LEFT ? Eyes::LEFT : Eyes::RIGHT; } } } _position = ContentTime::from_frames (frame, afr); } else { if (vft == VideoFrameType::THREE_D) { auto j2k = dynamic_pointer_cast(image); if (j2k && j2k->eye()) { if (j2k->eye() == dcp::Eye::LEFT) { frame = _position->frames_round(afr) + 1; eyes = Eyes::LEFT; } else { frame = _position->frames_round(afr); eyes = Eyes::RIGHT; } } else { /* This should not happen; see above */ frame = _position->frames_round(afr) + 1; } } else if (vft == VideoFrameType::THREE_D_ALTERNATE) { DCPOMATIC_ASSERT (_last_emitted_eyes); if (_last_emitted_eyes.get() == Eyes::RIGHT) { frame = _position->frames_round(afr) + 1; eyes = Eyes::LEFT; } else { frame = _position->frames_round(afr); eyes = Eyes::RIGHT; } } else { frame = _position->frames_round(afr) + 1; } } switch (vft) { case VideoFrameType::TWO_D: case VideoFrameType::THREE_D: Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, eyes, Part::WHOLE)); break; case VideoFrameType::THREE_D_ALTERNATE: { Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, eyes, Part::WHOLE)); _last_emitted_eyes = eyes; break; } case VideoFrameType::THREE_D_LEFT_RIGHT: Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::LEFT, Part::LEFT_HALF)); Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::RIGHT, Part::RIGHT_HALF)); break; case VideoFrameType::THREE_D_TOP_BOTTOM: Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::LEFT, Part::TOP_HALF)); Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::RIGHT, Part::BOTTOM_HALF)); break; case VideoFrameType::THREE_D_LEFT: Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::LEFT, Part::WHOLE)); break; case VideoFrameType::THREE_D_RIGHT: Data (ContentVideo (image, frame, Eyes::RIGHT, Part::WHOLE)); break; default: DCPOMATIC_ASSERT (false); } _position = ContentTime::from_frames (frame, afr); } void VideoDecoder::seek () { _position = boost::none; _last_emitted_eyes.reset (); _frame_interval_checker.reset (new FrameIntervalChecker()); }