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| author | Carl Hetherington <cth@carlh.net> | 2012-07-17 17:47:28 +0100 |
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| committer | Carl Hetherington <cth@carlh.net> | 2012-07-17 17:47:28 +0100 |
| commit | b6718fb437f242fd5127194d4c94e39d71c5e1ad (patch) | |
| tree | e6c0fb61d5252bb72969cdeaa752875bb06e14e3 /test/ref/make.py | |
| parent | 1c22ef308a1d62b4c6935ede8233b1fea082b0ca (diff) | |
Some comments; fix up a UUID I think.
Diffstat (limited to 'test/ref/make.py')
| -rwxr-xr-x | test/ref/make.py | 45 |
1 files changed, 38 insertions, 7 deletions
diff --git a/test/ref/make.py b/test/ref/make.py index 0b469e24..ac8ff155 100755 --- a/test/ref/make.py +++ b/test/ref/make.py @@ -1,23 +1,52 @@ #!/usr/bin/python +# +# This slightly ridiculous script gets OpenDCP to generate +# a DCP using out test reference data (in j2c/ and wav/) +# and then adjusts its XML output to account for the fact +# that OpenDCP will generate its own random UUIDs (and use +# current timestamps). We set UUIDs and timestamps back +# to what our test suite will expect. +# +# The output of this script is checked into git, so +# there's normally no need to run it. +# +# If you do run it, the XML should be right but the +# MXFs that OpenDCP generates will not be quite what +# we expect, as they also contain random UUIDs. I don't +# think there's an easy way round that, so after running +# this script you will need to check that the libdcp +# test code generates correct MXFs (by verification on +# a projector, probably), and then copy those MXFs into the +# test/ref/DCP directory. +# + import os import sys import fileinput from lxml import etree +# Namespaces for the various XML files assetmap_namespace = 'http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-9/2007/AM' cpl_namespace = 'http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-7/2006/CPL' pkl_namespace = 'http://www.smpte-ra.org/schemas/429-8/2007/PKL' -wanted_cpl_id = 'df0e4141-13c3-4a7a-bef8-b5a04fcbc4bb' -wanted_pkl_id = '8e293965-f8ad-48c6-971d-261b01f65cdb' -wanted_assetmap_id = '18be072e-5a0f-44e1-b2eb-c8a52ae12789' +# The UUIDs of things that we want to put into the +# OpenDCP-generated XML +wanted_cpl_id = '9892e944-5046-4dbb-af7c-f50742f62fc2' +wanted_pkl_id = 'df0e4141-13c3-4a7a-bef8-b5a04fcbc4bb' +wanted_assetmap_id = 'b135d5cf-d180-43d8-b0b3-7373737b73bf' wanted_video_mxf_id = '81fb54df-e1bf-4647-8788-ea7ba154375b' -wanted_audio_mxf_id = 'c38bdd62-ce03-4988-8603-195f134207c7' -wanted_reel_id = 'b135d5cf-d180-43d8-b0b3-7373737b73bf' -wanted_asset_hashes = ['E2vhyxdJQhEzSQZdp31w84ZZpfk=', '9OVODrw+zTkSbkGduoQ30k3Kk6Y=', '5E8Q9swcc2bBbFF3IEPNXfIP8gM='] +wanted_audio_mxf_id = '67b9341e-cadd-4dac-9d5c-f5a1d59f2d06' +wanted_reel_id = '379fa64c-ad71-46cf-bef7-b45624006610' + +# The hashes of the assets: first is the video MXF, second the audio MXF and third the CPL. +wanted_asset_hashes = ['VB9LCTmiD9OLlw4SvrEWUm5d67Q=', 'HapNpn7MjiJLa1OHRI61Rx8N/is=', 'PbXuvpUOKccTLMxg/lEbaXvNCT4='] + +# The issue date that we want to use wanted_issue_date = '2012-07-17T04:45:18+00:00' +# Get OpenDCP to make the DCP os.system('rm -rf DCP') os.mkdir('DCP') os.system('opendcp_mxf -i j2c -o DCP/video.mxf -r 24') @@ -25,6 +54,7 @@ os.system('opendcp_mxf -i wav -o DCP/audio.mxf -r 24') os.system('opendcp_xml --reel DCP/video.mxf DCP/audio.mxf -k feature -t "A Test DCP" -a "A Test DCP"') os.system('mv *.xml DCP') +# Find what IDs it used cpl_id = None pkl_id = None assetmap_id = None @@ -39,6 +69,7 @@ for r, d, f in os.walk('DCP'): elif n.endswith('pkl.xml'): pkl_id = n[0:-8] +# (along the way, rename the CPL/PKL files) os.rename('DCP/%s_cpl.xml' % cpl_id, 'DCP/%s_cpl.xml' % wanted_cpl_id) os.rename('DCP/%s_pkl.xml' % pkl_id, 'DCP/%s_pkl.xml' % wanted_pkl_id) @@ -77,13 +108,13 @@ xml = etree.parse('DCP/%s_pkl.xml' % wanted_pkl_id) asset_list = xml.getroot().find(pkl_name('AssetList')) asset_hashes = [] -print asset_list for a in asset_list.iter(): if a.tag == "{%s}Hash" % pkl_namespace: asset_hashes.append(a.text) issue_date = xml.getroot().find(pkl_name('IssueDate')).text +# Now run through the XML files doing the replacements for r, d, f in os.walk('DCP'): for n in f: if n.endswith('.xml'): |
