gstreamer/gst/matroska/ebml-read.c

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/* GStreamer EBML I/O
* (c) 2003 Ronald Bultje <rbultje@ronald.bitfreak.net>
*
* ebml-read.c: read EBML data from file/stream
*
* This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
* License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
* version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This library 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
* Library General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public
* License along with this library; if not, write to the
* Free Software Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330,
* Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*/
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include "config.h"
#endif
#include <string.h>
#include "ebml-read.h"
#include "ebml-ids.h"
enum {
/* FILL ME */
LAST_SIGNAL
};
static void gst_ebml_read_class_init (GstEbmlReadClass *klass);
static void gst_ebml_read_init (GstEbmlRead *ebml);
static GstElementStateReturn
gst_ebml_read_change_state (GstElement *element);
static GstElementClass *parent_class = NULL;
GType
gst_ebml_read_get_type (void)
{
static GType gst_ebml_read_type = 0;
if (!gst_ebml_read_type) {
static const GTypeInfo gst_ebml_read_info = {
sizeof (GstEbmlReadClass),
NULL,
NULL,
(GClassInitFunc) gst_ebml_read_class_init,
NULL,
NULL,
sizeof (GstEbmlRead),
0,
(GInstanceInitFunc) gst_ebml_read_init,
};
gst_ebml_read_type =
g_type_register_static (GST_TYPE_ELEMENT, "GstEbmlRead",
&gst_ebml_read_info, 0);
}
return gst_ebml_read_type;
}
static void
gst_ebml_read_class_init (GstEbmlReadClass *klass)
{
GstElementClass *gstelement_class = (GstElementClass *) klass;
parent_class = g_type_class_ref (GST_TYPE_ELEMENT);
gstelement_class->change_state = gst_ebml_read_change_state;
}
static void
gst_ebml_read_init (GstEbmlRead *ebml)
{
ebml->sinkpad = NULL;
ebml->bs = NULL;
ebml->level = NULL;
}
static GstElementStateReturn
gst_ebml_read_change_state (GstElement *element)
{
GstEbmlRead *ebml = GST_EBML_READ (element);
switch (GST_STATE_TRANSITION (element)) {
case GST_STATE_READY_TO_PAUSED:
if (!ebml->sinkpad)
return GST_STATE_FAILURE;
ebml->bs = gst_bytestream_new (ebml->sinkpad);
break;
case GST_STATE_PAUSED_TO_READY:
gst_bytestream_destroy (ebml->bs);
while (ebml->level) {
GstEbmlLevel *level = ebml->level->data;
ebml->level = g_list_remove (ebml->level, level);
g_free (level);
}
break;
default:
break;
}
if (GST_ELEMENT_CLASS (parent_class)->change_state)
return GST_ELEMENT_CLASS (parent_class)->change_state (element);
return GST_STATE_SUCCESS;
}
/*
* Return: the amount of levels in the hierarchy that the
* current element lies higher than the previous one.
* The opposite isn't done - that's auto-done using master
* element reading.
*/
static guint
gst_ebml_read_element_level_up (GstEbmlRead *ebml)
{
guint num = 0;
guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
while (ebml->level != NULL) {
GList *last = g_list_last (ebml->level);
GstEbmlLevel *level = last->data;
if (pos >= level->start + level->length) {
ebml->level = g_list_remove (ebml->level, level);
g_free (level);
num++;
} else
break;
}
return num;
}
/*
* Read: the element content data ID.
* Return: the number of bytes read or -1 on error.
*/
static gint
gst_ebml_read_element_id (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
guint *level_up)
{
guint8 *data;
gint len_mask = 0x80, read = 1, n = 1;
guint32 total;
if (gst_bytestream_peek_bytes (ebml->bs, &data, 1) != 1) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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GstEvent *event = NULL;
guint32 remaining;
/* Here, we might encounter EOS */
gst_bytestream_get_status (ebml->bs, &remaining, &event);
if (event && GST_EVENT_TYPE (event) == GST_EVENT_EOS) {
gst_pad_event_default (ebml->sinkpad, event);
} else {
guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_event_unref (event);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Read error at position %llu (0x%llx)",
pos, pos);
}
return -1;
}
total = data[0];
while (read <= 4 && !(total & len_mask)) {
read++;
len_mask >>= 1;
}
if (read > 4) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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"Invalid EBML ID size tag (0x%x) at position %llu (0x%llx)",
data[0], pos, pos);
return -1;
}
if (gst_bytestream_peek_bytes (ebml->bs, &data, read) != read) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Read error at position %llu (0x%llx)",
pos, pos);
return -1;
}
while (n < read)
total = (total << 8) | data[n++];
*id = total;
/* level */
if (level_up)
*level_up = gst_ebml_read_element_level_up (ebml);
return read;
}
/*
* Read: element content length.
* Return: the number of bytes read or -1 on error.
*/
static gint
gst_ebml_read_element_length (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint64 *length)
{
guint8 *data;
gint len_mask = 0x80, read = 1, n = 1, num_ffs = 0;
guint64 total;
if (gst_bytestream_peek_bytes (ebml->bs, &data, 1) != 1) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Read error at position %llu (0x%llx)",
pos, pos);
return -1;
}
total = data[0];
while (read <= 8 && !(total & len_mask)) {
read++;
len_mask >>= 1;
}
if (read > 8) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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"Invalid EBML length size tag (0x%x) at position %llu (0x%llx)",
data[0], pos, pos);
return -1;
}
if ((total &= (len_mask - 1)) == len_mask - 1)
num_ffs++;
if (gst_bytestream_peek_bytes (ebml->bs, &data, read) != read) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Read error at position %llu (0x%llx)",
pos, pos);
return -1;
}
while (n < read) {
if (data[n] == 0xff)
num_ffs++;
total = (total << 8) | data[n];
n++;
}
if (read == num_ffs)
*length = G_MAXUINT64;
else
*length = total;
return read;
}
/*
* Read: the actual data.
* Return: the data, as a GstBuffer.
*/
static GstBuffer *
gst_ebml_read_element_data (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint64 length)
{
GstBuffer *buf = NULL;
if (gst_bytestream_peek (ebml->bs, &buf, length) != length) {
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint64 pos = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Read error at position %llu (0x%llx)",
pos, pos);
if (buf)
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return NULL;
}
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, length);
return buf;
}
/*
* Return: the ID of the next element.
* Level_up contains the amount of levels that this
* next element lies higher than the previous one.
*/
guint32
gst_ebml_peek_id (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint *level_up)
{
guint32 id;
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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g_assert (level_up);
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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if (gst_ebml_read_element_id (ebml, &id, level_up) < 0)
return 0;
return id;
}
/*
* Seek to a given offset.
*/
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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GstEvent *
gst_ebml_read_seek (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint64 offset)
{
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint32 remaining;
GstEvent *event;
guchar *data;
/* first, flush remaining buffers */
gst_bytestream_get_status (ebml->bs, &remaining, &event);
if (event) {
g_warning ("Unexpected event before seek");
gst_event_unref (event);
}
if (remaining)
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, remaining);
/* now seek */
if (!gst_bytestream_seek (ebml->bs, offset, GST_SEEK_METHOD_SET)) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"Seek to position %llu (0x%llx) failed",
offset, offset);
return NULL;
}
/* and now, peek a new byte. This will fail because there's a
* pending event. Then, take the event and return it. */
if (gst_bytestream_peek_bytes (ebml->bs, &data, 1))
g_warning ("Unexpected data after seek");
/* get the discont event and return */
gst_bytestream_get_status (ebml->bs, &remaining, &event);
if (!event || GST_EVENT_TYPE (event) != GST_EVENT_DISCONTINUOUS) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"No discontinuity event after seek");
if (event)
gst_event_unref (event);
return NULL;
}
return event;
}
/*
* Skip the next element.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_skip (GstEbmlRead *ebml)
{
gint bytes;
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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guint32 id, remaining;
guint64 length;
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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GstEvent *event;
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_id (ebml, &id, NULL)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_length (ebml, &length)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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/* do we have enough bytes left to skip? */
gst_bytestream_get_status (ebml->bs, &remaining, &event);
if (event) {
g_warning ("Unexpected event before skip");
gst_event_unref (event);
}
if (remaining >= length)
return gst_bytestream_flush (ebml->bs, length);
if (!(event = gst_ebml_read_seek (ebml,
gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs) + length)))
return FALSE;
gst_event_unref (event);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as a GstBuffer (binary).
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_buffer (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
GstBuffer **buf)
{
gint bytes;
guint64 length;
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_id (ebml, id, NULL)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_length (ebml, &length)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
return ((*buf = gst_ebml_read_element_data (ebml, length)) != NULL);
}
/*
* Read the next element as an unsigned int.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_uint (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
guint64 *num)
{
GstBuffer *buf;
guint8 *data;
guint size;
if (!gst_ebml_read_buffer (ebml, id, &buf))
return FALSE;
data = GST_BUFFER_DATA (buf);
size = GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf);
if (size < 1 || size > 8) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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"Invalid integer element size %d at position %llu (0x%llu)",
size, GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf), GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf));
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return FALSE;
}
*num = 0;
while (size > 0) {
*num = (*num << 8) | data[GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf) - size];
size--;
}
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as a signed int.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_sint (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
gint64 *num)
{
GstBuffer *buf;
guint8 *data;
guint size, negative = 0, n = 0;
if (!gst_ebml_read_buffer (ebml, id, &buf))
return FALSE;
data = GST_BUFFER_DATA (buf);
size = GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf);
if (size < 1 || size > 8) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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"Invalid integer element size %d at position %llu (0x%llx)",
size, GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf), GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf));
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return FALSE;
}
if (data[0] & 0x80) {
negative = 1;
data[0] &= ~0x80;
}
*num = 0;
while (n < size) {
*num = (*num << 8) | data[n++];
}
/* make signed */
if (negative) {
*num = *num - (1LL << ((8 * size) - 1));
}
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as a float.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_float (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
gdouble *num)
{
GstBuffer *buf;
guint8 *data;
guint size;
if (!gst_ebml_read_buffer (ebml, id, &buf))
return FALSE;
data = GST_BUFFER_DATA (buf);
size = GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf);
if (size != 4 && size != 8 && size != 10) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first b... Original commit message from CVS: Riff, EBML, fourcc etc. work. Not fully finished, but better than what we used to have and definately worth a first broad testing. I've revived rifflib. Rifflib used to be a bytestream-for-riff, which just dup'ed bytestream. I've rewritten rifflib to be a modern riff- chunk parser that uses bytestream fully, plus adds some extra functions so that riff file parsing becomes extremely easy. It also contains some small usability functions for strh/strf and metadata parsing. Note that it doesn't use the new tagging yet, that's a TODO. Avidemux has been rewritten to use this. I think we all agreed that avidemux was pretty much a big mess, which is because it used all sort of bytestream magic all around the place. It was just ugly. This is a lot nicer, very complete and safe. I think this is far more robust than what the old avidemux could ever have been. Of course, it might contain bugs, please let me know. EBML writing has also been implemented. This is useful for matroska. I'm intending to modify avidemux (with a riffwriter) similarly. Maybe I'll change wavparse/-enc too to use rifflib. Lastly, several plugins have been modified to use rifflib's fourcc parsing instead of their own. this puts fourcc parsing in one central place, which should make it a lot simpler to add new fourccs. We might want to move this to its own lib instead of rifflib. Enjoy!
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"Invalid float element size %d at position %llu (0x%llx)",
size, GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf), GST_BUFFER_OFFSET (buf));
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return FALSE;
}
if (size == 10) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml),
"FIXME! 10-byte floats unimplemented");
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return FALSE;
}
if (size == 4) {
gfloat f;
#if (G_BYTE_ORDER == G_BIG_ENDIAN)
f = * (gfloat *) data;
#else
while (size > 0) {
((guint8 *) &f)[size - 1] = data[4 - size];
size--;
}
#endif
*num = f;
} else {
gdouble d;
#if (G_BYTE_ORDER == G_BIG_ENDIAN)
d = * (gdouble *) data;
#else
while (size > 0) {
((guint8 *) &d)[size - 1] = data[8 - size];
size--;
}
#endif
*num = d;
}
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as an ASCII string.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_ascii (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
gchar **str)
{
GstBuffer *buf;
if (!gst_ebml_read_buffer (ebml, id, &buf))
return FALSE;
*str = g_malloc (GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf) + 1);
memcpy (*str, GST_BUFFER_DATA (buf), GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf));
(*str)[GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf)] = '\0';
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as a UTF-8 string.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_utf8 (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
gchar **str)
{
return gst_ebml_read_ascii (ebml, id, str);
}
/*
* Read the next element as a date (nanoseconds since 1/1/2000).
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_date (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
gint64 *date)
{
return gst_ebml_read_sint (ebml, id, date);
}
/*
* Read the next element, but only the header. The contents
* are supposed to be sub-elements which can be read separately.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_master (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id)
{
gint bytes;
guint64 length;
GstEbmlLevel *level;
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_id (ebml, id, NULL)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
if ((bytes = gst_ebml_read_element_length (ebml, &length)) < 0)
return FALSE;
gst_bytestream_flush_fast (ebml->bs, bytes);
/* remember level */
level = g_new (GstEbmlLevel, 1);
level->start = gst_bytestream_tell (ebml->bs);
level->length = length;
ebml->level = g_list_append (ebml->level, level);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read the next element as binary data.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_binary (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
guint32 *id,
guint8 **binary,
guint64 *length)
{
GstBuffer *buf;
if (!gst_ebml_read_buffer (ebml, id, &buf))
return FALSE;
*length = GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf);
*binary = g_memdup (GST_BUFFER_DATA (buf), GST_BUFFER_SIZE (buf));
gst_buffer_unref (buf);
return TRUE;
}
/*
* Read an EBML header.
*/
gboolean
gst_ebml_read_header (GstEbmlRead *ebml,
gchar **doctype,
guint *version)
{
/* this function is the first to be called */
guint32 id;
guint level_up;
/* default init */
if (doctype)
*doctype = NULL;
if (version)
*version = 1;
if (!(id = gst_ebml_peek_id (ebml, &level_up)))
return FALSE;
if (level_up != 0 || id != GST_EBML_ID_HEADER) {
gst_element_error (GST_ELEMENT (ebml), "Not a EBML file");
return FALSE;
}
if (!gst_ebml_read_master (ebml, &id))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_HEADER);
while (TRUE) {
if (!(id = gst_ebml_peek_id (ebml, &level_up)))
return FALSE;
/* end-of-header */
if (level_up)
break;
switch (id) {
/* is our read version uptodate? */
case GST_EBML_ID_EBMLREADVERSION: {
guint64 num;
if (!gst_ebml_read_uint (ebml, &id, &num))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_EBMLREADVERSION);
if (num != GST_EBML_VERSION)
return FALSE;
break;
}
/* we only handle 8 byte lengths at max */
case GST_EBML_ID_EBMLMAXSIZELENGTH: {
guint64 num;
if (!gst_ebml_read_uint (ebml, &id, &num))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_EBMLMAXSIZELENGTH);
if (num != sizeof (guint64))
return FALSE;
break;
}
/* we handle 4 byte IDs at max */
case GST_EBML_ID_EBMLMAXIDLENGTH: {
guint64 num;
if (!gst_ebml_read_uint (ebml, &id, &num))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_EBMLMAXIDLENGTH);
if (num != sizeof (guint32))
return FALSE;
break;
}
case GST_EBML_ID_DOCTYPE: {
gchar *text;
if (!gst_ebml_read_ascii (ebml, &id, &text))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_DOCTYPE);
if (doctype) {
if (doctype)
g_free (*doctype);
*doctype = text;
} else
g_free (text);
break;
}
case GST_EBML_ID_DOCTYPEREADVERSION: {
guint64 num;
if (!gst_ebml_read_uint (ebml, &id, &num))
return FALSE;
g_assert (id == GST_EBML_ID_DOCTYPEREADVERSION);
if (version)
*version = num;
break;
}
default:
GST_WARNING ("Unknown data type 0x%x in EBML header (ignored)", id);
/* pass-through */
/* we ignore these two, as they don't tell us anything we care about */
case GST_EBML_ID_VOID:
case GST_EBML_ID_EBMLVERSION:
case GST_EBML_ID_DOCTYPEVERSION:
if (!gst_ebml_read_skip (ebml))
return FALSE;
break;
}
}
return TRUE;
}