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= Inspiration =
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Simillar apps to take inspiration from:
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http://www.fourcc.org/identifier/gspot_example.png
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http://img.brothersoft.com/screenshots/softimage/g/gspot-190045-1.jpeg
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http://www.headbands.com/gspot/v26x/index.htm
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= browsing =
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- if one has grillo installed we could use grillo sources in addition to local files
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- there should be a "open url" menu entry in addition
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- the tool should also accept a stream url when starting
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- when a stream play we hide the file-browser pane
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- we could also take playlists and use totem-pl-parser
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- needs a list-view to show the playlist instead of the file-browser
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= compare =
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- dup detail pane and allow to pick a new file
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- show differing entries in red
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- add a narrow vertical bar between the two details panes and mark blocks with a
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delta red
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- diffing one (broken) file against several known working files would be nice
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- it would build ranges for the group of files (e.g. for the video width)
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- it would highlight fields that the are different to any of the working files
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= analyse =
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- play the file by using fakesinks and gather statistics:
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- bitrate profiles for each a/mediainfo/v track
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- media specific:
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- audio: volume profile
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- video: contrast profile
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- show disconts as vertical bars
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= structural view/hex view =
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- make parsing elements post structural messages (if enabled via property)
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- message would contain:
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- stream offset in bytes
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- block identifier (e.g. fourcc)
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- human readable description (if available)
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- flags (e.g. if the block is used or skipped)
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- indentation depth
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- we would need a way to indicate that e.g. h264parse would be indented below
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the containing container block
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- a structured hex view would be nice
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(somehow align the parse tree with the hexdump)
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= playback =
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- have a menu command to turn auto-play off
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- show level meters for audio next or below video drawable
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- show a seek bar under the drawable / or seek by scrubbing on the drawable
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= unsorted =
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- handle subtitles
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- show named audio channel configurations instead only numbers
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e.g. "mono", "stereo", "5.1"
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- handle chapters (toc)
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- also use toc for seeking
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- tag lists
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- if there is a "language-code" in the tags (or subtitles?) use flag icons
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- deluge installs some under: /usr/share/pyshared/deluge/data/mediainfo/pixmaps/flags/
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- famfamfam-flag-png: locale/usr/share/flags/countries/
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- geo-tags: map-widget?, link to google-maps?
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- artist: links to {last.fm,wikipedia}
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- format dates nicely
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== deep scan mode ==
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- update fields when playing
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- listen for duration messages on the bus
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- get bit-rate over time
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- specify window size, get min,max,avg bitrate for each window
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- gst-mi can draw them as a graph
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- get key-frame statistics (using gst-index)
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- number of keyframes
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- min,max,avg keyframe interval
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- disconts
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- raw data statistics
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- audio: level, ...
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- video: histogram, ...
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= TODO for gstreamer =
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- file/stream layout
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- from every element we'd like to know what data is processes, what is pushed
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further and some metadata about it:
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layout {
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gsize offset; // in bytes
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gsize length; // in bytes
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gboolean known; // or an enum: handled, skipped, unknown
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gchar *name; // e.g. atom/chunk name
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gchar *description; // long description or NULL
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enum block_type type; // meta, audio, video, text, ...
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};
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- offset is not neccesarily easy to determine for later elements, not sure
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if we can make it relative
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- elements could emit messages with this info
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- need a common way to enable it ("post-stream-layout" property)
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- we would need a cairo custom widget to draw a table
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- one row per element
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- each row contains colored segments
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= TODO for discoverer =
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- add deep-scan mode (see above)
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- add a mode property: quick-scan, deep-scan
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(or just a boolean for deep-scan that is false by default)
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- gst-discoverer will use "-d" for deep-scan/details
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(-a for anayze or -s for scan are used otherwise already)
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- in deep-scan, don't stop on handle_message::GST_MESSAGE_ASYNC_DONE
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- in deep-scan we need pad-probes for encoded data pads (to get bitrates)
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- uridecodebin_pad_added_cb() has raw pads :/
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- look at uridecodebin_element_added_cb()
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- the pads on uri-decodebin are sufficient to get keyframes and disconts
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- qtdemux could return stsz table to get bitrate profile
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http://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=QuickTime_container#stsz
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- get duration per stream
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- this would need individual queries on the demuxer src pads
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- or duration as part of per stream tags
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- errors/warnings about files/stream processing
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- we'd like to know about fixable, unfixable issues in the file/stream
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- many elements do this already (178 uses in 89 files)
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- the pipeline and thus the bus is internal to discoverer, so it would be nice
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if it could gather the messages and offer them
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- having them globaly should be enough
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- CBR/VBR type for each stream
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- can we derive that from the bitrate tags (no min/max bitrate set)?
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find . -name "*.c" -exec egrep -Hn "GST_TAG[A-Z_]*_BITRATE" {} \;
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- formats
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- all raw files are cbr
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- some codecs are cbr only (some speech codecs)
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- audio
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- in an MP3 file, if there is no VBRI or Xing,
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it probably is not a vbr stream
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-
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- lossy/lossless compression
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- all raw formats are lossless (well rgb->yuv is lossy, but ...)
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- some audio formats are lossless (flac, wavpack, ...)
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- some video formats can be lossless (dirac,
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= discoverer workflow =
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== sync quick-scan ==
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app disco
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--- -----
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| discover_uri() |
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|--------------------->|
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| done |
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|<---------------------|
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== async quick-scan ==
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app disco
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--- -----
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| discover_uri_async() |
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|--------------------->|
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| ... |
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| discover_uri_async() |
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|--------------------->|
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| start() |
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|--------------------->|
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| ::discovered |
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|<---------------------|
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| ... |
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| ::discovered |
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|<---------------------|
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| ::finisheded |
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|<---------------------|
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== sync deep-scan ==
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- same as "sync quick-scan", no intermediate result
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== async deep-scan ==
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- same as "async quick-scan", but each discovered signal is followed by an
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"analyzed" signal with detailed information
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- we could also just emit discovered twice.
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app disco
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--- -----
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| discover_uri_async() |
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|--------------------->|
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| ... |
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| discover_uri_async() |
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|--------------------->|
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| start() |
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|--------------------->|
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| ::discovered |
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|<---------------------|
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| ::analyzed |
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|<---------------------|
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| ... |
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| ::discovered |
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|<---------------------|
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| ::analyzed |
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|<---------------------|
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| ::finisheded |
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|<---------------------|
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