DefaultPlaybackPolicy.cpp

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/**********************************************************************
 
 Audacity: A Digital Audio Editor
 
 @file DefaultPlaybackPolicy.cpp
 
 Paul Licameli split from PlaybackSchedule.cpp
 
 **********************************************************************/
 
#include "DefaultPlaybackPolicy.h"
#include "ProjectAudioIO.h"
#include "SampleCount.h"
#include "ViewInfo.h"
 
DefaultPlaybackPolicy::DefaultPlaybackPolicy( AudacityProject &project,
   double trackEndTime, double loopEndTime,
   bool loopEnabled, bool variableSpeed )
   : mProject{ project }
   , mTrackEndTime{ trackEndTime }
   , mLoopEndTime{ loopEndTime }
   , mLoopEnabled{ loopEnabled }
   , mVariableSpeed{ variableSpeed }
{}
 
DefaultPlaybackPolicy::~DefaultPlaybackPolicy() = default;
 
void DefaultPlaybackPolicy::Initialize(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule, double rate )
{
   PlaybackPolicy::Initialize(schedule, rate);
   mLastPlaySpeed = GetPlaySpeed();
   mMessageChannel.Write( { mLastPlaySpeed,
      schedule.mT0, mLoopEndTime, mLoopEnabled } );
 
   auto callback = [this](auto&){ WriteMessage(); };
   mRegionSubscription =
       ViewInfo::Get(mProject).playRegion.Subscribe(callback);
   if (mVariableSpeed)
      mSpeedSubscription = ProjectAudioIO::Get(mProject).Subscribe(callback);
}
 
Mixer::WarpOptions DefaultPlaybackPolicy::MixerWarpOptions(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule)
{
   if (mVariableSpeed)
      // Enable variable rate mixing
      return Mixer::WarpOptions(0.01, 32.0, GetPlaySpeed());
   else
      return PlaybackPolicy::MixerWarpOptions(schedule);
}
 
PlaybackPolicy::BufferTimes
DefaultPlaybackPolicy::SuggestedBufferTimes(PlaybackSchedule &)
{
   // Shorter times than in the default policy so that responses to changes of
   // loop region or speed slider don't lag too much
   using namespace std::chrono;
   return { 0.05s, 0.05s, 0.25s };
}
 
bool DefaultPlaybackPolicy::RevertToOldDefault(const PlaybackSchedule &schedule) const
{
   return !mLoopEnabled ||
      // Even if loop is enabled, ignore it if right of looping region
      schedule.mTimeQueue.GetLastTime() > mLoopEndTime;
}
 
bool DefaultPlaybackPolicy::Done(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule, unsigned long outputFrames )
{
   if (RevertToOldDefault(schedule)) {
      auto diff = schedule.GetTrackTime() - schedule.mT1;
      if (schedule.ReversedTime())
         diff *= -1;
      return sampleCount(floor(diff * mRate + 0.5)) >= 0;
   }
   return false;
}
 
PlaybackSlice
DefaultPlaybackPolicy::GetPlaybackSlice(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule, size_t available)
{
   // How many samples to produce for each channel.
   const auto realTimeRemaining = std::max(0.0, schedule.RealTimeRemaining());
   mRemaining = realTimeRemaining * mRate / mLastPlaySpeed;
 
   auto frames = available;
   auto toProduce = frames;
   double deltat = (frames / mRate) * mLastPlaySpeed;
 
   if (deltat > realTimeRemaining) {
      toProduce = frames = 0.5 + (realTimeRemaining * mRate) / mLastPlaySpeed;
      auto realTime = realTimeRemaining;
      double extra = 0;
      if (RevertToOldDefault(schedule)) {
         // Produce some extra silence so that the time queue consumer can
         // satisfy its end condition
         const double extraRealTime =
            ((TimeQueueGrainSize + 1) / mRate) * mLastPlaySpeed;
         extra = std::min( extraRealTime, deltat - realTimeRemaining );
         frames = ((realTimeRemaining + extra) * mRate) / mLastPlaySpeed;
      }
      schedule.RealTimeAdvance( realTimeRemaining + extra );
   }
   else
      schedule.RealTimeAdvance( deltat );
 
   // Don't fall into an infinite loop, if loop-playing a selection
   // that is so short, it has no samples: detect that case
   if (frames == 0) {
      bool progress = (schedule.mWarpedTime != 0.0);
      if (!progress)
         // Cause FillPlayBuffers to make progress, filling all available with 0
         frames = available, toProduce = 0;
   }
   return { available, frames, toProduce };
}
 
std::pair<double, double> DefaultPlaybackPolicy::AdvancedTrackTime(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule, double trackTime, size_t nSamples )
{
   bool revert = RevertToOldDefault(schedule);
   if (!mVariableSpeed && revert)
      return PlaybackPolicy::AdvancedTrackTime(schedule, trackTime, nSamples);
 
   mRemaining -= std::min(mRemaining, nSamples);
   if ( mRemaining == 0 && !revert )
      // Wrap to start
      return { schedule.mT1, schedule.mT0 };
 
   // Defense against cases that might cause loops not to terminate
   if ( fabs(schedule.mT0 - schedule.mT1) < 1e-9 )
      return {schedule.mT0, schedule.mT0};
 
   auto realDuration = (nSamples / mRate) * mLastPlaySpeed;
   if (schedule.ReversedTime())
      realDuration *= -1.0;
 
   if (schedule.mEnvelope)
      trackTime =
         schedule.SolveWarpedLength(trackTime, realDuration);
   else
      trackTime += realDuration;
 
   return { trackTime, trackTime };
}
 
bool DefaultPlaybackPolicy::RepositionPlayback(
   PlaybackSchedule &schedule, const Mixers &playbackMixers,
   size_t frames, size_t available )
{
   // This executes in the TrackBufferExchange thread
   auto data = mMessageChannel.Read();
 
   bool speedChange = false;
   if (mVariableSpeed) {
      speedChange = (mLastPlaySpeed != data.mPlaySpeed);
      mLastPlaySpeed = data.mPlaySpeed;
   }
 
   bool empty = (data.mT0 >= data.mT1);
   bool kicked = false;
 
   // Amount in seconds by which right boundary can be moved left of the play
   // head, yet loop play in progress will still capture the head
   constexpr auto allowance = 0.5;
 
   // Looping may become enabled if the main thread said so, but require too
   // that the loop region is non-empty and the play head is not far to its
   // right
   bool loopWasEnabled = !RevertToOldDefault(schedule);
   mLoopEnabled = data.mLoopEnabled && !empty &&
      schedule.mTimeQueue.GetLastTime() <= data.mT1 + allowance;
 
   // Four cases:  looping transitions off, or transitions on, or stays on,
   // or stays off.
   // Besides which, the variable speed slider may have changed.
 
   // If looping transitions on, or remains on and the region changed,
   // adjust the schedule...
   auto mine = std::tie(schedule.mT0, mLoopEndTime);
   auto theirs = std::tie(data.mT0, data.mT1);
   if ( mLoopEnabled ? (mine != theirs) : loopWasEnabled ) {
      kicked = true;
      if (!empty) {
         mine = theirs;
         schedule.mT1 = data.mT1;
      }
      if (!mLoopEnabled)
         // Continue play to the end
         schedule.mT1 = std::max(schedule.mT0, mTrackEndTime);
      schedule.mWarpedLength = schedule.RealDuration(schedule.mT1);
 
      auto newTime = schedule.mTimeQueue.GetLastTime();
#if 0
      // This would make play jump forward or backward into the adjusted
      // looping region if not already in it
      newTime = std::clamp(newTime, schedule.mT0, schedule.mT1);
#endif
 
      if (newTime >= schedule.mT1 && mLoopEnabled)
         newTime = schedule.mT0;
 
      // So that the play head will redraw in the right place:
      schedule.mTimeQueue.SetLastTime(newTime);
 
      schedule.RealTimeInit(newTime);
      const auto realTimeRemaining = std::max(0.0, schedule.RealTimeRemaining());
      mRemaining = realTimeRemaining * mRate / mLastPlaySpeed;
   }
   else if (speedChange)
      // Don't return early
      kicked = true;
   else {
      // ... else the region did not change, or looping is now off, in
      // which case we have nothing special to do
      if (RevertToOldDefault(schedule))
         return PlaybackPolicy::RepositionPlayback( schedule, playbackMixers,
            frames, available);
   }
 
   // msmeyer: If playing looped, check if we are at the end of the buffer
   // and if yes, restart from the beginning.
   if (mRemaining <= 0)
   {
      // Looping jumps left
      for (auto &pMixer : playbackMixers)
         pMixer->SetTimesAndSpeed(
            schedule.mT0, schedule.mT1, mLastPlaySpeed, true );
      schedule.RealTimeRestart();
   }
   else if (kicked)
   {
      // Play bounds need redefinition
      const auto time = schedule.mTimeQueue.GetLastTime();
      for (auto &pMixer : playbackMixers) {
         // So that the mixer will fetch the next samples from the right place:
         pMixer->SetTimesAndSpeed( time, schedule.mT1, mLastPlaySpeed );
         pMixer->Reposition(time, true);
      }
   }
   return false;
}
 
bool DefaultPlaybackPolicy::Looping( const PlaybackSchedule & ) const
{
   return mLoopEnabled;
}
 
void DefaultPlaybackPolicy::WriteMessage()
{
   const auto &region = ViewInfo::Get( mProject ).playRegion;
   mMessageChannel.Write( { GetPlaySpeed(),
      region.GetStart(), region.GetEnd(), region.Active()
   } );
}
 
double DefaultPlaybackPolicy::GetPlaySpeed()
{
   return mVariableSpeed
      ? ProjectAudioIO::Get(mProject).GetPlaySpeed()
      : 1.0;
}