/**
* Checks the video file to see if the contents match our expectations. We decode the
* video to a Surface and check the pixels with GL.
*/
private void checkVideoFile(VideoChunks inputData)
{
OutputSurface surface = null;
MediaCodec decoder = null;
mLargestColorDelta = -1;
if (AppSettings.Logging.SendToConsole)
{
Log.Debug(TAG, "checkVideoFile");
}
try {
surface = new OutputSurface(mWidth, mHeight);
MediaFormat format = inputData.getMediaFormat();
decoder = MediaCodec.CreateDecoderByType(MIME_TYPE);
decoder.Configure(format, surface.Surface, null, 0);
decoder.Start();
int badFrames = checkVideoData(inputData, decoder, surface);
if (badFrames != 0)
{
fail("Found " + badFrames + " bad frames");
}
} finally {
if (surface != null)
{
surface.Release();
}
if (decoder != null)
{
decoder.Stop();
decoder.Release();
}
Log.Info(TAG, "Largest color delta: " + mLargestColorDelta);
}
}
/**
* Edits a video file, saving the contents to a new file. This involves decoding and
* re-encoding, not to mention conversions between YUV and RGB, and so may be lossy.
* <p>
* If we recognize the decoded format we can do this in Java code using the ByteBuffer[]
* output, but it's not practical to support all OEM formats. By using a SurfaceTexture
* for output and a Surface for input, we can avoid issues with obscure formats and can
* use a fragment shader to do transformations.
*/
private VideoChunks editVideoFile(VideoChunks inputData)
{
if (AppSettings.Logging.SendToConsole)
{
Log.Debug(TAG, "editVideoFile " + mWidth + "x" + mHeight);
}
VideoChunks outputData = new VideoChunks();
MediaCodec decoder = null;
MediaCodec encoder = null;
InputSurface inputSurface = null;
OutputSurface outputSurface = null;
try {
MediaFormat inputFormat = inputData.getMediaFormat();
// Create an encoder format that matches the input format. (Might be able to just
// re-use the format used to generate the video, since we want it to be the same.)
MediaFormat outputFormat = MediaFormat.CreateVideoFormat(MIME_TYPE, mWidth, mHeight);
outputFormat.SetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyColorFormat, (int)MediaCodecInfo.CodecCapabilities.COLORFormatSurface);
outputFormat.SetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyBitRate, inputFormat.GetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyBitRate));
outputFormat.SetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyFrameRate, inputFormat.GetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyFrameRate));
outputFormat.SetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyIFrameInterval, inputFormat.GetInteger(MediaFormat.KeyIFrameInterval));
outputData.setMediaFormat(outputFormat);
encoder = MediaCodec.CreateEncoderByType(MIME_TYPE);
encoder.Configure(outputFormat, null, null, MediaCodecConfigFlags.Encode);
inputSurface = new InputSurface(encoder.CreateInputSurface());
inputSurface.MakeCurrent();
encoder.Start();
// OutputSurface uses the EGL context created by InputSurface.
decoder = MediaCodec.CreateDecoderByType(MIME_TYPE);
outputSurface = new OutputSurface();
outputSurface.ChangeFragmentShader(FRAGMENT_SHADER);
decoder.Configure(inputFormat, outputSurface.Surface, null, 0);
decoder.Start();
editVideoData(inputData, decoder, outputSurface, inputSurface, encoder, outputData);
} finally {
if (AppSettings.Logging.SendToConsole)
{
Log.Debug(TAG, "shutting down encoder, decoder");
}
if (outputSurface != null)
{
outputSurface.Release();
}
if (inputSurface != null)
{
inputSurface.Release();
}
if (encoder != null)
{
encoder.Stop();
encoder.Release();
}
if (decoder != null)
{
decoder.Stop();
decoder.Release();
}
}
return(outputData);
}
