public void SetDeinterlaceMode()
{
if (!GUIGraphicsContext.IsEvr)
{
if (!_isVmr9Initialized)
{
return;
}
Log.Debug("VMR9: SetDeinterlaceMode()");
IVMRDeinterlaceControl9 deinterlace = (IVMRDeinterlaceControl9)_vmr9Filter;
IPin InPin = null;
int hr = _vmr9Filter.FindPin("VMR Input0", out InPin);
if (hr != 0)
{
Log.Error("VMR9: failed finding InPin {0:X}", hr);
}
AMMediaType mediatype = new AMMediaType();
InPin.ConnectionMediaType(mediatype);
//Start by getting the media type of the video stream.
//Only VideoInfoHeader2 formats can be interlaced.
if (mediatype.formatType == FormatType.VideoInfo2)
{
Log.Debug("VMR9: SetDeinterlaceMode - FormatType = VideoInfo2");
int numModes = 0;
VideoInfoHeader2 VideoHeader2 = new VideoInfoHeader2();
Marshal.PtrToStructure(mediatype.formatPtr, VideoHeader2);
VMR9VideoDesc VideoDesc = new VMR9VideoDesc();
// If the FormatType is VideoInfo2, check the dwInterlaceFlags field for the AMInterlace.IsInterlaced flag.
//The presence of this flag indicates the video is interlaced.
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.IsInterlaced) != 0)
{
Log.Debug("VMR9: SetDeinterlaceMode - Interlaced frame detected");
//Fill in the VMR9VideoDesc structure with a description of the video stream.
VideoDesc.dwSize = Marshal.SizeOf(VideoDesc); // dwSize: Set this field to sizeof(VMR9VideoDesc).
VideoDesc.dwSampleWidth = VideoHeader2.BmiHeader.Width; // dwSampleWidth: Set this field to pBMI->biWidth.
VideoDesc.dwSampleHeight = VideoHeader2.BmiHeader.Height;
// dwSampleHeight: Set this field to abs(pBMI->biHeight).
//SampleFormat: This field describes the interlace characteristics of the media type.
//Check the dwInterlaceFlags field in the VIDEOINFOHEADER2 structure, and set SampleFormat equal to the equivalent VMR9_SampleFormat flag.
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.IsInterlaced) != 0)
{
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.DisplayModeBobOnly) == 0)
{
VideoDesc.SampleFormat = VMR9SampleFormat.ProgressiveFrame;
}
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.OneFieldPerSample) != 0)
{
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.Field1First) != 0)
{
VideoDesc.SampleFormat = VMR9SampleFormat.FieldSingleEven;
}
else
{
VideoDesc.SampleFormat = VMR9SampleFormat.FieldSingleOdd;
}
}
if ((VideoHeader2.InterlaceFlags & AMInterlace.Field1First) != 0)
{
VideoDesc.SampleFormat = VMR9SampleFormat.FieldInterleavedEvenFirst;
}
else
{
VideoDesc.SampleFormat = VMR9SampleFormat.FieldInterleavedOddFirst;
}
}
//InputSampleFreq: This field gives the input frequency, which can be calculated from the AvgTimePerFrame field in the VIDEOINFOHEADER2 structure.
//In the general case, set dwNumerator to 10000000, and set dwDenominator to AvgTimePerFrame.
VideoDesc.InputSampleFreq.dwDenominator = 10000000;
VideoDesc.InputSampleFreq.dwNumerator = (int)VideoHeader2.AvgTimePerFrame;
//OutputFrameFreq: This field gives the output frequency, which can be calculated from the InputSampleFreq value and the interleaving characteristics of the input stream:
//Set OutputFrameFreq.dwDenominator equal to InputSampleFreq.dwDenominator.
//If the input video is interleaved, set OutputFrameFreq.dwNumerator to 2 x InputSampleFreq.dwNumerator. (After deinterlacing, the frame rate is doubled.)
//Otherwise, set the value to InputSampleFreq.dwNumerator.
VideoDesc.OutputFrameFreq.dwDenominator = 10000000;
VideoDesc.OutputFrameFreq.dwNumerator = (int)VideoHeader2.AvgTimePerFrame * 2;
VideoDesc.dwFourCC = VideoHeader2.BmiHeader.Compression; //dwFourCC: Set this field to pBMI->biCompression.
//Pass the structure to the IVMRDeinterlaceControl9::GetNumberOfDeinterlaceModes method.
//Call the method twice. The first call returns the number of deinterlace modes the hardware supports for the specified format.
hr = deinterlace.GetNumberOfDeinterlaceModes(ref VideoDesc, ref numModes, null);
if (hr == 0 && numModes != 0)
{
Guid[] modes = new Guid[numModes];
{
//Allocate an array of GUIDs of this size, and call the method again, passing in the address of the array.
//The second call fills the array with GUIDs. Each GUID identifies one deinterlacing mode.
hr = deinterlace.GetNumberOfDeinterlaceModes(ref VideoDesc, ref numModes, modes);
for (int i = 0; i < numModes; i++)
{
//To get the capabiltiies of a particular mode, call the IVMRDeinterlaceControl9::GetDeinterlaceModeCaps method.
//Pass in the same VMR9VideoDesc structure, along with one of the GUIDs from the array.
//The method fills a VMR9DeinterlaceCaps structure with the mode capabilities.
VMR9DeinterlaceCaps caps = new VMR9DeinterlaceCaps();
caps.dwSize = Marshal.SizeOf(typeof (VMR9DeinterlaceCaps));
hr = deinterlace.GetDeinterlaceModeCaps(modes[i], ref VideoDesc, ref caps);
if (hr == 0)
{
Log.Debug("VMR9: AvailableDeinterlaceMode - {0}: {1}", i, modes[i]);
switch (caps.DeinterlaceTechnology)
{
//The algorithm is unknown or proprietary
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.Unknown:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Unknown H/W de-interlace mode");
break;
}
//The algorithm creates each missing line by repeating the line above it or below it.
//This method creates jagged artifacts and is not recommended.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.BOBLineReplicate:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: BOB Line Replicate capable");
break;
}
//The algorithm creates the missing lines by vertically stretching each video field by a factor of two.
//For example, it might average two lines or use a (-1, 9, 9, -1)/16 filter across four lines.
//Slight vertical adjustments are made to ensure that the resulting image does not "bob" up and down
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.BOBVerticalStretch:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: BOB Vertical Stretch capable");
verticalStretch = modes[i].ToString();
break;
}
//The algorithm uses median filtering to recreate the pixels in the missing lines.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.MedianFiltering:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Median Filtering capable");
medianFiltering = modes[i].ToString();
break;
}
//The algorithm uses an edge filter to create the missing lines.
//In this process, spatial directional filters are applied to determine the orientation of edges in the picture content.
//Missing pixels are created by filtering along (rather than across) the detected edges.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.EdgeFiltering:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Edge Filtering capable");
break;
}
//The algorithm uses spatial or temporal interpolation, switching between the two on a field-by-field basis, depending on the amount of motion.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.FieldAdaptive:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Field Adaptive capable");
break;
}
//The algorithm uses spatial or temporal interpolation, switching between the two on a pixel-by-pixel basis, depending on the amount of motion.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.PixelAdaptive:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Pixel Adaptive capable");
pixelAdaptive = modes[i].ToString();
break;
}
//The algorithm identifies objects within a sequence of video fields.
//Before it recreates the missing pixels, it aligns the movement axes of the individual objects in the scene to make them parallel with the time axis.
case VMR9DeinterlaceTech.MotionVectorSteered:
{
Log.Info("VMR9: Motion Vector Steered capable");
break;
}
}
}
}
}
//Set the MP preferred h/w de-interlace modes in order of quality
//pixel adaptive, then median filtering & finally vertical stretch
if (pixelAdaptive != "")
{
Guid DeinterlaceMode = new Guid(pixelAdaptive);
Log.Debug("VMR9: trying pixel adaptive");
hr = deinterlace.SetDeinterlaceMode(0, DeinterlaceMode);
if (hr != 0)
{
Log.Error("VMR9: pixel adaptive failed!");
}
else
{
Log.Info("VMR9: setting pixel adaptive succeeded");
medianFiltering = "";
verticalStretch = "";
}
}
if (medianFiltering != "")
{
Guid DeinterlaceMode = new Guid(medianFiltering);
Log.Debug("VMR9: trying median filtering");
hr = deinterlace.SetDeinterlaceMode(0, DeinterlaceMode);
if (hr != 0)
{
Log.Error("VMR9: median filtering failed!");
}
else
{
Log.Info("VMR9: setting median filtering succeeded");
verticalStretch = "";
}
}
if (verticalStretch != "")
{
Guid DeinterlaceMode = new Guid(verticalStretch);
Log.Debug("VMR9: trying vertical stretch");
hr = deinterlace.SetDeinterlaceMode(0, DeinterlaceMode);
if (hr != 0)
{
Log.Error("VMR9: Cannot set H/W de-interlace mode - using VMR9 fallback");
}
Log.Info("VMR9: setting vertical stretch succeeded");
}
}
else
{
Log.Info("VMR9: No H/W de-interlaced modes supported, using fallback preference");
}
}
else
{
Log.Info("VMR9: progressive mode detected - no need to de-interlace");
}
}
//If the format type is VideoInfo, it must be a progressive frame.
else
{
Log.Info("VMR9: no need to de-interlace this video source");
}
DsUtils.FreeAMMediaType(mediatype);
//release the VMR9 pin
hr = DirectShowUtil.ReleaseComObject(InPin);
InPin = null;
mediatype = null;
}
}
public static void GetDesinterlaceMode(IVMRDeinterlaceControl9 pDeinterlace)
{
VMR9VideoDesc VideoDesc = new VMR9VideoDesc();
int dwNumModes = 0;
// Fill in the VideoDesc structure (not shown).
int hr = pDeinterlace.GetNumberOfDeinterlaceModes(ref VideoDesc, ref dwNumModes, null);
if (hr >= 0 && dwNumModes != 0)
{
// Allocate an array for the GUIDs that identify the modes.
Guid[] pModes = new Guid[dwNumModes];
if (pModes != null)
{
// Fill the array.
hr = pDeinterlace.GetNumberOfDeinterlaceModes(ref VideoDesc, ref dwNumModes, pModes);
if (hr >= 0)
{
// Loop through each item and get the capabilities.
for (int i = 0; i < dwNumModes; i++)
{
VMR9DeinterlaceCaps Caps = new VMR9DeinterlaceCaps();
hr = pDeinterlace.GetDeinterlaceModeCaps(pModes[i], ref VideoDesc, ref Caps);
if (hr >= 0)
{
// Examine the Caps structure.
}
}
}
}
}
}
