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11 #ifndef WEBRTC_MODULES_AUDIO_CODING_NETEQ_INTERFACE_NETEQ_H_
12 #define WEBRTC_MODULES_AUDIO_CODING_NETEQ_INTERFACE_NETEQ_H_
14 #include <string.h> // Provide access to size_t.
18 #include "webrtc/base/constructormagic.h"
19 #include "webrtc/common_types.h"
20 #include "webrtc/modules/audio_coding/neteq/interface/audio_decoder.h"
21 #include "webrtc/typedefs.h"
25 // Forward declarations.
26 struct WebRtcRTPHeader;
28 struct NetEqNetworkStatistics {
29 uint16_t current_buffer_size_ms; // Current jitter buffer size in ms.
30 uint16_t preferred_buffer_size_ms; // Target buffer size in ms.
31 uint16_t jitter_peaks_found; // 1 if adding extra delay due to peaky
32 // jitter; 0 otherwise.
33 uint16_t packet_loss_rate; // Loss rate (network + late) in Q14.
34 uint16_t packet_discard_rate; // Late loss rate in Q14.
35 uint16_t expand_rate; // Fraction (of original stream) of synthesized
36 // speech inserted through expansion (in Q14).
37 uint16_t preemptive_rate; // Fraction of data inserted through pre-emptive
38 // expansion (in Q14).
39 uint16_t accelerate_rate; // Fraction of data removed through acceleration
41 int32_t clockdrift_ppm; // Average clock-drift in parts-per-million
42 // (positive or negative).
43 int added_zero_samples; // Number of zero samples added in "off" mode.
46 enum NetEqOutputType {
54 enum NetEqPlayoutMode {
61 // This is the interface class for NetEq.
64 enum BackgroundNoiseMode {
65 kBgnOn, // Default behavior with eternal noise.
66 kBgnFade, // Noise fades to zero after some time.
67 kBgnOff // Background noise is always zero.
72 : sample_rate_hz(16000),
73 enable_audio_classifier(false),
74 max_packets_in_buffer(50),
75 // |max_delay_ms| has the same effect as calling SetMaximumDelay().
77 background_noise_mode(kBgnOff),
78 playout_mode(kPlayoutOn) {}
80 int sample_rate_hz; // Initial vale. Will change with input data.
81 bool enable_audio_classifier;
82 int max_packets_in_buffer;
84 BackgroundNoiseMode background_noise_mode;
85 NetEqPlayoutMode playout_mode;
97 kInvalidRtpPayloadType,
98 kUnknownRtpPayloadType,
105 kPreemptiveExpandError,
106 kComfortNoiseErrorCode,
117 kRedundancySplitError,
118 kPacketBufferCorruption,
119 kSyncPacketNotAccepted
122 // Creates a new NetEq object, with parameters set in |config|. The |config|
123 // object will only have to be valid for the duration of the call to this
125 static NetEq* Create(const NetEq::Config& config);
129 // Inserts a new packet into NetEq. The |receive_timestamp| is an indication
130 // of the time when the packet was received, and should be measured with
131 // the same tick rate as the RTP timestamp of the current payload.
132 // Returns 0 on success, -1 on failure.
133 virtual int InsertPacket(const WebRtcRTPHeader& rtp_header,
134 const uint8_t* payload,
136 uint32_t receive_timestamp) = 0;
138 // Inserts a sync-packet into packet queue. Sync-packets are decoded to
139 // silence and are intended to keep AV-sync intact in an event of long packet
140 // losses when Video NACK is enabled but Audio NACK is not. Clients of NetEq
141 // might insert sync-packet when they observe that buffer level of NetEq is
142 // decreasing below a certain threshold, defined by the application.
143 // Sync-packets should have the same payload type as the last audio payload
144 // type, i.e. they cannot have DTMF or CNG payload type, nor a codec change
145 // can be implied by inserting a sync-packet.
146 // Returns kOk on success, kFail on failure.
147 virtual int InsertSyncPacket(const WebRtcRTPHeader& rtp_header,
148 uint32_t receive_timestamp) = 0;
150 // Instructs NetEq to deliver 10 ms of audio data. The data is written to
151 // |output_audio|, which can hold (at least) |max_length| elements.
152 // The number of channels that were written to the output is provided in
153 // the output variable |num_channels|, and each channel contains
154 // |samples_per_channel| elements. If more than one channel is written,
155 // the samples are interleaved.
156 // The speech type is written to |type|, if |type| is not NULL.
157 // Returns kOK on success, or kFail in case of an error.
158 virtual int GetAudio(size_t max_length, int16_t* output_audio,
159 int* samples_per_channel, int* num_channels,
160 NetEqOutputType* type) = 0;
162 // Associates |rtp_payload_type| with |codec| and stores the information in
163 // the codec database. Returns 0 on success, -1 on failure.
164 virtual int RegisterPayloadType(enum NetEqDecoder codec,
165 uint8_t rtp_payload_type) = 0;
167 // Provides an externally created decoder object |decoder| to insert in the
168 // decoder database. The decoder implements a decoder of type |codec| and
169 // associates it with |rtp_payload_type|. Returns kOK on success,
171 virtual int RegisterExternalDecoder(AudioDecoder* decoder,
172 enum NetEqDecoder codec,
173 uint8_t rtp_payload_type) = 0;
175 // Removes |rtp_payload_type| from the codec database. Returns 0 on success,
177 virtual int RemovePayloadType(uint8_t rtp_payload_type) = 0;
179 // Sets a minimum delay in millisecond for packet buffer. The minimum is
180 // maintained unless a higher latency is dictated by channel condition.
181 // Returns true if the minimum is successfully applied, otherwise false is
183 virtual bool SetMinimumDelay(int delay_ms) = 0;
185 // Sets a maximum delay in milliseconds for packet buffer. The latency will
186 // not exceed the given value, even required delay (given the channel
187 // conditions) is higher. Calling this method has the same effect as setting
188 // the |max_delay_ms| value in the NetEq::Config struct.
189 virtual bool SetMaximumDelay(int delay_ms) = 0;
191 // The smallest latency required. This is computed bases on inter-arrival
192 // time and internal NetEq logic. Note that in computing this latency none of
193 // the user defined limits (applied by calling setMinimumDelay() and/or
194 // SetMaximumDelay()) are applied.
195 virtual int LeastRequiredDelayMs() const = 0;
198 virtual int SetTargetDelay() = 0;
201 virtual int TargetDelay() = 0;
204 virtual int CurrentDelay() = 0;
206 // Sets the playout mode to |mode|.
207 // Deprecated. Set the mode in the Config struct passed to the constructor.
208 // TODO(henrik.lundin) Delete.
209 virtual void SetPlayoutMode(NetEqPlayoutMode mode) = 0;
211 // Returns the current playout mode.
213 // TODO(henrik.lundin) Delete.
214 virtual NetEqPlayoutMode PlayoutMode() const = 0;
216 // Writes the current network statistics to |stats|. The statistics are reset
218 virtual int NetworkStatistics(NetEqNetworkStatistics* stats) = 0;
220 // Writes the last packet waiting times (in ms) to |waiting_times|. The number
221 // of values written is no more than 100, but may be smaller if the interface
222 // is polled again before 100 packets has arrived.
223 virtual void WaitingTimes(std::vector<int>* waiting_times) = 0;
225 // Writes the current RTCP statistics to |stats|. The statistics are reset
226 // and a new report period is started with the call.
227 virtual void GetRtcpStatistics(RtcpStatistics* stats) = 0;
229 // Same as RtcpStatistics(), but does not reset anything.
230 virtual void GetRtcpStatisticsNoReset(RtcpStatistics* stats) = 0;
232 // Enables post-decode VAD. When enabled, GetAudio() will return
233 // kOutputVADPassive when the signal contains no speech.
234 virtual void EnableVad() = 0;
236 // Disables post-decode VAD.
237 virtual void DisableVad() = 0;
239 // Gets the RTP timestamp for the last sample delivered by GetAudio().
240 // Returns true if the RTP timestamp is valid, otherwise false.
241 virtual bool GetPlayoutTimestamp(uint32_t* timestamp) = 0;
244 virtual int SetTargetNumberOfChannels() = 0;
247 virtual int SetTargetSampleRate() = 0;
249 // Returns the error code for the last occurred error. If no error has
250 // occurred, 0 is returned.
251 virtual int LastError() const = 0;
253 // Returns the error code last returned by a decoder (audio or comfort noise).
254 // When LastError() returns kDecoderErrorCode or kComfortNoiseErrorCode, check
255 // this method to get the decoder's error code.
256 virtual int LastDecoderError() = 0;
258 // Flushes both the packet buffer and the sync buffer.
259 virtual void FlushBuffers() = 0;
261 // Current usage of packet-buffer and it's limits.
262 virtual void PacketBufferStatistics(int* current_num_packets,
263 int* max_num_packets) const = 0;
265 // Get sequence number and timestamp of the latest RTP.
266 // This method is to facilitate NACK.
267 virtual int DecodedRtpInfo(int* sequence_number,
268 uint32_t* timestamp) const = 0;
274 DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(NetEq);
277 } // namespace webrtc
278 #endif // WEBRTC_MODULES_AUDIO_CODING_NETEQ_INTERFACE_NETEQ_H_