Windows2000/private/windows/media/avi/avifile/avisave.c
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/*
* AVISAVE.C
* routine for writing Standard AVI files
* AVISave()
* Copyright (c) 1992-1995 Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
* You have a royalty-free right to use, modify, reproduce and
* distribute the Sample Files (and/or any modified version) in
* any way you find useful, provided that you agree that
* Microsoft has no warranty obligations or liability for any
* Sample Application Files which are modified.
*/
#include <win32.h>
#ifdef USE_ISVALIDINTERFACE
#include <valid.h>
#endif
#include <vfw.h>
#include "avicmprs.h"
#include "debug.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#ifndef _WIN32 // DS!=SS nightmare
#ifndef WINDLL
#define WINDLL
#define _WINDLL
#define __WINDLL
#endif
#endif
#include <stdarg.h>
#ifdef UNICODE
#include <wchar.h>
#endif
//extern LONG FAR PASCAL muldiv32(LONG,LONG,LONG);
/* Auto-doc for the AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS structure. Make sure it matches */
/* the declarations in avifile.h !!! */
/*
* @doc EXTERNAL AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS
* @types AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS | This structure contains information
* about a stream and how it is to be compressed and saved.
* This structure passes data to <f AVIMakeCompressedStream>
* (or <f AVISave> which uses <f AVIMakeCompressedStream>).
* @field DWORD | fccType | Specifies a four-character code
* indicating the stream type. The following
* constants have been defined for the data commonly
* found in AVI streams:
* @flag streamtypeAUDIO | Indicates an audio stream.
* @flag streamtypeMIDI | Indicates a MIDI stream.
* @flag streamtypeTEXT | Indicates a text stream.
* @flag streamtypeVIDEO | Indicates a video stream.
* @field DWORD | fccHandler | For a video stream, specifies the
* four-character code for the compressor handler that
* will compress this stream when it is saved
* (For example, mmioFOURCC('M','S','V','C')).
* This member is not used for audio streams.
* @field DWORD | dwKeyFrameEvery | Specifies the maximum period
* between key frames. This member is used only
* if the AVICOMPRESSF_KEYFRAMES flag is set, otherwise
* every frame is a key frame.
* @field DWORD | dwQuality | Specifies the quality value passed
* to a video compressor. This member is not used for
* an audio compressor.
* @field DWORD | dwBytesPerSecond | Specifies the data rate a video
* compressor should use. This member is used only
* if the AVICOMPRESSF_DATARATE flag is set.
* @field DWORD | dwFlags | Specifies the flags used for compression:
* @flag AVICOMPRESSF_INTERLEAVE | Indicates this stream is to be interleaved
* every <e AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.dwInterleaveEvery> frames
* with respect to the first stream.
* @flag AVICOMPRESSF_KEYFRAMES | Indicates this video stream
* is to be saved with key frames at least
* every <e AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.dwKeyFrameEvery> frames.
* By default, every frame will be a key frame.
* @flag AVICOMPRESSF_DATARATE | Indicates this video stream
* is to be compressed with the data rate
* specified in <e AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.dwBytesPerSecond>.
* @flag AVICOMPRESSF_VALID | Indicates this structure contains
* valid data. If this flag is set, AVIFile uses the structure
* data to set the default compression values for <f AVISaveOptions>.
* If an empty structure is passed and this flag is not set,
* some defaults will be chosen.
* @field LPVOID | lpFormat | Specifies a pointer to a structure
* defining the data format. For an audio stream,
* this is an <t LPWAVEFORMAT> structure.
* @field DWORD | cbFormat | Specifies the size of the data referenced by
* <e AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.lpFormat>
* @field LPVOID | lpParms | Used internally to store compressor
* specific data.
* @field DWORD | cbParms | Specifies the size of the data referenced by
* <e AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.lpParms>
* @field DWORD | dwInterleaveEvery | Specifies how often
* to interleave stream data with the data
* from the first stream. Used only if the
* AVICOMPRESSF_INTERLEAVE flag is set.
*/
/*
* @doc EXTERNAL AVISave
* @api LONG | AVISave | This function is used to save an AVI file.
* @parm LPCTSTR | szFile | Specifies a zero-terminated string
* containing the name of the file to save.
* @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to the
* file handler used to write the file. The file will
* be created by calling <f AVIFileOpen> using this handler. If
* a handler is not specified, a default one is selected based
* upon the file extension.
* @parm AVISAVECALLBACK | lpfnCallback | Specifies a far pointer to
* a callback function for the save operation.
* @parm int | nStreams | Specifies the number of streams saved in the
* the file.
* @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a pointer an AVI stream.
* This parameter is paired with <p lpOptions>. The parameter
* pair can be repeated as a variable number of arguments.
* @parm LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS | lpOptions | Specifies a pointer to an
* <t AVICOMPRESSOPTIONS> structure containing the compression
* options for the stream referenced by <p pavi>.
* This parameter is paired with <p pavi>. The parameter
* pair can be repeated as a variable number of arguments.
* @parm .| . . | Additional streams can be appened
* by including more <p pavi> and <p lpOptions> parameter pairs.
* @rdesc Returns AVIERR_OK if successful; otherwise it returns an error code.
* @comm This function saves an AVI sequence to the file
* specified by <p szFile>. The <p pavi> and <p lpOptions> parameters
* define the streams saved. If saving more than one stream,
* repeat the <p pavi> and <p lpOptions> parameter pair for
* each additional stream.
* A callback function can be supplied in <p lpfnCallback> to
* display status information and let the user cancel the
* save operation. The callback uses the following format:
* LONG FAR PASCAL SaveCallback(int nPercent)
* The <p nPercent> parameter specifies the percentage of the
* file saved.
* The callback function should return AVIERR_OK if the
* operation should continue and AVIERR_USERABORT if the
* user wishes to abort the save operation.
* @xref <f AVISaveV> <f AVISaveOptions>
*/
EXTERN_C HRESULT CDECL AVISave(LPCTSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM pavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS lpOptions,
...
)
{
PAVISTREAM FAR *apavi;
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR *alpOptions;
int i;
HRESULT hr;
// We were passed arguments of the form PAVI, OPTIONS, PAVI, OPTIONS, etc.
// for AVISaveV, we need to separate these into an array of PAVI's and
// an array of LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.
// !!!not only that, but we need to do it properly, using va_arg etc!!!
va_list va;
apavi = (PAVISTREAM FAR *)GlobalAllocPtr(GMEM_MOVEABLE,
nStreams * sizeof(PAVISTREAM));
alpOptions = (LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR *)GlobalAllocPtr(GMEM_MOVEABLE,
nStreams * sizeof(LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS));
if (!apavi || !alpOptions)
return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY);
// first two args are explicit
if (nStreams) {
apavi[0] = pavi;
alpOptions[0] = lpOptions;
}
// do the rest by *portable* varargs methods
va_start(va, lpOptions);
for (i = 1; i < nStreams; i++) {
apavi[i] = va_arg(va, PAVISTREAM);
alpOptions[i] = va_arg(va, LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS);
}
va_end(va);
hr = AVISaveV(szFile, pclsidHandler, lpfnCallback, nStreams, apavi,
alpOptions);
GlobalFreePtr(apavi);
GlobalFreePtr(alpOptions);
return hr;
}
#ifdef UNICODE
//ansi thunk for AVISave - same, but calls AVISaveVA instead
EXTERN_C HRESULT CDECL
AVISaveA(
LPCSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM pavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS lpOptions,
...
)
{
PAVISTREAM FAR *apavi;
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR *alpOptions;
int i;
HRESULT hr;
// We were passed arguments of the form PAVI, OPTIONS, PAVI, OPTIONS, etc.
// for AVISaveV, we need to separate these into an array of PAVI's and
// an array of LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS.
// !!!not only that, but we need to do it properly, using va_arg etc!!!
va_list va;
apavi = (PAVISTREAM FAR *)GlobalAllocPtr(GMEM_MOVEABLE,
nStreams * sizeof(PAVISTREAM));
alpOptions = (LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR *)GlobalAllocPtr(GMEM_MOVEABLE,
nStreams * sizeof(LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS));
if (!apavi || !alpOptions)
return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY);
// first two args are explicit
if (nStreams) {
apavi[0] = pavi;
alpOptions[0] = lpOptions;
}
// do the rest by *portable* varargs methods
va_start(va, lpOptions);
for (i = 1; i < nStreams; i++) {
apavi[i] = va_arg(va, PAVISTREAM);
alpOptions[i] = va_arg(va, LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS);
}
va_end(va);
hr = AVISaveVA(szFile, pclsidHandler, lpfnCallback, nStreams, apavi,
alpOptions);
GlobalFreePtr(apavi);
GlobalFreePtr(alpOptions);
return hr;
}
#else
#ifdef _WIN32
EXTERN_C HRESULT CDECL
AVISaveW(
LPCWSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM pavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS lpOptions,
...
)
{
return E_FAIL;
}
#endif
#endif
BOOL FAR PASCAL DummySaveCallback(int iProgress)
{
return FALSE; // do nothing, allow save to continue
}
#ifdef UNICODE
// Ansi thunk for AVISaveV
STDAPI AVISaveVA(LPCSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM FAR * ppavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * plpOptions)
{
// convert the filename, and then call AVISaveVW
LPWSTR pW;
int sz;
HRESULT hr;
sz = lstrlenA(szFile)+1;
pW = (LPWSTR) (LocalAlloc(LPTR, sz * sizeof(WCHAR)));
if (pW == NULL) {
return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY);
}
mbstowcs(pW, szFile, sz);
hr = AVISaveVW(pW, pclsidHandler, lpfnCallback, nStreams, ppavi, plpOptions);
LocalFree((HANDLE)pW);
return hr;
}
#else
#if _WIN32
STDAPI AVISaveVW(LPCWSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM FAR * ppavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * plpOptions)
{
return E_FAIL;
}
#endif
#endif
/*
* @doc EXTERNAL AVIStreamTimeToSampleNoClip
* @api LONG | AVIStreamTimeToSampleNoClip | Converts from milliseconds to
* samples. It is different from the regular API in that 1) it doesn't
* clip to the size of the stream, and will return "theoretical" positions
* past the start or end, and 2) it will always round UP because that's
* what we want.
* @parm PAVISTREAM | pavi | Specifies a handle to an open stream.
* @parm LONG | lTime | Specifies the time in milliseconds.
* @devnote Currently, this doesn't call a handler function at all.
* @comm Samples typically correspond to audio samples or video frames.
* Other stream types might support different formats than these.
* @rdesc Returns the converted time, or -1 on error.
* @xref AVIStreamSampleToTime
*/
STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamTimeToSampleNoClip (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lTime)
{
AVISTREAMINFOW avistream;
HRESULT hr;
LONG lSample;
// Invalid time
if (lTime < 0)
return -1;
hr = pavi->lpVtbl->Info(pavi, &avistream, sizeof(avistream));
if (hr != NOERROR || avistream.dwScale == 0) {
DPF("Error in AVIStreamTimeToSample!\n");
return lTime;
}
// This is likely to overflow if we're not careful for long AVIs
// so keep the 1000 inside the brackets.
lSample = muldivru32(lTime, avistream.dwRate, avistream.dwScale * 1000);
return lSample;
}
// Converts from samples to milliseconds.
// It is different from the regular API in that 1) it doesn't
// clip to the size of the stream, and will return "theoretical" positions
// past the start or end, and 2) it will always round DOWN because that's
// what we want.
STDAPI_(LONG) AVIStreamSampleToTimeNoClip (PAVISTREAM pavi, LONG lSample)
{
AVISTREAMINFOW avistream;
HRESULT hr;
hr = pavi->lpVtbl->Info(pavi, &avistream, sizeof(avistream));
if (hr != NOERROR || avistream.dwRate == 0) {
DPF("Error in AVIStreamSampleToTime!\n");
return lSample;
}
// lSample * 1000 would overflow too easily
return muldivrd32(lSample, avistream.dwScale * 1000, avistream.dwRate);
}
#define AVIStreamSampleToSampleNoClip(pavi1, pavi2, l) \
AVIStreamTimeToSampleNoClip(pavi1,AVIStreamSampleToTimeNoClip(pavi2, l))
/*
* @doc EXTERNAL AVISaveV
* @api LONG | AVISaveV | This function is used to save an AVI file.
* @parm LPCTSTR | szFile | Specifies a zero-terminated string
* containing the name of the file to save.
* @parm CLSID FAR * | pclsidHandler | Specifies a pointer to the
* file handler used to write the file. The file will
* be created by calling <f AVIFileOpen> using this handler. If
* a handler is not specified, a default one is selected based upon
* the file extension.
* @parm AVISAVECALLBACK | lpfnCallback | Specifies a pointer to a callback
* function used to display status information and let the use
* cancel the save operation.
* @parm int | nStreams | Specifies the number of streams to save.
* @parm PAVISTREAM FAR * | ppavi | Specifies a pointer to an
* array of <t PAVISTREAM> pointers. The array uses one pointer
* for each stream.
* @parm LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * | plpOptions | Specifies a pointer
* to an array of <t LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS> pointers. The
* uses one pointer for each stream.
* @rdesc Returns AVIERR_OK on success, an error code otherwise.
* @comm This function is equivalent to <f AVISave> except
* the streams are passed in an array instead of as a
* variable number of arguments. (<f AVISaveV> is to <f AVISave>
* as <f wvsprintf> is to <f wsprintf>.)
* @xref <f AVISave> <f AVISaveOptions>
*/
STDAPI AVISaveV(LPCTSTR szFile,
CLSID FAR *pclsidHandler,
AVISAVECALLBACK lpfnCallback,
int nStreams,
PAVISTREAM FAR * ppavi,
LPAVICOMPRESSOPTIONS FAR * plpOptions)
{
int stream;
MainAVIHeader hdrNew;
PAVIFILE pfilesave = 0;
HRESULT hr;
AVISTREAMINFOW strhdr;
AVIFILEINFOW finfo;
LONG cbFormat;
DWORD dwSamplesRead;
LPVOID lpBuffer = 0;
DWORD dwBufferSize;
LONG l;
DWORD dwSize;
DWORD dwFlags;
WORD cktype;
LPBITMAPINFOHEADER lpbi;
DWORD dwInterleaveEvery = 0;
#define MAXSTREAMS 64
int iVideoStream = -1;
PAVISTREAM apavi[MAXSTREAMS];
PAVISTREAM apaviNew[MAXSTREAMS];
LONG lDone[MAXSTREAMS];
LONG lInterval;
if (nStreams > MAXSTREAMS)
return ResultFromScode(AVIERR_INTERNAL);
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
apavi[stream] = NULL;
apaviNew[stream] = NULL;
}
// Open file and write out the main header
DPF("Creating new file\n");
hr = AVIFileOpen(&pfilesave, szFile, OF_CREATE | OF_WRITE | OF_SHARE_EXCLUSIVE, pclsidHandler);
if (hr != 0)
goto Error;
AVIFileInfoW(pfilesave, &finfo, sizeof(finfo));
DPF("Creating compressed streams\n");
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
#ifdef USE_ISVALIDINTERFACE
if (!IsValidInterface(ppavi[stream])) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_INTERNAL);
goto Error;
}
#endif
hr = AVIStreamInfoW(ppavi[stream], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("Error from AVIStreamInfo!\n");
goto Error;
}
// Find the video stream....
if (strhdr.fccType == streamtypeVIDEO) {
if (iVideoStream < 0) {
iVideoStream = stream;
}
// Allow interleaving for any other type of stream
} else {
if (dwInterleaveEvery == 0) {
// Should the interleave factor be in the options at all?
if (plpOptions && plpOptions[stream] &&
plpOptions[stream]->dwFlags & AVICOMPRESSF_INTERLEAVE)
dwInterleaveEvery = plpOptions[stream]->dwInterleaveEvery;
}
}
apavi[stream] = NULL;
if (plpOptions && plpOptions[stream] &&
(plpOptions[stream]->fccHandler ||
plpOptions[stream]->lpFormat)) {
DWORD dwKeyFrameEvery = plpOptions[stream]->dwKeyFrameEvery;
if (finfo.dwCaps & AVIFILECAPS_ALLKEYFRAMES)
plpOptions[stream]->dwKeyFrameEvery = 1;
// If they've given compression options for this stream,
// use them....
hr = AVIMakeCompressedStream(&apavi[stream],
ppavi[stream],
plpOptions[stream],
NULL);
plpOptions[stream]->dwKeyFrameEvery = dwKeyFrameEvery;
if (hr != 0) {
DPF("AVISave: Failed to create compressed stream!\n");
apavi[stream] = NULL;
goto Error; // !!!
} else {
hr = AVIStreamInfoW(apavi[stream], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
if (hr != 0) {
DPF("AVISave: Failed to create compressed stream!\n");
AVIStreamClose(apavi[stream]);
apavi[stream] = NULL;
goto Error; // !!!
}
}
}
if (apavi[stream] == NULL) {
// otherwise just copy the stream over....
apavi[stream] = ppavi[stream];
AVIStreamAddRef(apavi[stream]);
}
lDone[stream] = AVIStreamStart(apavi[stream]);
}
// Put the video stream first, so interleaving will work.
// !!!
if (iVideoStream > 0) {
PAVISTREAM p;
p = apavi[iVideoStream];
apavi[iVideoStream] = apavi[0];
apavi[0] = p;
iVideoStream = 0;
}
if (lpfnCallback == NULL)
lpfnCallback = DummySaveCallback;
/* pick a good buffer size and go for it.... */
dwBufferSize = 32768L;
lpBuffer = GlobalAllocPtr(GMEM_MOVEABLE, dwBufferSize);
if (!lpBuffer) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY);
goto Error;
}
// Construct AVI file header
AVIStreamInfoW(apavi[0], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
hdrNew.dwMicroSecPerFrame = muldiv32(1000000L, strhdr.dwScale, strhdr.dwRate);
hdrNew.dwMaxBytesPerSec = 0;
hdrNew.dwPaddingGranularity = 0;
hdrNew.dwFlags = AVIF_HASINDEX;
hdrNew.dwFlags &= ~(AVIF_ISINTERLEAVED | AVIF_WASCAPTUREFILE |
AVIF_MUSTUSEINDEX);
hdrNew.dwTotalFrames = strhdr.dwLength;
hdrNew.dwInitialFrames = 0;
hdrNew.dwStreams = nStreams;
hdrNew.dwSuggestedBufferSize = 32768;
if (iVideoStream >= 0) {
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadFormat(apavi[iVideoStream],
AVIStreamStart(apavi[iVideoStream]),
lpBuffer,
&cbFormat);
if (cbFormat < sizeof(BITMAPINFOHEADER)) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_INTERNAL);
}
if (hr != 0) {
DPF("AVISave: Error from initial ReadFormat!\n");
goto Error;
}
lpbi = (LPBITMAPINFOHEADER) lpBuffer;
hdrNew.dwWidth = lpbi->biWidth;
hdrNew.dwHeight = lpbi->biHeight;
lInterval = 1;
} else {
hdrNew.dwWidth = 0;
hdrNew.dwHeight = 0;
lInterval = AVIStreamTimeToSample(apavi[0], 500);
}
// Loop through streams and write out stream header
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
// DPF2("Making stream %d header LIST\n", stream);
AVIStreamInfoW(apavi[stream], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
strhdr.dwInitialFrames = 0;
// If we're interleaving, skew all streams but video by 3/4 of a second
// so their renderers won't starve
if (dwInterleaveEvery > 0 && stream > 0) {
if (strhdr.fccType != streamtypeVIDEO) {
strhdr.dwInitialFrames = AVIStreamTimeToSample(apavi[0], 750);
DPF("Stream %d has %lu initial frames\n", stream, strhdr.dwInitialFrames);
}
}
// Get stream format and write it out
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadFormat(apavi[stream], AVIStreamStart(apavi[stream]),
lpBuffer, &cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
goto Error;
// !!! Overflow?
if (!cbFormat) {
// !!!
}
hr = AVIFileCreateStreamW(pfilesave, &apaviNew[stream], &strhdr);
#if 0
if (hr != AVIERR_OK || apaviNew[stream] == NULL)
goto Error;
#else
// If we can't make a stream, continue with the other streams....
if (hr != AVIERR_OK || apaviNew[stream] == NULL) {
int i;
DPF("AVISave: Couldn't create stream in new file!\n");
AVIStreamClose(apavi[stream]);
for (i = stream + 1; i < nStreams; i++) {
apavi[stream] = apavi[stream + 1];
}
--nStreams;
--stream;
continue;
}
#endif
hr = AVIStreamSetFormat(apaviNew[stream], 0, lpBuffer, cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("Initial set format failed!\n");
goto Error;
}
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadData(apavi[stream], ckidSTREAMHANDLERDATA,
lpBuffer, &cbFormat);
// !!! overflow?
if (hr == AVIERR_OK && cbFormat) {
/*
** Make the stream Data data chunk
*/
// DPF2("Making stream %ld Data data chunk\n", stream);
hr = AVIStreamWriteData(apaviNew[stream], ckidSTREAMHANDLERDATA,
lpBuffer, cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
goto Error;
}
if (strhdr.dwInitialFrames > hdrNew.dwInitialFrames)
hdrNew.dwInitialFrames = strhdr.dwInitialFrames;
// This will round UP to the nearest video sample, which is what we want
dwSize = AVIStreamSampleToSampleNoClip(apavi[0],
apavi[stream],
AVIStreamLength(apavi[stream]));
if (dwSize > hdrNew.dwTotalFrames)
hdrNew.dwTotalFrames = dwSize;
// !!! Should call ReadExtra and WriteExtra to move over information!
}
if (nStreams <= 0) {
DPF("No streams at all accepted by the file!\n");
goto Error;
}
// We've written the header. Now, there are two possibilities:
// 1.) File is interleaved. We loop in time from beginning to end,
// then loop through the streams and write out any data for the
// current time.
// 2.) File is not interleaved. We loop through the streams and
// write each one out separately.
if (dwInterleaveEvery > 0) {
DPF("Saving interleaved: factor = %lu, intial = %lu, total = %lu\n", dwInterleaveEvery, hdrNew.dwInitialFrames, hdrNew.dwTotalFrames);
if (dwInterleaveEvery == 1) {
hdrNew.dwFlags |= AVIF_ISINTERLEAVED;
AVIFileEndRecord(pfilesave); // Make first record....
}
// Interleaved case: loop from start to end...
for (l = - (LONG) hdrNew.dwInitialFrames;
l < (LONG) hdrNew.dwTotalFrames;
l += lInterval) {
//DPF2("Writing data for frame #%ld/%lu\n", l, hdrNew.dwTotalFrames);
// Loop through all of the streams to see what needs to be
// done at this time...
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
LONG lPos;
LONG lPosNext;
LONG lStart;
LONG lEnd;
hr = AVIStreamInfoW(apaviNew[stream], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
goto Error;
if (l < - (LONG) strhdr.dwInitialFrames)
continue;
// !!! Better use of TWOCCs...
if (strhdr.fccType == streamtypeAUDIO)
cktype = cktypeWAVEbytes;
else if (strhdr.fccType == streamtypeVIDEO) {
if (strhdr.fccHandler == comptypeDIB)
cktype = cktypeDIBbits;
else
cktype = cktypeDIBcompressed;
} else
cktype = aviTWOCC('x', 'x');
// Time is based on the first stream:
// Right now, we want to write out any data in the current
// stream that lines up between time <l> and <l+1> in the
// first stream.
lPos = l + strhdr.dwInitialFrames;
lPosNext = lPos + lInterval;
lStart = lDone[stream];
if (l >= (LONG) hdrNew.dwTotalFrames - lInterval) {
// If this is going to be the last time through the
// interleave loop, make sure everything gets written.
lEnd = AVIStreamEnd(apavi[stream]);
} else {
// Complication: to make other data come in bigger chunks,
// we only write it out every once in a while.
// We will interleave any non-video stream, not just audio.
if (strhdr.fccType != streamtypeVIDEO && stream != 0) {
if ((lPos % dwInterleaveEvery) != 0)
continue;
lPosNext = lPos + dwInterleaveEvery;
}
if (stream != 0) {
// Figure out the data for this stream that needs to be
// written this time. Round UP so that the data goes
// early in the file so the stream won't starve.
lEnd = AVIStreamSampleToSampleNoClip(apavi[stream],
apavi[0], lPosNext);
} else {
lEnd = lPosNext;
}
lEnd = min(lEnd, AVIStreamEnd(apavi[stream]));
}
lDone[stream] = lEnd;
//DPF2(" Stream %d: (%ld - %ld)\n", stream, lStart, lEnd);
// Loop until we've read all we want.
while (lEnd > lStart) {
// !!! Right here, we should call AVIStreamGetFormat
// and then call AVIStreamSetFormat on the new
// streams.
// !!! Whose job is it to tell if the format has really
// changed?
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadFormat(apavi[stream],
lStart,
lpBuffer,
&cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVIStreamReadFormat failed!\n");
goto Error;
}
hr = AVIStreamSetFormat(apaviNew[stream],
lStart,
lpBuffer,
cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
// !!! Oh, well: we couldn't write the palette change...
DPF("AVIStreamSetFormat failed!\n");
}
ReadAgain0:
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
dwSamplesRead = 0;
hr = AVIStreamRead(apavi[stream], lStart,
lEnd - lStart,
lpBuffer, dwBufferSize,
&dwSize, &dwSamplesRead);
if (// dwSamplesRead == 0 &&
(GetScode(hr) == AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL)) {
// The frame didn't fit in our buffer.
// Make a bigger buffer.
dwBufferSize *= 2;
DPF("Resizing buffer to be %lx bytes\n", dwBufferSize);
lpBuffer = GlobalReAllocPtr(lpBuffer, dwBufferSize, GMEM_MOVEABLE);
if (lpBuffer)
goto ReadAgain0;
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_MEMORY);
}
if (hr != 0) {
DPF("AVISave: Error %08lx reading stream %d, position %ld!\n", (DWORD) hr, stream, lStart);
goto Error;
}
dwFlags = 0;
if (AVIStreamFindSample(apavi[stream], lStart,
FIND_KEY | FIND_PREV) == lStart)
dwFlags |= AVIIF_KEYFRAME;
hr = AVIStreamWrite(apaviNew[stream],
-1, dwSamplesRead,
lpBuffer, dwSize,
// cktype, // !!!
dwFlags, 0L, 0L);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
goto Error;
lStart += dwSamplesRead;
if ((LONG) dwSamplesRead != lEnd - lStart) {
// DPF2(" %lu of %lu actually read....\n", dwSamplesRead, lEnd - lStart);
}
}
}
// Mark the end of the frame, in case we're writing out
// the "strict" interleaved format with LIST 'rec' chunks...
if (dwInterleaveEvery == 1) {
hr = AVIFileEndRecord(pfilesave);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVISave: Error from EndRecord!\n");
goto Error;
}
}
// Give the application a chance to update status and the user
// a chance to abort...
if (lpfnCallback((int)
muldiv32(l + hdrNew.dwInitialFrames, 100,
hdrNew.dwInitialFrames +
hdrNew.dwTotalFrames))) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_USERABORT);
DPF("AVISave: Aborted!\n");
goto Error;
}
}
} else {
// Non-interleaved case: loop through the streams and write
// each one out by itself.
DPF("Saving non-interleaved.\n");
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
if (lpfnCallback(MulDiv(stream, 100, nStreams))) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_USERABORT);
goto Error;
}
AVIStreamInfoW(apavi[stream], &strhdr, sizeof(strhdr));
DPF("Saving stream %d: start=%lx, len=%lx\n", stream, strhdr.dwStart, strhdr.dwLength);
// !!! Need better cktype handling....
if (strhdr.fccType == streamtypeAUDIO)
cktype = cktypeWAVEbytes;
else if (strhdr.fccType == streamtypeVIDEO) {
if (strhdr.fccHandler == comptypeDIB)
cktype = cktypeDIBbits;
else
cktype = cktypeDIBcompressed;
} else
cktype = aviTWOCC('x', 'x');
// As usual, there are two possibilities:
// 1.) "wave-like" data, where lots of samples can be in
// a single chunk. In this case, we write out big chunks
// with many samples at a time.
// 2.) "video-like" data, where each sample is a different
// size, and thus each must be written individually.
if (strhdr.dwSampleSize != 0) {
/* It's wave-like data: lots of samples per chunk */
l = strhdr.dwStart;
while (l < (LONG) strhdr.dwLength) {
DWORD dwRead;
// Make the format of the new stream
// match the old one at every point....
// !!! Whose job is it to tell if the format has really
// changed?
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadFormat(apavi[stream],
l,
lpBuffer,
&cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVIStreamReadFormat failed!\n");
goto Error;
}
hr = AVIStreamSetFormat(apaviNew[stream],
l,
lpBuffer,
cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVIStreamSetFormat failed!\n");
// !!! Oh, well: we couldn't write the palette change...
}
// Read some data...
ReadAgain1:
dwSize = dwBufferSize;
dwSamplesRead = 0;
dwRead = min(dwBufferSize / strhdr.dwSampleSize,
strhdr.dwLength - (DWORD) l);
hr = AVIStreamRead(apavi[stream], l, dwRead,
lpBuffer, dwBufferSize,
&dwSize, &dwSamplesRead);
if (// dwSamplesRead == 0 &&
(GetScode(hr) == AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL)) {
// The frame didn't fit in our buffer.
// Make a bigger buffer.
dwBufferSize *= 2;
lpBuffer = GlobalReAllocPtr(lpBuffer, dwBufferSize, GMEM_MOVEABLE);
if (lpBuffer)
goto ReadAgain1;
}
// !!! Check if format has changed
dwFlags = 0; // !!! KEYFRAME?
DPF("Save: Read %lx/%lx samples at %lx\n", dwSamplesRead, dwRead, l);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("Save: Read failed! (%08lx) pos=%lx, len=%lx\n", (DWORD) hr, l, dwRead);
goto Error;
}
if (dwSamplesRead == 0) {
DPF("Ack: Read zero samples!");
if (l + 1 == (LONG) strhdr.dwLength) {
DPF("Pretending it's OK, since this was the last one....");
break;
}
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_FILEREAD);
goto Error;
}
l += dwSamplesRead;
// Write the data out...
hr = AVIStreamWrite(apaviNew[stream],
-1, dwSamplesRead,
lpBuffer, dwSize,
// !!! cktype, // !!!TWOCCFromFOURCC(ckid),
dwFlags, 0L, 0L);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVIStreamWrite failed! (%08lx)\n", (DWORD) hr);
goto Error;
}
if (lpfnCallback(MulDiv(stream, 100, nStreams) +
(int) muldiv32(l, 100,
nStreams * strhdr.dwLength))) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_USERABORT);
goto Error;
}
}
} else {
/* It's video-like data: one sample (frame) per chunk */
for (l = strhdr.dwStart;
l < (LONG) strhdr.dwLength;
l++) {
// !!! Right here, we should call AVIStreamGetFormat
// and then call AVIStreamSetFormat on the new
// streams.
// !!! Whose job is it to tell if the format has really
// changed?
cbFormat = dwBufferSize;
hr = AVIStreamReadFormat(apavi[stream],
l,
lpBuffer,
&cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
DPF("AVIStreamReadFormat failed!\n");
goto Error;
}
hr = AVIStreamSetFormat(apaviNew[stream],
l,
lpBuffer,
cbFormat);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK) {
// !!! Oh, well: we couldn't write the palette change...
DPF("AVIStreamSetFormat failed!\n");
}
ReadAgain:
dwSize = dwBufferSize;
/* Write out a single frame.... */
dwSamplesRead = 0;
hr = AVIStreamRead(apavi[stream], l, 1,
lpBuffer, dwBufferSize,
&dwSize, &dwSamplesRead);
// !!! Check if format has changed (palette change)
if (// dwSamplesRead == 0 &&
(GetScode(hr) == AVIERR_BUFFERTOOSMALL)) {
// The frame didn't fit in our buffer.
// Make a bigger buffer.
dwBufferSize *= 2;
lpBuffer = GlobalReAllocPtr(lpBuffer, dwBufferSize, GMEM_MOVEABLE);
if (lpBuffer)
goto ReadAgain;
}
if (dwSamplesRead != 1 || hr != 0) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_FILEREAD);
goto Error;
}
dwFlags = 0; // !!!!
// Check whether this should be marked a key frame.
// !!! shouldn't this be returned from AVIStreamRead()?
if (AVIStreamFindSample(apavi[stream], l,
FIND_KEY | FIND_PREV) == l)
dwFlags |= AVIIF_KEYFRAME;
// Write the chunk out.
hr = AVIStreamWrite(apaviNew[stream],
-1, dwSamplesRead,
lpBuffer, dwSize,
// !!! cktype, // !!!TWOCCFromFOURCC(ckid),
dwFlags, 0L, 0L);
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
goto Error;
// Video frames can be big, so call back every time.
if (lpfnCallback(MulDiv(stream, 100, nStreams) +
(int) muldiv32(l, 100, nStreams * strhdr.dwLength))) {
hr = ResultFromScode(AVIERR_USERABORT);
goto Error;
}
}
}
}
}
Error:
// We're done, one way or another.
/* Free buffer */
if (lpBuffer) {
GlobalFreePtr(lpBuffer);
}
// If everything's OK so far, finish writing the file.
// Close the file, free resources associated with writing it.
if (pfilesave) {
// Release all of our new streams
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
if (apaviNew[stream])
AVIStreamClose(apaviNew[stream]);
}
if (hr != AVIERR_OK)
AVIFileClose(pfilesave);
else {
// !!! ACK: AVIFileClose doesn't return an error! How do I tell
// if it worked?
// !!! does this mean I need a Flush() call?
/* hr = */ AVIFileClose(pfilesave);
}
}
// Release all of our streams
for (stream = 0; stream < nStreams; stream++) {
if (apavi[stream])
AVIStreamClose(apavi[stream]);
}
if (hr != 0) {
DPF("AVISave: Returning error %08lx\n", (DWORD) hr);
}
return hr;
}