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@ -303,30 +303,12 @@ static void __dtmf_dsp_shutdown(struct call_media *sink, int payload_type) {
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g_list_free(list);
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}
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// call must be locked in W
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void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags)
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{
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if (!receiver->codec_handlers)
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receiver->codec_handlers = g_hash_table_new_full(g_int_hash, g_int_equal,
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NULL, __codec_handler_free);
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MEDIA_CLEAR(receiver, TRANSCODE);
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receiver->rtcp_handler = NULL;
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GSList *passthrough_handlers = NULL;
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// we go through the list of codecs that the receiver supports and compare it
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// with the list of codecs supported by the sink. if the receiver supports
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// a codec that the sink doesn't support, we must transcode.
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//
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// if we transcode, we transcode to the highest-preference supported codec
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// that the sink specified. determine this first.
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static struct rtp_payload_type *__check_dest_codecs(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags, GHashTable *dtmf_sinks, int *sink_transcoding)
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{
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struct rtp_payload_type *pref_dest_codec = NULL;
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int sink_transcoding = 0;
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// keep track of telephone-event payload types. we hash them by clock rate
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// in case there's several of them. the clock rates of the destination
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// codec and the telephone-event codec must match.
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GHashTable *dtmf_sinks = g_hash_table_new(g_direct_hash, g_direct_equal);
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for (GList *l = sink->codecs_prefs_send.head; l; l = l->next) {
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struct rtp_payload_type *pt = l->data;
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__ensure_codec_def(pt, sink);
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@ -353,7 +335,7 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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struct rtp_payload_type *recv_pt = g_hash_table_lookup(receiver->codecs_send,
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&pt->payload_type);
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if (!recv_pt || rtp_payload_type_cmp(pt, recv_pt)) {
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sink_transcoding = 1;
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*sink_transcoding = 1;
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// can the sink receive RFC DTMF but the receiver can't send it?
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if (pt->codec_def && pt->codec_def->dtmf) {
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if (!g_hash_table_lookup(dtmf_sinks, GUINT_TO_POINTER(pt->clock_rate)))
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@ -373,15 +355,21 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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}
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}
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// similarly, if the sink can receive a codec that the receiver can't send, it's also transcoding
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// XXX these blocks should go into their own functions
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if (MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE)) {
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return pref_dest_codec;
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}
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static void __check_send_codecs(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags, GHashTable *dtmf_sinks, int *sink_transcoding)
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{
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if (!MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE))
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return;
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for (GList *l = sink->codecs_prefs_recv.head; l; l = l->next) {
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struct rtp_payload_type *pt = l->data;
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struct rtp_payload_type *recv_pt = g_hash_table_lookup(receiver->codecs_send,
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&pt->payload_type);
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if (!recv_pt || rtp_payload_type_cmp(pt, recv_pt)) {
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sink_transcoding = 1;
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*sink_transcoding = 1;
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// can the sink receive RFC DTMF but the receiver can't send it?
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if (pt->codec_def && pt->codec_def->dtmf) {
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if (!g_hash_table_lookup(dtmf_sinks, GUINT_TO_POINTER(pt->clock_rate)))
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@ -400,15 +388,18 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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if (!ch_recv)
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continue;
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if (ch_recv->transcoder) {
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sink_transcoding = 1;
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*sink_transcoding = 1;
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break;
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}
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}
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}
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}
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static int __dtmf_payload_type(GHashTable *dtmf_sinks, struct rtp_payload_type *pref_dest_codec) {
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if (!g_hash_table_size(dtmf_sinks) || !pref_dest_codec)
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return -1;
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ilog(LOG_DEBUG, "%i DTMF sink entries", g_hash_table_size(dtmf_sinks));
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int dtmf_payload_type = -1;
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if (g_hash_table_size(dtmf_sinks) && pref_dest_codec) {
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// find the telephone-event codec entry with a matching clock rate
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struct rtp_payload_type *pt = g_hash_table_lookup(dtmf_sinks,
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GUINT_TO_POINTER(pref_dest_codec->clock_rate));
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@ -420,17 +411,11 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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dtmf_payload_type = pt->payload_type;
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ilog(LOG_DEBUG, "Output DTMF payload type is %i", dtmf_payload_type);
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}
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}
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g_hash_table_destroy(dtmf_sinks);
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// stop transcoding if we've determined that we don't need it
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if (MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE) && !sink_transcoding) {
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ilog(LOG_DEBUG, "Disabling transcoding engine (not needed)");
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MEDIA_CLEAR(sink, TRANSCODE);
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}
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return dtmf_payload_type;
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}
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if (MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE)) {
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static void __accept_transcode_codecs(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink) {
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// if the other side is transcoding, we need to accept codecs that were
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// originally offered (recv->send) if we support them, even if the
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// response (sink->send) doesn't include them
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@ -476,9 +461,14 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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insert_pos = insert_pos->next;
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}
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}
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}
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else {
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if (!flags || !flags->asymmetric_codecs) {
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}
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static void __eliminate_rejected_codecs(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags)
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{
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if (flags && flags->asymmetric_codecs)
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return;
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// in the other case (not transcoding), we can eliminate rejected codecs from our
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// `send` list if the receiver cannot receive it.
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for (GList *l = receiver->codecs_prefs_send.head; l;) {
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@ -491,8 +481,53 @@ void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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STR_FMT(&pt->encoding_with_params));
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l = __delete_send_codec(receiver, l);
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}
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}
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// call must be locked in W
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void codec_handlers_update(struct call_media *receiver, struct call_media *sink,
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const struct sdp_ng_flags *flags)
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{
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if (!receiver->codec_handlers)
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receiver->codec_handlers = g_hash_table_new_full(g_int_hash, g_int_equal,
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NULL, __codec_handler_free);
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MEDIA_CLEAR(receiver, TRANSCODE);
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receiver->rtcp_handler = NULL;
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GSList *passthrough_handlers = NULL;
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// we go through the list of codecs that the receiver supports and compare it
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// with the list of codecs supported by the sink. if the receiver supports
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// a codec that the sink doesn't support, we must transcode.
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//
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// if we transcode, we transcode to the highest-preference supported codec
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// that the sink specified. determine this first.
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struct rtp_payload_type *pref_dest_codec = NULL;
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int sink_transcoding = 0;
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// keep track of telephone-event payload types. we hash them by clock rate
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// in case there's several of them. the clock rates of the destination
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// codec and the telephone-event codec must match.
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GHashTable *dtmf_sinks = g_hash_table_new(g_direct_hash, g_direct_equal);
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pref_dest_codec = __check_dest_codecs(receiver, sink, flags, dtmf_sinks, &sink_transcoding);
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// similarly, if the sink can receive a codec that the receiver can't send, it's also transcoding
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__check_send_codecs(receiver, sink, flags, dtmf_sinks, &sink_transcoding);
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ilog(LOG_DEBUG, "%i DTMF sink entries", g_hash_table_size(dtmf_sinks));
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int dtmf_payload_type = __dtmf_payload_type(dtmf_sinks, pref_dest_codec);
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g_hash_table_destroy(dtmf_sinks);
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// stop transcoding if we've determined that we don't need it
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if (MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE) && !sink_transcoding) {
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ilog(LOG_DEBUG, "Disabling transcoding engine (not needed)");
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MEDIA_CLEAR(sink, TRANSCODE);
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}
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}
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if (MEDIA_ISSET(sink, TRANSCODE))
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__accept_transcode_codecs(receiver, sink);
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else
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__eliminate_rejected_codecs(receiver, sink, flags);
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// if multiple input codecs transcode to the same output codec, we want to make sure
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// that all the decoders output their media to the same encoder. we use the destination
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