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tangara-fw/src/audio/i2s_audio_output.cpp

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#include "i2s_audio_output.hpp"
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#include <algorithm>
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#include "esp_err.h"
#include "freertos/portmacro.h"
#include "audio_element.hpp"
#include "dac.hpp"
#include "freertos/projdefs.h"
#include "gpio_expander.hpp"
#include "result.hpp"
static const TickType_t kIdleTimeBeforeMute = pdMS_TO_TICKS(1000);
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static const char* kTag = "I2SOUT";
namespace audio {
static const std::size_t kDmaQueueLength = 8;
auto I2SAudioOutput::create(drivers::GpioExpander* expander)
-> cpp::result<std::shared_ptr<I2SAudioOutput>, Error> {
// First, we need to perform initial configuration of the DAC chip.
auto dac_result = drivers::AudioDac::create(expander);
if (dac_result.has_error()) {
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ESP_LOGE(kTag, "failed to init dac: %d", dac_result.error());
return cpp::fail(DAC_CONFIG);
}
std::unique_ptr<drivers::AudioDac> dac = std::move(dac_result.value());
// Soft mute immediately, in order to minimise any clicks and pops caused by
// the initial output element and pipeline configuration.
// dac->WriteVolume(255);
dac->WriteVolume(120); // for testing
return std::make_shared<I2SAudioOutput>(expander, std::move(dac));
}
I2SAudioOutput::I2SAudioOutput(drivers::GpioExpander* expander,
std::unique_ptr<drivers::AudioDac> dac)
: expander_(expander),
dac_(std::move(dac)),
volume_(255),
is_soft_muted_(false),
chunk_reader_(),
latest_chunk_(),
dma_size_(),
dma_queue_(nullptr) {}
I2SAudioOutput::~I2SAudioOutput() {
if (dma_queue_ != nullptr) {
ClearDmaQueue();
}
// TODO: power down the DAC.
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::HasUnprocessedInput() -> bool {
if (dma_queue_ == nullptr || !dma_size_) {
return false;
}
return latest_chunk_.size() >= *dma_size_;
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::ProcessStreamInfo(const StreamInfo& info)
-> cpp::result<void, AudioProcessingError> {
// TODO(jacqueline): probs do something with the channel hey
if (!info.bits_per_sample || !info.sample_rate) {
ESP_LOGE(kTag, "audio stream missing bits or sample rate");
return cpp::fail(UNSUPPORTED_STREAM);
}
if (!info.chunk_size) {
ESP_LOGE(kTag, "audio stream missing chunk size");
return cpp::fail(UNSUPPORTED_STREAM);
}
chunk_reader_.emplace(*info.chunk_size);
ESP_LOGI(kTag, "incoming audio stream: %u bpp @ %u Hz", *info.bits_per_sample,
*info.sample_rate);
drivers::AudioDac::BitsPerSample bps;
switch (*info.bits_per_sample) {
case 16:
bps = drivers::AudioDac::BPS_16;
break;
case 24:
bps = drivers::AudioDac::BPS_24;
break;
case 32:
bps = drivers::AudioDac::BPS_32;
break;
default:
ESP_LOGE(kTag, "dropping stream with unknown bps");
return cpp::fail(UNSUPPORTED_STREAM);
}
drivers::AudioDac::SampleRate sample_rate;
switch (*info.sample_rate) {
case 44100:
sample_rate = drivers::AudioDac::SAMPLE_RATE_44_1;
break;
case 48000:
sample_rate = drivers::AudioDac::SAMPLE_RATE_48;
break;
default:
ESP_LOGE(kTag, "dropping stream with unknown rate");
return cpp::fail(UNSUPPORTED_STREAM);
}
QueueHandle_t new_dma_queue =
xQueueCreate(kDmaQueueLength, sizeof(std::byte*));
dma_size_ = dac_->Reconfigure(bps, sample_rate, new_dma_queue);
if (dma_queue_ != nullptr) {
ClearDmaQueue();
}
dma_queue_ = new_dma_queue;
return {};
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::ProcessChunk(const cpp::span<std::byte>& chunk)
-> cpp::result<std::size_t, AudioProcessingError> {
ESP_LOGI(kTag, "received new samples");
latest_chunk_ = chunk_reader_->HandleNewData(chunk);
return 0;
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::ProcessEndOfStream() -> void {
if (chunk_reader_ && dma_size_) {
auto leftovers = chunk_reader_->GetLeftovers();
if (leftovers.size() > 0 && leftovers.size() < *dma_size_) {
std::byte* dest = static_cast<std::byte*>(malloc(*dma_size_));
cpp::span dest_span(dest, *dma_size_);
std::copy(leftovers.begin(), leftovers.end(), dest_span.begin());
std::fill(dest_span.begin() + leftovers.size(), dest_span.end(), static_cast<std::byte>(0));
xQueueSend(dma_queue_, &dest, portMAX_DELAY);
}
}
SendOrBufferEvent(
std::unique_ptr<StreamEvent>(
StreamEvent::CreateEndOfStream(input_events_)));
chunk_reader_.reset();
dma_size_.reset();
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::Process() -> cpp::result<void, AudioProcessingError> {
std::size_t spaces_available = uxQueueSpacesAvailable(dma_queue_);
if (spaces_available == 0) {
// TODO: think about this more. can this just be the output event queue?
vTaskDelay(pdMS_TO_TICKS(100));
return {};
}
// Fill the queue as much as possible, since we need to be able to stream
// FAST.
while (latest_chunk_.size() >= *dma_size_ && spaces_available > 0) {
// TODO: small memory arena for this?
std::byte* dest = static_cast<std::byte*>(malloc(*dma_size_));
cpp::span dest_span(dest, *dma_size_);
cpp::span src_span = latest_chunk_.first(*dma_size_);
std::copy(src_span.begin(), src_span.end(), dest_span.begin());
if (!xQueueSend(dma_queue_, &dest, 0)) {
// TODO: calculate how often we expect this to happen.
free(dest);
break;
}
latest_chunk_ = latest_chunk_.subspan(*dma_size_);
ESP_LOGI(kTag, "wrote dma buffer of size %u", *dma_size_);
}
if (latest_chunk_.size() < *dma_size_) {
// TODO: if this is the end of the stream, then we should be sending this
// with zero padding. hmm. i guess we need an explicit EOF event?
chunk_reader_->HandleBytesLeftOver(latest_chunk_.size());
ESP_LOGI(kTag, "not enough samples for dma buffer");
}
return {};
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::SetVolume(uint8_t volume) -> void {
volume_ = volume;
if (!is_soft_muted_) {
dac_->WriteVolume(volume);
}
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::SetSoftMute(bool enabled) -> void {
if (enabled == is_soft_muted_) {
return;
}
is_soft_muted_ = enabled;
if (is_soft_muted_) {
dac_->WriteVolume(255);
} else {
dac_->WriteVolume(volume_);
}
}
auto I2SAudioOutput::ClearDmaQueue() -> void {
// Ensure we don't leak any memory from events leftover in the queue.
while (uxQueueSpacesAvailable(dma_queue_) < kDmaQueueLength) {
std::byte* data = nullptr;
if (xQueueReceive(input_events_, &data, 0)) {
free(data);
} else {
break;
}
}
vQueueDelete(dma_queue_);
}
} // namespace audio