Java Code Examples for com.google.android.exoplayer2.util.NalUnitUtil#getH265NalUnitType()

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Example 1
Source File: H265Reader.java    From MediaSDK with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}
Example 2
Source File: H265Reader.java    From TelePlus-Android with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}
Example 3
Source File: H265Reader.java    From TelePlus-Android with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}
Example 4
Source File: H265Reader.java    From K-Sonic with MIT License 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}
Example 5
Source File: H265Reader.java    From Telegram-FOSS with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}
Example 6
Source File: H265Reader.java    From Telegram with GNU General Public License v2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public void consume(ParsableByteArray data) {
  while (data.bytesLeft() > 0) {
    int offset = data.getPosition();
    int limit = data.limit();
    byte[] dataArray = data.data;

    // Append the data to the buffer.
    totalBytesWritten += data.bytesLeft();
    output.sampleData(data, data.bytesLeft());

    // Scan the appended data, processing NAL units as they are encountered
    while (offset < limit) {
      int nalUnitOffset = NalUnitUtil.findNalUnit(dataArray, offset, limit, prefixFlags);

      if (nalUnitOffset == limit) {
        // We've scanned to the end of the data without finding the start of another NAL unit.
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, limit);
        return;
      }

      // We've seen the start of a NAL unit of the following type.
      int nalUnitType = NalUnitUtil.getH265NalUnitType(dataArray, nalUnitOffset);

      // This is the number of bytes from the current offset to the start of the next NAL unit.
      // It may be negative if the NAL unit started in the previously consumed data.
      int lengthToNalUnit = nalUnitOffset - offset;
      if (lengthToNalUnit > 0) {
        nalUnitData(dataArray, offset, nalUnitOffset);
      }

      int bytesWrittenPastPosition = limit - nalUnitOffset;
      long absolutePosition = totalBytesWritten - bytesWrittenPastPosition;
      // Indicate the end of the previous NAL unit. If the length to the start of the next unit
      // is negative then we wrote too many bytes to the NAL buffers. Discard the excess bytes
      // when notifying that the unit has ended.
      endNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition,
          lengthToNalUnit < 0 ? -lengthToNalUnit : 0, pesTimeUs);
      // Indicate the start of the next NAL unit.
      startNalUnit(absolutePosition, bytesWrittenPastPosition, nalUnitType, pesTimeUs);
      // Continue scanning the data.
      offset = nalUnitOffset + 3;
    }
  }
}