obs-studio/libobs/obs-audio-controls.h
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/*
Copyright (C) 2014 by Leonhard Oelke <leonhard@in-verted.de>
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#pragma once
#include "obs.h"
/**
* @file
* @brief header for audio controls
*
* @brief Audio controls for use in GUIs
*/
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/**
* @brief Fader types
*/
enum obs_fader_type {
/**
* @brief A simple cubic fader for controlling audio levels
*
* This is a very common type of software fader since it yields good
* results while being quite performant.
* The input value is mapped to mul values with the simple formula x^3.
*/
OBS_FADER_CUBIC,
/**
* @brief A fader compliant to IEC 60-268-18
*
* This type of fader has several segments with different slopes that
* map deflection linearly to dB values. The segments are defined as
* in the following table:
*
@code
Deflection | Volume
------------------------------------------
[ 100 %, 75 % ] | [ 0 dB, -9 dB ]
[ 75 %, 50 % ] | [ -9 dB, -20 dB ]
[ 50 %, 30 % ] | [ -20 dB, -30 dB ]
[ 30 %, 15 % ] | [ -30 dB, -40 dB ]
[ 15 %, 7.5 % ] | [ -40 dB, -50 dB ]
[ 7.5 %, 2.5 % ] | [ -50 dB, -60 dB ]
[ 2.5 %, 0 % ] | [ -60 dB, -inf dB ]
@endcode
*/
OBS_FADER_IEC,
/**
* @brief Logarithmic fader
*/
OBS_FADER_LOG
};
/**
* @brief Peak meter types
*/
enum obs_peak_meter_type {
/**
* @brief A simple peak meter measuring the maximum of all samples.
*
* This was a very common type of peak meter used for audio, but
* is not very accurate with regards to further audio processing.
*/
SAMPLE_PEAK_METER,
/**
* @brief An accurate peak meter measure the maximum of inter-samples.
*
* This meter is more computational intensive due to 4x oversampling
* to determine the true peak to an accuracy of +/- 0.5 dB.
*/
TRUE_PEAK_METER
};
/**
* @brief Create a fader
* @param type the type of the fader
* @return pointer to the fader object
*
* A fader object is used to map input values from a gui element to dB and
* subsequently multiplier values used by libobs to mix audio.
* The current "position" of the fader is internally stored as dB value.
*/
EXPORT obs_fader_t *obs_fader_create(enum obs_fader_type type);
/**
* @brief Destroy a fader
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
*
* Destroy the fader and free all related data
*/
EXPORT void obs_fader_destroy(obs_fader_t *fader);
/**
* @brief Set the fader dB value
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @param db new dB value
* @return true if value was set without clamping
*/
EXPORT bool obs_fader_set_db(obs_fader_t *fader, const float db);
/**
* @brief Get the current fader dB value
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @return current fader dB value
*/
EXPORT float obs_fader_get_db(obs_fader_t *fader);
/**
* @brief Set the fader value from deflection
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @param def new deflection
* @return true if value was set without clamping
*
* This sets the new fader value from the supplied deflection, in case the
* resulting value was clamped due to limits this function will return false.
* The deflection is typically in the range [0.0, 1.0] but may be higher in
* order to provide some amplification. In order for this to work the high dB
* limit has to be set.
*/
EXPORT bool obs_fader_set_deflection(obs_fader_t *fader, const float def);
/**
* @brief Get the current fader deflection
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @return current fader deflection
*/
EXPORT float obs_fader_get_deflection(obs_fader_t *fader);
/**
* @brief Set the fader value from multiplier
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @return true if the value was set without clamping
*/
EXPORT bool obs_fader_set_mul(obs_fader_t *fader, const float mul);
/**
* @brief Get the current fader multiplier value
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @return current fader multiplier
*/
EXPORT float obs_fader_get_mul(obs_fader_t *fader);
/**
* @brief Attach the fader to a source
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
* @param source pointer to the source object
* @return true on success
*
* When the fader is attached to a source it will automatically sync it's state
* to the volume of the source.
*/
EXPORT bool obs_fader_attach_source(obs_fader_t *fader, obs_source_t *source);
/**
* @brief Detach the fader from the currently attached source
* @param fader pointer to the fader object
*/
EXPORT void obs_fader_detach_source(obs_fader_t *fader);
typedef void (*obs_fader_changed_t)(void *param, float db);
EXPORT void obs_fader_add_callback(obs_fader_t *fader,
obs_fader_changed_t callback, void *param);
EXPORT void obs_fader_remove_callback(obs_fader_t *fader,
obs_fader_changed_t callback,
void *param);
/**
* @brief Create a volume meter
* @param type the mapping type to use for the volume meter
* @return pointer to the volume meter object
*
* A volume meter object is used to prepare the sound levels reported by audio
* sources for display in a GUI.
* It will automatically take source volume into account and map the levels
* to a range [0.0f, 1.0f].
*/
EXPORT obs_volmeter_t *obs_volmeter_create(enum obs_fader_type type);
/**
* @brief Destroy a volume meter
* @param volmeter pointer to the volmeter object
*
* Destroy the volume meter and free all related data
*/
EXPORT void obs_volmeter_destroy(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter);
/**
* @brief Attach the volume meter to a source
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
* @param source pointer to the source object
* @return true on success
*
* When the volume meter is attached to a source it will start to listen to
* volume updates on the source and after preparing the data emit its own
* signal.
*/
EXPORT bool obs_volmeter_attach_source(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter,
obs_source_t *source);
/**
* @brief Detach the volume meter from the currently attached source
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
*/
EXPORT void obs_volmeter_detach_source(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter);
/**
* @brief Set the peak meter type for the volume meter
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
* @param peak_meter_type set if true-peak needs to be measured.
*/
EXPORT void
obs_volmeter_set_peak_meter_type(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter,
enum obs_peak_meter_type peak_meter_type);
/**
* @brief Set the update interval for the volume meter
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
* @param ms update interval in ms
*
* This sets the update interval in milliseconds that should be processed before
* the resulting values are emitted by the levels_updated signal. The resulting
* number of audio samples is rounded to an integer.
*
* Please note that due to way obs does receive audio data from the sources
* this is no hard guarantee for the timing of the signal itself. When the
* volume meter receives a chunk of data that is multiple the size of the sample
* interval, all data will be sampled and the values updated accordingly, but
* only the signal for the last segment is actually emitted.
* On the other hand data might be received in a way that will cause the signal
* to be emitted in shorter intervals than specified here under some
* circumstances.
*/
EXPORT void obs_volmeter_set_update_interval(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter,
const unsigned int ms);
/**
* @brief Get the update interval currently used for the volume meter
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
* @return update interval in ms
*/
EXPORT unsigned int obs_volmeter_get_update_interval(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter);
/**
* @brief Get the number of channels which are configured for this source.
* @param volmeter pointer to the volume meter object
*/
EXPORT int obs_volmeter_get_nr_channels(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter);
typedef void (*obs_volmeter_updated_t)(
void *param, const float magnitude[MAX_AUDIO_CHANNELS],
const float peak[MAX_AUDIO_CHANNELS],
const float input_peak[MAX_AUDIO_CHANNELS]);
EXPORT void obs_volmeter_add_callback(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter,
obs_volmeter_updated_t callback,
void *param);
EXPORT void obs_volmeter_remove_callback(obs_volmeter_t *volmeter,
obs_volmeter_updated_t callback,
void *param);
EXPORT float obs_mul_to_db(float mul);
EXPORT float obs_db_to_mul(float db);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif