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/**************************** SBR decoder library ******************************
Author(s):
Description:
*******************************************************************************/
/*!
\file
\brief parametric stereo decoder
*/
#include "psdec.h"
#include "FDK_bitbuffer.h"
#include "sbr_rom.h"
#include "sbr_ram.h"
#include "FDK_tools_rom.h"
#include "genericStds.h"
#include "FDK_trigFcts.h"
/********************************************************************/
/* MLQUAL DEFINES */
/********************************************************************/
#define FRACT_ZERO FRACT_BITS - 1
/********************************************************************/
SBR_ERROR ResetPsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d);
/***** HELPERS *****/
/***************************************************************************/
/*!
\brief Creates one instance of the PS_DEC struct
\return Error info
****************************************************************************/
int CreatePsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC *h_PS_DEC, /*!< pointer to the module state */
int aacSamplesPerFrame) {
SBR_ERROR errorInfo = SBRDEC_OK;
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d;
int i;
if (*h_PS_DEC == NULL) {
/* Get ps dec ram */
h_ps_d = GetRam_ps_dec();
if (h_ps_d == NULL) {
goto bail;
}
} else {
/* Reset an open instance */
h_ps_d = *h_PS_DEC;
}
/*
* Create Analysis Hybrid filterbank.
*/
FDKhybridAnalysisOpen(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridAnalysis,
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pHybridAnaStatesLFdmx,
sizeof(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pHybridAnaStatesLFdmx),
NULL, 0);
/* initialisation */
switch (aacSamplesPerFrame) {
case 960:
h_ps_d->noSubSamples = 30; /* col */
break;
case 1024:
h_ps_d->noSubSamples = 32; /* col */
break;
default:
h_ps_d->noSubSamples = -1;
break;
}
if (h_ps_d->noSubSamples > MAX_NUM_COL || h_ps_d->noSubSamples <= 0) {
goto bail;
}
h_ps_d->noChannels = NO_QMF_CHANNELS; /* row */
h_ps_d->psDecodedPrv = 0;
h_ps_d->procFrameBased = -1;
for (i = 0; i < (1) + 1; i++) {
h_ps_d->bPsDataAvail[i] = ppt_none;
}
{
int error;
error = FDKdecorrelateOpen(&(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.apDecor),
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.decorrBufferCplx,
(2 * ((825) + (373))));
if (error) goto bail;
}
for (i = 0; i < (1) + 1; i++) {
FDKmemclear(&h_ps_d->bsData[i].mpeg, sizeof(MPEG_PS_BS_DATA));
}
errorInfo = ResetPsDec(h_ps_d);
if (errorInfo != SBRDEC_OK) goto bail;
*h_PS_DEC = h_ps_d;
return 0;
bail:
if (h_ps_d != NULL) {
DeletePsDec(&h_ps_d);
}
return -1;
} /*END CreatePsDec */
/***************************************************************************/
/*!
\brief Delete one instance of the PS_DEC struct
\return Error info
****************************************************************************/
int DeletePsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC *h_PS_DEC) /*!< pointer to the module state */
{
if (*h_PS_DEC == NULL) {
return -1;
}
{
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d = *h_PS_DEC;
FDKdecorrelateClose(&(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.apDecor));
}
FreeRam_ps_dec(h_PS_DEC);
return 0;
} /*END DeletePsDec */
/***************************************************************************/
/*!
\brief resets some values of the PS handle to default states
\return
****************************************************************************/
SBR_ERROR ResetPsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d) /*!< pointer to the module state */
{
SBR_ERROR errorInfo = SBRDEC_OK;
INT i;
/* explicitly init state variables to safe values (until first ps header
* arrives) */
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.lastUsb = 0;
/*
* Initialize Analysis Hybrid filterbank.
*/
FDKhybridAnalysisInit(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridAnalysis, THREE_TO_TEN,
NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20, NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20, 1);
/*
* Initialize Synthesis Hybrid filterbank.
*/
for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
FDKhybridSynthesisInit(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridSynthesis[i],
THREE_TO_TEN, NO_QMF_CHANNELS, NO_QMF_CHANNELS);
}
{
INT error;
error = FDKdecorrelateInit(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.apDecor, 71, DECORR_PS,
DUCKER_AUTOMATIC, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, /* isLegacyPS */
1);
if (error) return SBRDEC_NOT_INITIALIZED;
}
for (i = 0; i < NO_IID_GROUPS; i++) {
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h11rPrev[i] = FL2FXCONST_DBL(0.5f);
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h12rPrev[i] = FL2FXCONST_DBL(0.5f);
}
FDKmemclear(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h21rPrev,
sizeof(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h21rPrev));
FDKmemclear(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h22rPrev,
sizeof(h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h22rPrev));
return errorInfo;
}
/***************************************************************************/
/*!
\brief Feed delaylines when parametric stereo is switched on.
\return
****************************************************************************/
void PreparePsProcessing(HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d,
const FIXP_DBL *const *const rIntBufferLeft,
const FIXP_DBL *const *const iIntBufferLeft,
const int scaleFactorLowBand) {
if (h_ps_d->procFrameBased ==
1) /* If we have switched from frame to slot based processing */
{ /* fill hybrid delay buffer. */
int i, j;
for (i = 0; i < HYBRID_FILTER_DELAY; i++) {
FIXP_DBL qmfInputData[2][NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20];
FIXP_DBL hybridOutputData[2][NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS];
for (j = 0; j < NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20; j++) {
qmfInputData[0][j] =
scaleValue(rIntBufferLeft[i][j], scaleFactorLowBand);
qmfInputData[1][j] =
scaleValue(iIntBufferLeft[i][j], scaleFactorLowBand);
}
FDKhybridAnalysisApply(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridAnalysis,
qmfInputData[0], qmfInputData[1],
hybridOutputData[0], hybridOutputData[1]);
}
h_ps_d->procFrameBased = 0; /* switch to slot based processing. */
} /* procFrameBased==1 */
}
void initSlotBasedRotation(
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d, /*!< pointer to the module state */
int env, int usb) {
INT group = 0;
INT bin = 0;
INT noIidSteps, noFactors;
FIXP_SGL invL;
FIXP_DBL ScaleL, ScaleR;
FIXP_DBL Alpha, Beta, AlphasValue;
FIXP_DBL h11r, h12r, h21r, h22r;
const FIXP_DBL *PScaleFactors;
if (h_ps_d->bsData[h_ps_d->processSlot].mpeg.bFineIidQ) {
PScaleFactors = ScaleFactorsFine; /* values are shiftet right by one */
noIidSteps = NO_IID_STEPS_FINE;
noFactors = NO_IID_LEVELS_FINE;
} else {
PScaleFactors = ScaleFactors; /* values are shiftet right by one */
noIidSteps = NO_IID_STEPS;
noFactors = NO_IID_LEVELS;
}
/* dequantize and decode */
for (group = 0; group < NO_IID_GROUPS; group++) {
bin = bins2groupMap20[group];
/*!
type 'A' rotation
mixing procedure R_a, used in baseline version
Scale-factor vectors c1 and c2 are precalculated in initPsTables () and
stored in scaleFactors[] and scaleFactorsFine[] = pScaleFactors []. From the
linearized IID parameters (intensity differences), two scale factors are
calculated. They are used to obtain the coefficients h11... h22.
*/
/* ScaleR and ScaleL are scaled by 1 shift right */
ScaleL = ScaleR = 0;
if (noIidSteps + h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin] >= 0 && noIidSteps + h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin] < noFactors)
ScaleR = PScaleFactors[noIidSteps + h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef
->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin]];
if (noIidSteps - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin] >= 0 && noIidSteps - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin] < noFactors)
ScaleL = PScaleFactors[noIidSteps - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef
->aaIidIndexMapped[env][bin]];
AlphasValue = 0;
if (h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIccIndexMapped[env][bin] >= 0)
AlphasValue = Alphas[h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->aaIccIndexMapped[env][bin]];
Beta = fMult(
fMult(AlphasValue,
(ScaleR - ScaleL)),
FIXP_SQRT05);
Alpha =
AlphasValue >> 1;
/* Alpha and Beta are now both scaled by 2 shifts right */
/* calculate the coefficients h11... h22 from scale-factors and ICC
* parameters */
/* h values are scaled by 1 shift right */
{
FIXP_DBL trigData[4];
inline_fixp_cos_sin(Beta + Alpha, Beta - Alpha, 2, trigData);
h11r = fMult(ScaleL, trigData[0]);
h12r = fMult(ScaleR, trigData[2]);
h21r = fMult(ScaleL, trigData[1]);
h22r = fMult(ScaleR, trigData[3]);
}
/*****************************************************************************************/
/* Interpolation of the matrices H11... H22: */
/* */
/* H11(k,n) = H11(k,n[e]) + (n-n[e]) * (H11(k,n[e+1] - H11(k,n[e])) /
* (n[e+1] - n[e]) */
/* ... */
/*****************************************************************************************/
/* invL = 1/(length of envelope) */
invL = FX_DBL2FX_SGL(GetInvInt(
h_ps_d->bsData[h_ps_d->processSlot].mpeg.aEnvStartStop[env + 1] -
h_ps_d->bsData[h_ps_d->processSlot].mpeg.aEnvStartStop[env]));
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H11r[group] =
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h11rPrev[group];
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H12r[group] =
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h12rPrev[group];
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H21r[group] =
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h21rPrev[group];
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H22r[group] =
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h22rPrev[group];
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->DeltaH11r[group] =
fMult(h11r - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H11r[group], invL);
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->DeltaH12r[group] =
fMult(h12r - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H12r[group], invL);
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->DeltaH21r[group] =
fMult(h21r - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H21r[group], invL);
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->DeltaH22r[group] =
fMult(h22r - h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef->H22r[group], invL);
/* update prev coefficients for interpolation in next envelope */
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h11rPrev[group] = h11r;
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h12rPrev[group] = h12r;
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h21rPrev[group] = h21r;
h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.h22rPrev[group] = h22r;
} /* group loop */
}
static const UCHAR groupTable[NO_IID_GROUPS + 1] = {
0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 21, 25, 30, 42, 71};
static void applySlotBasedRotation(
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d, /*!< pointer to the module state */
FIXP_DBL *mHybridRealLeft, /*!< hybrid values real left */
FIXP_DBL *mHybridImagLeft, /*!< hybrid values imag left */
FIXP_DBL *mHybridRealRight, /*!< hybrid values real right */
FIXP_DBL *mHybridImagRight /*!< hybrid values imag right */
) {
INT group;
INT subband;
/**********************************************************************************************/
/*!
Mapping
The number of stereo bands that is actually used depends on the number of
availble parameters for IID and ICC: nr. of IID para.| nr. of ICC para.
| nr. of Stereo bands
----------------|------------------|-------------------
10,20 | 10,20 | 20
10,20 | 34 | 34
34 | 10,20 | 34
34 | 34 | 34
In the case the number of parameters for IIS and ICC differs from the number
of stereo bands, a mapping from the lower number to the higher number of
parameters is applied. Index mapping of IID and ICC parameters is already done
in psbitdec.cpp. Further mapping is not needed here in baseline version.
**********************************************************************************************/
/************************************************************************************************/
/*!
Mixing
To generate the QMF subband signals for the subband samples n = n[e]+1 ,,,
n_[e+1] the parameters at position n[e] and n[e+1] are required as well as the
subband domain signals s_k(n) and d_k(n) for n = n[e]+1... n_[e+1]. n[e]
represents the start position for envelope e. The border positions n[e] are
handled in DecodePS().
The stereo sub subband signals are constructed as:
l_k(n) = H11(k,n) s_k(n) + H21(k,n) d_k(n)
r_k(n) = H21(k,n) s_k(n) + H22(k,n) d_k(n)
In order to obtain the matrices H11(k,n)... H22 (k,n), the vectors h11(b)...
h22(b) need to be calculated first (b: parameter index). Depending on ICC mode
either mixing procedure R_a or R_b is used for that. For both procedures, the
parameters for parameter position n[e+1] is used.
************************************************************************************************/
/************************************************************************************************/
/*!
Phase parameters
With disabled phase parameters (which is the case in baseline version), the
H-matrices are just calculated by:
H11(k,n[e+1] = h11(b(k))
(...)
b(k): parameter index according to mapping table
Processing of the samples in the sub subbands
this loop includes the interpolation of the coefficients Hxx
************************************************************************************************/
/******************************************************/
/* construct stereo sub subband signals according to: */
/* */
/* l_k(n) = H11(k,n) s_k(n) + H21(k,n) d_k(n) */
/* r_k(n) = H12(k,n) s_k(n) + H22(k,n) d_k(n) */
/******************************************************/
PS_DEC_COEFFICIENTS *pCoef = h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.pCoef;
for (group = 0; group < NO_IID_GROUPS; group++) {
pCoef->H11r[group] += pCoef->DeltaH11r[group];
pCoef->H12r[group] += pCoef->DeltaH12r[group];
pCoef->H21r[group] += pCoef->DeltaH21r[group];
pCoef->H22r[group] += pCoef->DeltaH22r[group];
const int start = groupTable[group];
const int stop = groupTable[group + 1];
for (subband = start; subband < stop; subband++) {
FIXP_DBL tmpLeft =
fMultAdd(fMultDiv2(pCoef->H11r[group], mHybridRealLeft[subband]),
pCoef->H21r[group], mHybridRealRight[subband]);
FIXP_DBL tmpRight =
fMultAdd(fMultDiv2(pCoef->H12r[group], mHybridRealLeft[subband]),
pCoef->H22r[group], mHybridRealRight[subband]);
mHybridRealLeft[subband] = tmpLeft;
mHybridRealRight[subband] = tmpRight;
tmpLeft =
fMultAdd(fMultDiv2(pCoef->H11r[group], mHybridImagLeft[subband]),
pCoef->H21r[group], mHybridImagRight[subband]);
tmpRight =
fMultAdd(fMultDiv2(pCoef->H12r[group], mHybridImagLeft[subband]),
pCoef->H22r[group], mHybridImagRight[subband]);
mHybridImagLeft[subband] = tmpLeft;
mHybridImagRight[subband] = tmpRight;
} /* subband */
}
}
/***************************************************************************/
/*!
\brief Applies IID, ICC, IPD and OPD parameters to the current frame.
\return none
****************************************************************************/
void ApplyPsSlot(
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d, /*!< handle PS_DEC*/
FIXP_DBL **rIntBufferLeft, /*!< real bands left qmf channel (38x64) */
FIXP_DBL **iIntBufferLeft, /*!< imag bands left qmf channel (38x64) */
FIXP_DBL *rIntBufferRight, /*!< real bands right qmf channel (38x64) */
FIXP_DBL *iIntBufferRight, /*!< imag bands right qmf channel (38x64) */
const int scaleFactorLowBand_no_ov, const int scaleFactorLowBand,
const int scaleFactorHighBand, const int lsb, const int usb) {
/*!
The 64-band QMF representation of the monaural signal generated by the SBR tool
is used as input of the PS tool. After the PS processing, the outputs of the
left and right hybrid synthesis filterbanks are used to generate the stereo
output signal.
------------- ---------- -------------
| Hybrid | M_n[k,m] | | L_n[k,m] | Hybrid | l[n]
m[n] --->| analysis |--------->| |--------->| synthesis |----->
------------- | Stereo | -------------
| | recon- |
| | stuction |
\|/ | |
------------- | |
| De- | D_n[k,m] | |
| correlation |--------->| |
------------- | | -------------
| | R_n[k,m] | Hybrid | r[n]
| |--------->| synthesis |----->
IID, ICC ------------------------>| | | filter bank |
(IPD, OPD) ---------- -------------
m[n]: QMF represantation of the mono input
M_n[k,m]: (sub-)sub-band domain signals of the mono input
D_n[k,m]: decorrelated (sub-)sub-band domain signals
L_n[k,m]: (sub-)sub-band domain signals of the left output
R_n[k,m]: (sub-)sub-band domain signals of the right output
l[n],r[n]: left/right output signals
*/
#define NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS (71)
int i;
FIXP_DBL qmfInputData[2][NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20];
FIXP_DBL *hybridData[2][2];
C_ALLOC_SCRATCH_START(pHybridData, FIXP_DBL, 4 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS);
hybridData[0][0] =
pHybridData + 0 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS; /* left real hybrid data */
hybridData[0][1] =
pHybridData + 1 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS; /* left imag hybrid data */
hybridData[1][0] =
pHybridData + 2 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS; /* right real hybrid data */
hybridData[1][1] =
pHybridData + 3 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS; /* right imag hybrid data */
/*!
Hybrid analysis filterbank:
The lower 3 (5) of the 64 QMF subbands are further split to provide better
frequency resolution. for PS processing. For the 10 and 20 stereo bands
configuration, the QMF band H_0(w) is split up into 8 (sub-) sub-bands and the
QMF bands H_1(w) and H_2(w) are spit into 2 (sub-) 4th. (See figures 8.20
and 8.22 of ISO/IEC 14496-3:2001/FDAM 2:2004(E) )
*/
/*
* Hybrid analysis.
*/
/* Get qmf input data and apply descaling */
for (i = 0; i < NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20; i++) {
qmfInputData[0][i] = scaleValue(rIntBufferLeft[HYBRID_FILTER_DELAY][i],
scaleFactorLowBand_no_ov);
qmfInputData[1][i] = scaleValue(iIntBufferLeft[HYBRID_FILTER_DELAY][i],
scaleFactorLowBand_no_ov);
}
/* LF - part */
FDKhybridAnalysisApply(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridAnalysis,
qmfInputData[0], qmfInputData[1], hybridData[0][0],
hybridData[0][1]);
/* HF - part */
/* bands up to lsb */
scaleValues(&hybridData[0][0][NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2],
&rIntBufferLeft[0][NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20],
lsb - NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20, scaleFactorLowBand);
scaleValues(&hybridData[0][1][NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2],
&iIntBufferLeft[0][NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20],
lsb - NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20, scaleFactorLowBand);
/* bands from lsb to usb */
scaleValues(&hybridData[0][0][lsb + (NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2 -
NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20)],
&rIntBufferLeft[0][lsb], usb - lsb, scaleFactorHighBand);
scaleValues(&hybridData[0][1][lsb + (NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2 -
NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20)],
&iIntBufferLeft[0][lsb], usb - lsb, scaleFactorHighBand);
/* bands from usb to NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS which should be zero for non-overlap
slots but can be non-zero for overlap slots */
FDKmemcpy(
&hybridData[0][0]
[usb + (NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2 - NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20)],
&rIntBufferLeft[0][usb], sizeof(FIXP_DBL) * (NO_QMF_CHANNELS - usb));
FDKmemcpy(
&hybridData[0][1]
[usb + (NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS - 2 - NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20)],
&iIntBufferLeft[0][usb], sizeof(FIXP_DBL) * (NO_QMF_CHANNELS - usb));
/*!
Decorrelation:
By means of all-pass filtering and delaying, the (sub-)sub-band samples s_k(n)
are converted into de-correlated (sub-)sub-band samples d_k(n).
- k: frequency in hybrid spectrum
- n: time index
*/
FDKdecorrelateApply(&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.apDecor,
&hybridData[0][0][0], /* left real hybrid data */
&hybridData[0][1][0], /* left imag hybrid data */
&hybridData[1][0][0], /* right real hybrid data */
&hybridData[1][1][0], /* right imag hybrid data */
0 /* startHybBand */
);
/*!
Stereo Processing:
The sets of (sub-)sub-band samples s_k(n) and d_k(n) are processed according
to the stereo cues which are defined per stereo band.
*/
applySlotBasedRotation(h_ps_d,
&hybridData[0][0][0], /* left real hybrid data */
&hybridData[0][1][0], /* left imag hybrid data */
&hybridData[1][0][0], /* right real hybrid data */
&hybridData[1][1][0] /* right imag hybrid data */
);
/*!
Hybrid synthesis filterbank:
The stereo processed hybrid subband signals l_k(n) and r_k(n) are fed into the
hybrid synthesis filterbanks which are identical to the 64 complex synthesis
filterbank of the SBR tool. The input to the filterbank are slots of 64 QMF
samples. For each slot the filterbank outputs one block of 64 samples of one
reconstructed stereo channel. The hybrid synthesis filterbank is computed
seperatly for the left and right channel.
*/
/*
* Hybrid synthesis.
*/
for (i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
FDKhybridSynthesisApply(
&h_ps_d->specificTo.mpeg.hybridSynthesis[i],
hybridData[i][0], /* real hybrid data */
hybridData[i][1], /* imag hybrid data */
(i == 0) ? rIntBufferLeft[0]
: rIntBufferRight, /* output real qmf buffer */
(i == 0) ? iIntBufferLeft[0]
: iIntBufferRight /* output imag qmf buffer */
);
}
/* free temporary hybrid qmf values of one timeslot */
C_ALLOC_SCRATCH_END(pHybridData, FIXP_DBL, 4 * NO_HYBRID_DATA_BANDS);
} /* END ApplyPsSlot */