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/* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Software License for The Fraunhofer FDK AAC Codec Library for Android
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that implements the MPEG Advanced Audio Coding ("AAC") encoding and decoding
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a wide variety of Android devices.
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----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */
/**************************** SBR decoder library ******************************
Author(s):
Description:
*******************************************************************************/
/*!
\file
\brief Sbr decoder
*/
#ifndef PSDEC_H
#define PSDEC_H
#include "sbrdecoder.h"
#include "FDK_hybrid.h"
#include "FDK_decorrelate.h"
/* This PS decoder implements the baseline version. So it always uses the */
/* hybrid filter structure for 20 stereo bands and does not implemet IPD/OPD */
/* synthesis. The baseline version has to support the complete PS bitstream */
/* syntax. But IPD/OPD data is ignored and set to 0. If 34 stereo band config */
/* is used in the bitstream for IIS/ICC the decoded parameters are mapped to */
/* 20 stereo bands. */
#include "FDK_bitstream.h"
#define SCAL_HEADROOM (2)
#define PS_EXTENSION_SIZE_BITS (4)
#define PS_EXTENSION_ESC_COUNT_BITS (8)
#define NO_QMF_CHANNELS (64)
#define MAX_NUM_COL (32)
#define NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20 (3)
#define NO_SUB_QMF_CHANNELS (12)
#define HYBRID_FILTER_DELAY (6)
#define MAX_NO_PS_ENV (4 + 1) /* +1 needed for VAR_BORDER */
#define NO_HI_RES_BINS (34)
#define NO_MID_RES_BINS (20)
#define NO_LOW_RES_BINS (10)
#define NO_HI_RES_IID_BINS (NO_HI_RES_BINS)
#define NO_HI_RES_ICC_BINS (NO_HI_RES_BINS)
#define NO_MID_RES_IID_BINS (NO_MID_RES_BINS)
#define NO_MID_RES_ICC_BINS (NO_MID_RES_BINS)
#define NO_LOW_RES_IID_BINS (NO_LOW_RES_BINS)
#define NO_LOW_RES_ICC_BINS (NO_LOW_RES_BINS)
#define SUBQMF_GROUPS (10)
#define QMF_GROUPS (12)
//#define SUBQMF_GROUPS_HI_RES ( 32 )
//#define QMF_GROUPS_HI_RES ( 18 )
#define NO_IID_GROUPS (SUBQMF_GROUPS + QMF_GROUPS)
//#define NO_IID_GROUPS_HI_RES ( SUBQMF_GROUPS_HI_RES +
// QMF_GROUPS_HI_RES )
#define NO_IID_STEPS (7) /* 1 .. + 7 */
#define NO_IID_STEPS_FINE (15) /* 1 .. +15 */
#define NO_ICC_STEPS (8) /* 0 .. + 7 */
#define NO_IID_LEVELS (2 * NO_IID_STEPS + 1) /* - 7 .. + 7 */
#define NO_IID_LEVELS_FINE (2 * NO_IID_STEPS_FINE + 1) /* -15 .. +15 */
#define NO_ICC_LEVELS (NO_ICC_STEPS) /* 0 .. + 7 */
#define FIXP_SQRT05 ((FIXP_DBL)0x5a827980) /* 1/SQRT2 */
struct PS_DEC_COEFFICIENTS {
FIXP_DBL H11r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL H12r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL H21r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL H22r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL
DeltaH11r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL
DeltaH12r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL
DeltaH21r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
FIXP_DBL
DeltaH22r[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< coefficients of the sub-subband groups */
SCHAR
aaIidIndexMapped[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]
[NO_HI_RES_IID_BINS]; /*!< The mapped IID index for all
envelopes and all IID bins */
SCHAR
aaIccIndexMapped[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]
[NO_HI_RES_ICC_BINS]; /*!< The mapped ICC index for all
envelopes and all ICC bins */
};
typedef enum { ppt_none = 0, ppt_mpeg = 1, ppt_drm = 2 } PS_PAYLOAD_TYPE;
typedef struct {
UCHAR bPsHeaderValid; /*!< set if new header is available from bitstream */
UCHAR bEnableIid; /*!< One bit denoting the presence of IID parameters */
UCHAR bEnableIcc; /*!< One bit denoting the presence of ICC parameters */
UCHAR bEnableExt; /*!< The PS extension layer is enabled using the enable_ext
bit. If it is set to %1 the IPD and OPD parameters are
sent. If it is disabled, i.e. %0, the extension layer is
skipped. */
UCHAR
modeIid; /*!< The configuration of IID parameters (number of bands and
quantisation grid, iid_quant) is determined by iid_mode. */
UCHAR modeIcc; /*!< The configuration of Inter-channel Coherence parameters
(number of bands and quantisation grid) is determined by
icc_mode. */
UCHAR freqResIid; /*!< 0=low, 1=mid or 2=high frequency resolution for iid */
UCHAR freqResIcc; /*!< 0=low, 1=mid or 2=high frequency resolution for icc */
UCHAR bFineIidQ; /*!< Use fine Iid quantisation. */
UCHAR bFrameClass; /*!< The frame_class bit determines whether the parameter
positions of the current frame are uniformly spaced
accross the frame or they are defined using the
positions described by border_position.
*/
UCHAR noEnv; /*!< The number of envelopes per frame */
UCHAR aEnvStartStop[MAX_NO_PS_ENV + 1]; /*!< In case of variable parameter
spacing the parameter positions are
determined by border_position */
SCHAR abIidDtFlag[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]; /*!< Deltacoding time/freq flag for IID, 0
=> freq */
SCHAR abIccDtFlag[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]; /*!< Deltacoding time/freq flag for ICC, 0
=> freq */
SCHAR
aaIidIndex[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]
[NO_HI_RES_IID_BINS]; /*!< The IID index for all envelopes and
all IID bins */
SCHAR
aaIccIndex[MAX_NO_PS_ENV]
[NO_HI_RES_ICC_BINS]; /*!< The ICC index for all envelopes and
all ICC bins */
} MPEG_PS_BS_DATA;
struct PS_DEC {
SCHAR noSubSamples;
SCHAR noChannels;
SCHAR procFrameBased; /*!< Helper to detected switching from frame based to
slot based processing
*/
PS_PAYLOAD_TYPE
bPsDataAvail[(1) + 1]; /*!< set if new data available from bitstream */
UCHAR psDecodedPrv; /*!< set if PS has been processed in the last frame */
/* helpers for frame delay line */
UCHAR bsLastSlot; /*!< Index of last read slot. */
UCHAR bsReadSlot; /*!< Index of current read slot for additional delay. */
UCHAR processSlot; /*!< Index of current slot for processing (need for add.
delay). */
union { /* Bitstream data */
MPEG_PS_BS_DATA
mpeg; /*!< Struct containing all MPEG specific PS data from bitstream.
*/
} bsData[(1) + 1];
shouldBeUnion { /* Static data */
struct {
SCHAR aIidPrevFrameIndex[NO_HI_RES_IID_BINS]; /*!< The IID index for
previous frame */
SCHAR aIccPrevFrameIndex[NO_HI_RES_ICC_BINS]; /*!< The ICC index for
previous frame */
UCHAR
bPrevFrameFineIidQ; /*!< The IID quantization of the previous frame */
UCHAR prevFreqResIid; /*!< Frequency resolution for IID of the previous
frame */
UCHAR prevFreqResIcc; /*!< Frequency resolution for ICC of the previous
frame */
UCHAR lastUsb; /*!< uppermost WMF delay band of last frame */
FIXP_DBL pHybridAnaStatesLFdmx
[2 * 13 * NO_QMF_BANDS_HYBRID20]; /*!< Memory used in hybrid analysis
for filter states. */
FDK_ANA_HYB_FILTER hybridAnalysis;
FDK_SYN_HYB_FILTER hybridSynthesis[2];
DECORR_DEC apDecor; /*!< Decorrelator instance. */
FIXP_DBL decorrBufferCplx[(2 * ((825) + (373)))];
FIXP_DBL h11rPrev[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< previous calculated h(xy)
coefficients */
FIXP_DBL h12rPrev[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< previous calculated h(xy)
coefficients */
FIXP_DBL h21rPrev[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< previous calculated h(xy)
coefficients */
FIXP_DBL h22rPrev[NO_IID_GROUPS]; /*!< previous calculated h(xy)
coefficients */
PS_DEC_COEFFICIENTS
*pCoef; /*!< temporal coefficients are on reusable scratch memory */
} mpeg;
}
specificTo;
};
typedef struct PS_DEC *HANDLE_PS_DEC;
int CreatePsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC *h_PS_DEC, int aacSamplesPerFrame);
int DeletePsDec(HANDLE_PS_DEC *h_PS_DEC);
void PreparePsProcessing(HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d,
const FIXP_DBL *const *const rIntBufferLeft,
const FIXP_DBL *const *const iIntBufferLeft,
const int scaleFactorLowBand);
void initSlotBasedRotation(HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d, int env, int usb);
void ApplyPsSlot(
HANDLE_PS_DEC h_ps_d, /* parametric stereo decoder handle */
FIXP_DBL **rIntBufferLeft, /* real values of left qmf timeslot */
FIXP_DBL **iIntBufferLeft, /* imag values of left qmf timeslot */
FIXP_DBL *rIntBufferRight, /* real values of right qmf timeslot */
FIXP_DBL *iIntBufferRight, /* imag values of right qmf timeslot */
const int scaleFactorLowBand_no_ov, const int scaleFactorLowBand,
const int scaleFactorHighBand, const int lsb, const int usb);
#endif /* PSDEC_H */
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