os/mm/mmplugins/lib3gp/wrapper/src/c3gpparse.cpp
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// Copyright (c) 2008-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
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// All rights reserved.
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// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
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// under the terms of "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
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// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
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// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
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//
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// Initial Contributors:
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// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
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//
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// Contributors:
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//
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// Description:
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//
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#include <c3gplibrary.h>
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/**
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Creates an instance of a 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data using default buffer size.
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The default value for read buffer size is 8k. 
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@return A pointer to the newly created 3gp parse object. 
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@leave	KErrNoMemory	Out of memory.
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*/
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EXPORT_C C3GPParse* C3GPParse::NewL()
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	{
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	C3GPParse* self = new (ELeave) C3GPParse();
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	return self;
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	}
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/**
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Creates an instance of a 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data, and sets the 
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internal file read buffer size.  
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@param	aReadBufferSize	Size of file read buffer.
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@return A pointer to the newly created 3gp parse object. 
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@leave	KErrNoMemory	Out of memory.
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@leave	KErrGeneral		General error.
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@panic	C3GPParse	KErrArgument	if size of file read buffer is not greater than 0.
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*/
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EXPORT_C C3GPParse* C3GPParse::NewL(TInt aReadBufferSize)
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	{
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	__ASSERT_ALWAYS((aReadBufferSize > 0), Panic(KErrArgument));
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	C3GPParse* self = new (ELeave) C3GPParse(aReadBufferSize);
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	return self;
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	}
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// First phase constructor
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C3GPParse::C3GPParse(TInt aReadBufferSize) : 
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		iReadBufferSize(aReadBufferSize),
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		iDuplicateFileHandleCreated(EFalse),
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		iVideoType(E3GPNoVideo),
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		iAudioType(E3GPNoAudio)
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	{
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	}
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/**
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This function initialises the 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data from a buffer and expects data 
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to be inserted through subsequent calls to C3GPParse::InsertData.  
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@see C3GPParse::InsertData
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful. Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
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		KErrNoMemory	if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
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		KErrInUse		if the parser is currently engaged; C3GPParse::Complete must be called to 
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						finish the parsing activities before the parser can be re-initialised again.
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*/	
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Open()
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	{
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	if (iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrInUse;
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		}
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	return SymbianOSError(MP4ParseOpen(&iHandler, NULL));
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	}
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/**
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This function initialises the 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data from a file.
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@param	aFilename	A full path name of the file containing the data. 
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
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		KErrNoMemory	if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
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		KErrAccessDenied	if opening file has failed;
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		KErrUnderflow	if the file name length is not greater than 0;
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		KErrInUse		if the parser is currently engaged;  C3GPParse::Complete must be called to 
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						finish the parsing activities before the parser can be re-initialised again.
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*/	
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Open(const TDesC& aFilename)
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	{
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	if (iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrInUse;
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		}
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	if (aFilename.Length() <= 0)
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		{
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		return KErrUnderflow;
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		}
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	// Create a zero terminated version of the file name
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	RBuf fileName;	
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	TInt err = fileName.Create(aFilename.Length() + 1);
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	if (err == KErrNone)
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		{
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		fileName.Copy(aFilename);
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		mp4_u16* mp4FileName = const_cast<mp4_u16*>(fileName.PtrZ());
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		MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseOpen(&iHandler, reinterpret_cast<MP4FileName>(mp4FileName));
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		if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
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			{
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			// Set composing related values to 0.
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			mp4Err = MP4SetCustomFileBufferSizes(iHandler, 0, 0, iReadBufferSize);
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			if (mp4Err != MP4_OK)
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				{
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				// Ignore the error
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				Complete();
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				}
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			}
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		err = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
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		}
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	fileName.Close();
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	return err;
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	}
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/**
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This function initialises the 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data from a file.
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@param  aFile   File handle of the file containing the data.  It is expected to be a valid file handle, 
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                opened and will be closed outside of the library.
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@return KErrNone        if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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        KErrNoMemory    if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
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        KErrInUse       if the parser is currently engaged;  C3GPParse::Complete must be called to 
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                        finish the parsing activities before the parser can be re-initialised again.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Open(const RFile& aFile)
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	{
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	TInt err = KErrNone;
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	if (!iDuplicateFileHandleCreated)
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		{
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		iDuplicateFileHandleCreated = ETrue;
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		iFile.Close();
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		err = iFile.Duplicate(aFile);
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		if (err != KErrNone)
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			{
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			return err;
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			}
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		}
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	return Open(iFile);
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	}
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/**
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This function initialises the 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data from a file.
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@param	aFile	File handle of the file containing the data.  It is expected to be a valid file handle, 
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				opened and will be closed outside of the library.
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrNoMemory	if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
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		KErrInUse		if the parser is currently engaged;  C3GPParse::Complete must be called to 
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						finish the parsing activities before the parser can be re-initialised again.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Open(const RFile64& aFile)
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	{
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	if (iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrInUse;
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		}
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	const RFile64* file = &aFile;
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	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseOpenFileHandle64(&iHandler, (const_cast<RFile64*>(file)));
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	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
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		{
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		// Set composing related values to 0.
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		mp4Err = MP4SetCustomFileBufferSizes(iHandler, 0, 0, iReadBufferSize);
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		if (mp4Err != MP4_OK)
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			{
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			// Ignore the error
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			Complete();
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			}
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		}
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	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
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	}
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This function initialises the 3GP Parser for reading 3GP/3G2/MP4 data from a CAF object.
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@param	aData	A CData object pointing to a CAF object.  It is expected to be opened and will be 
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				closed outside of the library.
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrNoMemory	if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
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		KErrInUse		if the parser is currently engaged;  C3GPParse::Complete must be called to 
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						finish the parsing activities before the parser can be re-initialised again.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Open(const ContentAccess::CData& aData)
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	{
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	if (iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrInUse;
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		}
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	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseOpenCAF(&iHandler, const_cast<ContentAccess::CData*>(&aData));
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	if (mp4Err  == MP4_OK)
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		{
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		// Set composing related values to 0.
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		mp4Err = MP4SetCustomFileBufferSizes(iHandler, 0, 0, iReadBufferSize);
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		if (mp4Err != MP4_OK)
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			{
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			// Ignore the error
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			Complete();
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			}
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		}
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	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
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	}
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/**
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Destructor. Deletes all objects.
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*/
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EXPORT_C C3GPParse::~C3GPParse()
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	{
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	Complete(); // Ignore the error
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	}
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This function completes the parsing operation.
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If C3GPParse::Complete is called before the parse is initialised, it will be ignored and KErrNone is 
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returned.
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The parser can be reused again after this call, following another call to C3GPParse::Open to 
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re-initialise the parser. 
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Complete()
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	{
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	if (iHandler)
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		mp4Err = MP4ParseClose(iHandler);
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	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
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		{
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		CancelReadFrame();
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		}
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	// Always reset the class member data even MP4ParseClose returns error
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	Reset();
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	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
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	}
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void C3GPParse::Reset()
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	{
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	iVideoType = E3GPNoVideo;
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	iAudioType = E3GPNoAudio;
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	iAsyncReadBuffer = NULL;
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	iCallback = NULL; // Parse doesn't own the callback. Set it to NULL.
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	iAudioAvgBitRate = 0;
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	iStreamAvgBitRate = 0;
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	iVideoPropertiesSaved = EFalse;
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	iAudioPropertiesSaved = EFalse;
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	iStreamPropertiesSaved = EFalse;
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	iVideoError = KErrNone;
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	iAudioError = KErrNone;
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	iStreamError = KErrNone;
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	iHandler = NULL;
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	iDuplicateFileHandleCreated = EFalse;
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	iFile.Close();
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	}
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This function inserts MP4/3GP/3G2 data into the parser.
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It is only necessary to call this function if no parameter has been supplied when 
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C3GPParse::Open is called.  Several functions can return KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired if the library 
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does not have enough data to return the information that the caller requests. In this case, more data 
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needs to be inserted to the library before calling those functions again.
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This function makes a copy of the data inserted into the library so the caller can use the input buffer 
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for other purposes. If the function returns KErrNoMemory, the buffer contents have not been copied into 
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the library and the caller needs to reduce the buffer content before calling again.
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If an empty string is supplied for the argument aBuffer, it indicates that there is be no more data 
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to feed through this function.  Such a function call must be done to indicate that all 3GP/MP4/3G2 
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data has been written to the library's internal memory.
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@param	aBuffer	The descriptor containing the data to be inserted.
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
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		KErrNoMemory	if parser cannot allocate enough memory for the data;
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		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::InsertData(const TDesC8& aBuffer)
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	{
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	if (!iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrNotReady;
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	}
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enough data has been inserted into the library buffers so that the 3GP headers containing the 
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information can be read.
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@param	aLength			Duration of video in milliseconds.
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@param	aFrameRate		Average frame rate of video (in Hz).
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@param	aAvgBitRate		Average bit rate of video.
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@param	aSize			Width and height of video image measured in pixels.
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@param	aTimeScale		Timescale of video track.  
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		KErrGeneral			if an error has no specific categorisation;
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		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;
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		KErrCorrupt			if 3GP stream is invalid;
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		KErrNotReady		if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
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		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if more data is required before the requested information can be 
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							retrieved;  See C3GPParse::InsertData.
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*/
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EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoProperties(T3GPVideoType& aType, TUint& aLength, TReal& aFrameRate, 
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		TUint& aAvgBitRate, TSize& aSize, TUint& aTimeScale) const
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	if (!iHandler)
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		{
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		return KErrNotReady;
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		}
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	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();
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	if (err == KErrNone)
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		{
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		aType = iVideoType;
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		aFrameRate = iVideoFrameRate;
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		aSize.iWidth = iVideoSize.iWidth;
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		aSize.iHeight = iVideoSize.iHeight;
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		aTimeScale = iVideoTimeScale;
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		}
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	else 
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		{
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	if (err != KErrNone)
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		{
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		return err;
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		}
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	// GetAudioProperties has not been called
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	if (err == KErrNone)
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		{
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		aAvgBitRate = iStreamAvgBitRate - iAudioAvgBitRate;
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		}
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	else
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		{
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		// in concern is video stream.  The audio stream error can be dealt with by
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		// users when it asks for audio properties. 
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		aAvgBitRate = iStreamAvgBitRate;
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		}
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	return KErrNone;
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	}
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This function returns the parameters describing the audio stream. 
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enough data has been inserted into the library so that the 3GP headers containing the information 
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can be read.
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@param	aLength		Duration of audio in milliseconds.
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@param	aFramesPerSample	Number of audio frames in each sample.
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@param	aAvgBitRate	Average bit rate of audio.
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@param	aTimeScale	Timescale of audio track. 
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@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
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		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
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		KErrNotSupported	if input does not contain audio;
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		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   409
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
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   410
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if more data is required before the requested information can be 
sl@0
   411
						retrieved.  See C3GPParse::InsertData.
sl@0
   412
*/
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   413
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetAudioProperties(T3GPAudioType& aType, TUint& aLength, TInt& aFramesPerSample, 
sl@0
   414
		TUint& aAvgBitRate, TUint& aTimeScale) const
sl@0
   415
	{
sl@0
   416
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   417
		{
sl@0
   418
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   419
		}
sl@0
   420
	
sl@0
   421
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();
sl@0
   422
	
sl@0
   423
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
   424
		{
sl@0
   425
		aLength = iAudioLength;
sl@0
   426
		aType = iAudioType;
sl@0
   427
		aFramesPerSample = iAudioFramesPerSample;
sl@0
   428
		aAvgBitRate = iAudioAvgBitRate;
sl@0
   429
		aTimeScale = iAudioTimeScale;
sl@0
   430
		iAudioPropertiesSaved = ETrue;
sl@0
   431
		}
sl@0
   432
sl@0
   433
	return err;
sl@0
   434
	}
sl@0
   435
sl@0
   436
/**
sl@0
   437
This function returns the parameters that describe the contents of the input file or buffer. 
sl@0
   438
sl@0
   439
If no file or CAF object is supplied during parser initialisation, this should be called after 
sl@0
   440
enough data has been inserted into the library so that the headers containing the information can 
sl@0
   441
be read.
sl@0
   442
sl@0
   443
@param	aSize		Length of the stream in bytes.
sl@0
   444
@param	aAvgBitRate	Average bit rate of the stream in bps.
sl@0
   445
sl@0
   446
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   447
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   448
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   449
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   450
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if more data is required before the requested information can be 
sl@0
   451
						retrieved.  See C3GPParse::InsertData.
sl@0
   452
 */
sl@0
   453
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetContainerProperties(TUint& aSize, TUint& aAvgBitRate) const
sl@0
   454
	{
sl@0
   455
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   456
		{
sl@0
   457
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   458
		}
sl@0
   459
	
sl@0
   460
	TInt err = DoGetStreamProperties();
sl@0
   461
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
   462
		{
sl@0
   463
		aSize = iStreamSize;
sl@0
   464
		aAvgBitRate = iStreamAvgBitRate;
sl@0
   465
		}
sl@0
   466
sl@0
   467
	return err;
sl@0
   468
	}
sl@0
   469
sl@0
   470
/**
sl@0
   471
This function returns the number of bytes that the library instance has in its allocated buffers.
sl@0
   472
sl@0
   473
The function is only valid when the parser is initialized without any parameters. Zero is 
sl@0
   474
returned when in file mode, that is, the parser has been initialized with a valid filename, file handle 
sl@0
   475
or a CAF object.
sl@0
   476
sl@0
   477
@see C3GPParse::InsertData.
sl@0
   478
sl@0
   479
@param	aNum	Number of allocated bytes in the library.
sl@0
   480
sl@0
   481
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   482
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   483
		KErrNotSupported	if the parser has been initialised with a file name or file handle;
sl@0
   484
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
   485
*/
sl@0
   486
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetNumBufferedBytes(TInt& aNum) const
sl@0
   487
	{
sl@0
   488
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   489
		{
sl@0
   490
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   491
		}
sl@0
   492
		
sl@0
   493
	mp4_u32 numBytes = 0;
sl@0
   494
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetBufferedBytes(iHandler, &numBytes);
sl@0
   495
	aNum = numBytes;
sl@0
   496
	
sl@0
   497
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   498
	}
sl@0
   499
sl@0
   500
/**
sl@0
   501
This function returns the type of the next audio/video frame in the stream.
sl@0
   502
sl@0
   503
This function has no effect on the parser’s current position.
sl@0
   504
sl@0
   505
@param	aType	Type of the next frame.  Refer to the definition of T3GPFrameType for all possible values.
sl@0
   506
sl@0
   507
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   508
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   509
		KErrNotFound	if frame does not exist (the previous frame was the last one);
sl@0
   510
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   511
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   512
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired		if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   513
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   514
*/
sl@0
   515
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetFrameType(T3GPFrameType& aType) const
sl@0
   516
	{
sl@0
   517
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   518
		{
sl@0
   519
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   520
		}
sl@0
   521
	mp4_u32 frameType = 0;
sl@0
   522
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseNextFrameType(iHandler, &frameType);
sl@0
   523
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   524
		{
sl@0
   525
		if (
sl@0
   526
		        frameType == MP4_TYPE_MPEG4_VIDEO ||
sl@0
   527
		        frameType == MP4_TYPE_H263_PROFILE_0 || 
sl@0
   528
		        frameType == MP4_TYPE_H263_PROFILE_3 ||
sl@0
   529
		        frameType == MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_BASELINE ||
sl@0
   530
                frameType == MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_MAIN ||
sl@0
   531
                frameType == MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_EXTENDED ||
sl@0
   532
                frameType == MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_HIGH
sl@0
   533
		   )
sl@0
   534
			{
sl@0
   535
			aType = E3GPVideo;
sl@0
   536
			}
sl@0
   537
		else if (frameType == MP4_TYPE_MPEG4_AUDIO || frameType == MP4_TYPE_AMR_NB || 
sl@0
   538
			frameType == MP4_TYPE_AMR_WB || frameType == MP4_TYPE_QCELP_13K)
sl@0
   539
			{
sl@0
   540
			aType = E3GPAudio;
sl@0
   541
			}
sl@0
   542
		else
sl@0
   543
			{
sl@0
   544
			// This should not happen
sl@0
   545
			Panic(KErrCorrupt);
sl@0
   546
			}
sl@0
   547
		}
sl@0
   548
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   549
	}
sl@0
   550
sl@0
   551
/**
sl@0
   552
This function returns the size of the immediate next video frame based on the current 
sl@0
   553
position of the parser.
sl@0
   554
sl@0
   555
Calling this function does not change the current position of the parser.
sl@0
   556
sl@0
   557
@param	aSize	Size of the next video frame in bytes.
sl@0
   558
sl@0
   559
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   560
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   561
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
   562
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   563
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   564
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   565
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   566
*/
sl@0
   567
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameSize(TUint& aSize) const
sl@0
   568
	{
sl@0
   569
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   570
		{
sl@0
   571
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   572
		}
sl@0
   573
	
sl@0
   574
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
   575
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
   576
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   577
		{
sl@0
   578
		return err;
sl@0
   579
		}
sl@0
   580
	
sl@0
   581
	// video type from 3GP file header has been saved
sl@0
   582
	mp4_u32 frameSize = 0;	
sl@0
   583
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseNextFrameSize(iHandler, iVideoMp4Type, &frameSize);
sl@0
   584
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   585
		{		
sl@0
   586
		aSize = frameSize;
sl@0
   587
		}
sl@0
   588
	
sl@0
   589
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);	
sl@0
   590
	}
sl@0
   591
sl@0
   592
/**
sl@0
   593
This function returns the total size of the audio frames in the immediate audio sample based on the 
sl@0
   594
current position of the parser.
sl@0
   595
sl@0
   596
This function has no effect on the parser’s current position.
sl@0
   597
sl@0
   598
@param	aSize	Size of the next audio sample in bytes.
sl@0
   599
sl@0
   600
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   601
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   602
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain audio;
sl@0
   603
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   604
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   605
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   606
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   607
*/
sl@0
   608
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetAudioFramesSize(TUint& aSize) const
sl@0
   609
	{
sl@0
   610
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   611
		{
sl@0
   612
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   613
		}
sl@0
   614
	
sl@0
   615
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
   616
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties(); 
sl@0
   617
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   618
		{
sl@0
   619
		return err;
sl@0
   620
		}
sl@0
   621
	
sl@0
   622
	// audio type from 3GP file header has been saved. Directely use iAudioMp4Type as input
sl@0
   623
	mp4_u32 frameSize = 0;
sl@0
   624
	
sl@0
   625
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseNextFrameSize(iHandler, iAudioMp4Type, &frameSize);
sl@0
   626
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   627
		{
sl@0
   628
		aSize = frameSize;
sl@0
   629
		}
sl@0
   630
	
sl@0
   631
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);	
sl@0
   632
	}
sl@0
   633
sl@0
   634
/**
sl@0
   635
This function reads the next video frame from the 3GP file/stream and returns it to the caller.  
sl@0
   636
The current position of video stream will be moved forward.
sl@0
   637
sl@0
   638
The next frame depends on the position in the input 3GP file.  C3GPParse::Seek can be used to change 
sl@0
   639
the current position in the 3GP file.
sl@0
   640
sl@0
   641
If the function returns KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired, the caller needs to call C3GPParse::InsertData 
sl@0
   642
to insert more data before calling the function again.
sl@0
   643
sl@0
   644
Since there are separate cursors for storing current positions of video and audio streams, calling this 
sl@0
   645
function does not affect the position of the next audio stream.
sl@0
   646
sl@0
   647
@param	aBuffer		Video frame is returned here.
sl@0
   648
@param	aKeyFrame	Returns ETrue if the current frame is a key frame (intra), otherwise the value is EFalse.
sl@0
   649
@param	aTimeStampInMs	Video frame presentation time in milliseconds from the beginning of the video sequence.
sl@0
   650
@param	aTimeStampInTimescale	Video frame presentation time in timescale from the beginning of the video sequence.  
sl@0
   651
sl@0
   652
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   653
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   654
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data contains no video stream;
sl@0
   655
		KErrNotFound	if frame does not exist (the previous frame was the last one);
sl@0
   656
		KErrOverflow	if requested frame does not fit into the given buffer; Caller can use 
sl@0
   657
						C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameSize to retrieve the minimum buffer size needed 
sl@0
   658
						to fit this video frame;
sl@0
   659
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   660
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   661
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   662
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   663
*/
sl@0
   664
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::ReadVideoFrame(TDes8& aBuffer, TBool& aKeyFrame, TUint& aTimeStampInMs, 
sl@0
   665
										TUint& aTimeStampInTimescale) const
sl@0
   666
	{
sl@0
   667
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   668
		{
sl@0
   669
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   670
		}
sl@0
   671
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
   672
		{
sl@0
   673
		return KErrOverflow;
sl@0
   674
		}
sl@0
   675
	
sl@0
   676
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
   677
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
   678
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   679
		{
sl@0
   680
		return err;
sl@0
   681
		}
sl@0
   682
	
sl@0
   683
	mp4_u32 frameSize = 0;
sl@0
   684
	mp4_u32 timeStamp = 0;
sl@0
   685
	mp4_bool keyFrame = EFalse; 
sl@0
   686
	mp4_u32 timestamp2 = 0;
sl@0
   687
	
sl@0
   688
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadVideoFrame(iHandler, const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), aBuffer.MaxLength(), 
sl@0
   689
			&frameSize, &timeStamp, &keyFrame, &timestamp2);
sl@0
   690
	
sl@0
   691
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   692
		{
sl@0
   693
		aBuffer.SetLength(frameSize);
sl@0
   694
		aKeyFrame = keyFrame;
sl@0
   695
		aTimeStampInMs = timeStamp;
sl@0
   696
		aTimeStampInTimescale = timestamp2;
sl@0
   697
		}
sl@0
   698
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   699
	}
sl@0
   700
sl@0
   701
/**
sl@0
   702
Return size of video DecoderSpecificInfo.
sl@0
   703
For files with MPEG-4 video this data is read from the esds atom. For files with AVC video
sl@0
   704
this data is read from the avcC atom.
sl@0
   705
sl@0
   706
Note: Only MPEG-4 video and H.264/AVC video streams contain DecoderSpecificInfo.
sl@0
   707
sl@0
   708
@param	aSize	Size of video DecoderSpecificInfo.
sl@0
   709
sl@0
   710
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   711
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   712
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data contains no MPEG-4 / AVC video stream;
sl@0
   713
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   714
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   715
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   716
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   717
*/
sl@0
   718
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoDecoderSpecificInfoSize(TInt& aSize) const
sl@0
   719
	{
sl@0
   720
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   721
		{
sl@0
   722
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   723
		}
sl@0
   724
sl@0
   725
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream and the video type is either
sl@0
   726
	// MPEG-4 or H.264/AVC
sl@0
   727
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
   728
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
   729
		{
sl@0
   730
		if (!(
sl@0
   731
		        iVideoType == E3GPMpeg4Video ||
sl@0
   732
		        iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileBaseline ||
sl@0
   733
				iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileMain ||
sl@0
   734
				iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileExtended ||
sl@0
   735
                iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileHigh
sl@0
   736
        ))
sl@0
   737
			{
sl@0
   738
			return KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
   739
			}
sl@0
   740
		}
sl@0
   741
	else
sl@0
   742
		{
sl@0
   743
		return err;
sl@0
   744
		}
sl@0
   745
	
sl@0
   746
	mp4_u32 decspecinfosize = 0;
sl@0
   747
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadVideoDecoderSpecificInfo(iHandler, NULL, 0, &decspecinfosize);
sl@0
   748
	
sl@0
   749
	if ( mp4Err == MP4_OK || mp4Err == MP4_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL)
sl@0
   750
		{
sl@0
   751
		aSize = decspecinfosize;
sl@0
   752
		mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
   753
		}
sl@0
   754
sl@0
   755
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   756
	}
sl@0
   757
sl@0
   758
/**
sl@0
   759
This function reads DecoderSpecificInfo data from 3GP metadata and returns it to the caller.
sl@0
   760
For files with MPEG-4 video this data is read from the esds atom. For files with AVC video
sl@0
   761
this data is read from the avcC atom.
sl@0
   762
sl@0
   763
Note: Only MPEG-4 video and H.264/AVC video streams contain DecoderSpecificInfo.
sl@0
   764
sl@0
   765
@see C3GPParse::GetVideoDecoderSpecificInfoSize
sl@0
   766
sl@0
   767
@param	aInfo			The descriptor to store the video decoder information.
sl@0
   768
sl@0
   769
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   770
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   771
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data contains no MPEG-4 / AVC video stream;
sl@0
   772
		KErrOverflow	if requested frame does not fit into the given buffer;
sl@0
   773
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   774
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   775
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   776
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   777
*/
sl@0
   778
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoDecoderSpecificInfo(TDes8& aInfo) const
sl@0
   779
	{
sl@0
   780
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   781
		{
sl@0
   782
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   783
		}
sl@0
   784
	if (aInfo.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
   785
		{
sl@0
   786
		return KErrOverflow;
sl@0
   787
		}
sl@0
   788
	
sl@0
   789
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream and the video type is either
sl@0
   790
	// MPEG-4 or H.264/AVC
sl@0
   791
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
   792
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
   793
		{
sl@0
   794
		if (!(
sl@0
   795
		        iVideoType == E3GPMpeg4Video ||
sl@0
   796
		        iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileBaseline ||
sl@0
   797
		        iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileMain ||
sl@0
   798
		        iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileExtended ||
sl@0
   799
                iVideoType == E3GPAvcProfileHigh
sl@0
   800
		))
sl@0
   801
			{
sl@0
   802
			return KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
   803
			}
sl@0
   804
		}
sl@0
   805
	else
sl@0
   806
		{
sl@0
   807
		return err;
sl@0
   808
		}
sl@0
   809
	
sl@0
   810
	mp4_u32 decspecinfosize = 0;
sl@0
   811
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadVideoDecoderSpecificInfo(iHandler, const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aInfo.Ptr()), 
sl@0
   812
			aInfo.MaxLength(),&decspecinfosize);
sl@0
   813
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   814
		{
sl@0
   815
		aInfo.SetLength(decspecinfosize);
sl@0
   816
		}	
sl@0
   817
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   818
	}
sl@0
   819
sl@0
   820
/**
sl@0
   821
This function reads the audio frames that are stored in the current audio sample from the 
sl@0
   822
3GP file/stream and returns them to the caller.  The current position of audio stream will be moved forward. 
sl@0
   823
sl@0
   824
Note: The next frame depends on the position in the input 3GP file.  C3GPParse::Seek can 
sl@0
   825
be used to change the current position in the 3GP file.
sl@0
   826
sl@0
   827
If the function returns KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired, the caller needs to call C3GPParse::InsertData 
sl@0
   828
to insert more data before calling the function again.
sl@0
   829
sl@0
   830
Note: aReturnedFrames may differ from the correct value when accessing the last audio sample.
sl@0
   831
sl@0
   832
Note: Since there are separate cursors for storing current positions for video and audio streams, calling 
sl@0
   833
this function does not change current position of the parser for video stream.
sl@0
   834
sl@0
   835
@param	aBuffer			Audio frames are returned here.
sl@0
   836
@param	aReturnedFrames	Number of the returned frames or 0 if not known.
sl@0
   837
@param	aTimeStampInMs	Audio frame presentation time in milliseconds from the beginning of the 
sl@0
   838
						audio sequence.
sl@0
   839
@param	aTimeStampInTimescale	Audio frame presentation time in timescale from the beginning 
sl@0
   840
						of the audio sequence.  
sl@0
   841
					
sl@0
   842
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   843
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   844
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data contains no audio stream; 
sl@0
   845
		KErrOverflow	if requested frame does not fit into the given buffer; Caller can use 
sl@0
   846
						C3GPParse::GetAudioFrameSize to retrieve the minimum size needed to 
sl@0
   847
						fit this audio frame;
sl@0
   848
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   849
		KErrNotFound	if no more frames available;
sl@0
   850
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   851
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   852
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   853
*/
sl@0
   854
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::ReadAudioFrames(TDes8& aBuffer, TInt& aReturnedFrames, TUint& aTimeStampInMs, 
sl@0
   855
		TUint& aTimeStampInTimescale) const
sl@0
   856
	{
sl@0
   857
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   858
		{
sl@0
   859
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   860
		}
sl@0
   861
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
   862
		{
sl@0
   863
		return KErrOverflow;
sl@0
   864
		}
sl@0
   865
	
sl@0
   866
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
   867
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
   868
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   869
		{
sl@0
   870
		return err;
sl@0
   871
		}
sl@0
   872
	
sl@0
   873
	mp4_u32 numOfFrames = 0;
sl@0
   874
	mp4_u32 timeStampInMs = 0;
sl@0
   875
	mp4_u32 timeStampInTimescale = 0;
sl@0
   876
	mp4_u32 audioSize = 0;
sl@0
   877
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadAudioFrames(iHandler, const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), aBuffer.MaxLength(), 
sl@0
   878
			&audioSize, &timeStampInMs, &numOfFrames, &timeStampInTimescale);
sl@0
   879
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   880
		{
sl@0
   881
		aBuffer.SetLength(audioSize);
sl@0
   882
		aReturnedFrames = numOfFrames;
sl@0
   883
		aTimeStampInMs = timeStampInMs;
sl@0
   884
		aTimeStampInTimescale = timeStampInTimescale;	
sl@0
   885
		}
sl@0
   886
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   887
	}
sl@0
   888
sl@0
   889
/**
sl@0
   890
Returns size of audio DecoderSpecificInfo data from 3GP metadata.
sl@0
   891
sl@0
   892
@param	aSize	Size of DecoderSpecificInfo to be returned (in bytes).
sl@0
   893
sl@0
   894
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   895
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   896
		KErrNotSupported	if the stream does not contain audio stream stored in MPEG-4 audio sample boxes.
sl@0
   897
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   898
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   899
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   900
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   901
*/
sl@0
   902
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetAudioDecoderSpecificInfoSize(TInt& aSize) const
sl@0
   903
	{
sl@0
   904
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   905
		{
sl@0
   906
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   907
		}
sl@0
   908
sl@0
   909
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
   910
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
   911
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   912
		{
sl@0
   913
		return err;
sl@0
   914
		}
sl@0
   915
	
sl@0
   916
	mp4_u32 decspecinfosize = 0;
sl@0
   917
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadAudioDecoderSpecificInfo(iHandler, NULL, 0, &decspecinfosize);	
sl@0
   918
	if ( mp4Err == MP4_OK  || mp4Err == MP4_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL)
sl@0
   919
		{
sl@0
   920
		aSize = decspecinfosize;
sl@0
   921
		mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
   922
		}	
sl@0
   923
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   924
	}
sl@0
   925
sl@0
   926
/**
sl@0
   927
This function reads DecoderSpecificInfo data from 3GP metadata and returns it to the caller.
sl@0
   928
sl@0
   929
Note: AMR DecoderSpecificInfo data structure is returned in runtime in an architecture-specific 
sl@0
   930
Endian format, that is, no Endian conversion is necessary for the data.
sl@0
   931
sl@0
   932
@see C3GPParse::GetAudioDecoderSpecificInfoSize
sl@0
   933
sl@0
   934
@param	aBuffer				DecoderSpecificInfo is returned here.
sl@0
   935
sl@0
   936
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
   937
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   938
		KErrNotSupported	if the stream does not contain audio stream stored in MPEG-4 audio sample boxes.		
sl@0
   939
		KErrOverflow	if requested frame does not fit into the given buffer;
sl@0
   940
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   941
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   942
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   943
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   944
*/
sl@0
   945
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetAudioDecoderSpecificInfo(TDes8& aBuffer) const
sl@0
   946
	{
sl@0
   947
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   948
		{
sl@0
   949
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
   950
		}
sl@0
   951
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
   952
		{
sl@0
   953
		return KErrOverflow;
sl@0
   954
		}
sl@0
   955
	
sl@0
   956
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
   957
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
   958
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
   959
		{
sl@0
   960
		return err;
sl@0
   961
		}
sl@0
   962
	
sl@0
   963
	mp4_u32 decspecinfosize = 0;
sl@0
   964
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadAudioDecoderSpecificInfo(iHandler, const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), 
sl@0
   965
			aBuffer.MaxLength(),&decspecinfosize);
sl@0
   966
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
   967
		{
sl@0
   968
		aBuffer.SetLength(decspecinfosize);
sl@0
   969
		}
sl@0
   970
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
   971
	}
sl@0
   972
sl@0
   973
/**
sl@0
   974
Returns the timestamp of the next video frame.  The current position of the video stream will be moved forward.
sl@0
   975
sl@0
   976
The function can be used to find out which frames have been coded to optimize the input frame selection 
sl@0
   977
if video frame rate needs to be modified.
sl@0
   978
sl@0
   979
When this function call returns KErrEof, there are no more video frames left in the 3GP file and 
sl@0
   980
the timestamp returned with the previous call was the timestamp of the last video frame.
sl@0
   981
sl@0
   982
Note:  C3GPParse::Seek can be used to change the current position in the 3GP file. 
sl@0
   983
sl@0
   984
@param	aTimeStampInMs			Timestamp in milliseconds is returned here.
sl@0
   985
@param	aTimeStampInTimescale	Timestamp in timescale is returned here.  
sl@0
   986
sl@0
   987
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
   988
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
   989
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
   990
		KErrEof			if no more video frames left;
sl@0
   991
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
   992
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
   993
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
   994
						information can be returned.
sl@0
   995
*/
sl@0
   996
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoTimestamp(TUint& aTimeStampInMs, TUint& aTimeStampInTimescale) const
sl@0
   997
	{
sl@0
   998
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
   999
		{
sl@0
  1000
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1001
		}
sl@0
  1002
	
sl@0
  1003
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1004
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1005
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1006
		{
sl@0
  1007
		return err;
sl@0
  1008
		}
sl@0
  1009
	
sl@0
  1010
	mp4_u32 timeStampInMs = 0;
sl@0
  1011
	mp4_u32 timeStampInTimescale = 0;
sl@0
  1012
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetNextVideoTimestamp(iHandler, &timeStampInMs, &timeStampInTimescale);
sl@0
  1013
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1014
		{
sl@0
  1015
		aTimeStampInMs = timeStampInMs;
sl@0
  1016
		aTimeStampInTimescale = timeStampInTimescale;
sl@0
  1017
		}
sl@0
  1018
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1019
	}
sl@0
  1020
sl@0
  1021
/**
sl@0
  1022
This function determines whether the input 3GP stream is streamable, that is, whether the media data is arranged 
sl@0
  1023
in such a manner that playback can be started without downloading the entire stream.
sl@0
  1024
sl@0
  1025
@param	aStreamable	Returns ETrue if the file is streamable.  Otherwise, returns EFalse.
sl@0
  1026
sl@0
  1027
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1028
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1029
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
  1030
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
  1031
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
  1032
						information can be returned.
sl@0
  1033
*/
sl@0
  1034
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetStreamable(TBool& aStreamable) const
sl@0
  1035
	{
sl@0
  1036
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1037
		{
sl@0
  1038
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1039
		}
sl@0
  1040
	
sl@0
  1041
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseIsStreamable(iHandler);
sl@0
  1042
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1043
		{
sl@0
  1044
		aStreamable = ETrue;
sl@0
  1045
		}
sl@0
  1046
	else
sl@0
  1047
		{
sl@0
  1048
		aStreamable = EFalse;
sl@0
  1049
		}
sl@0
  1050
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1051
	}
sl@0
  1052
sl@0
  1053
/**
sl@0
  1054
This function seeks the position specified by the aPosition parameter in the input 3GP file/stream. 
sl@0
  1055
sl@0
  1056
The position is considered to start from the beginning of the presentation time line in the 3GP file. 
sl@0
  1057
Thus audio and video positions cannot be given separately.
sl@0
  1058
sl@0
  1059
The function will set the current audio and video positions in the following manner:
sl@0
  1060
sl@0
  1061
	If there is only audio data in the file, the current position is set to the audio frame at or just 
sl@0
  1062
	before the given position.
sl@0
  1063
sl@0
  1064
	If there is only video in the file and the key frame is EFalse, the current position is set to the 
sl@0
  1065
	video frame at or just before the given position. If the key frame is set to ETrue, the current 
sl@0
  1066
	position is set to the first key frame at or before the current position.
sl@0
  1067
sl@0
  1068
	If there are both audio and video in the file, video is first positioned as explained above and then 
sl@0
  1069
	audio is sought to the closest position in relation to video.	
sl@0
  1070
	
sl@0
  1071
If the position to seek is greater than the duration of video or audio, the video or audio position is 
sl@0
  1072
set to the position of the last video or audio frame as explained above.
sl@0
  1073
sl@0
  1074
If the function returns KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired, the caller needs to call C3GPParse::InsertData 
sl@0
  1075
to insert more data before calling the function again.
sl@0
  1076
sl@0
  1077
@param	aPosition		Position to seek in milliseconds in the 3GP presentation time line.
sl@0
  1078
@param	aKeyFrame		If set to ETrue, the first video key frame before a given point is sought.  If 
sl@0
  1079
						set to EFalse, the first video frame before a given point is sought.
sl@0
  1080
@param	aAudioPosition	Position of audio after seeking (in milliseconds).
sl@0
  1081
@param	aVideoPosition	Position of video after seeking (in milliseconds).
sl@0
  1082
sl@0
  1083
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1084
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1085
		KErrNotFound	if cannot seek the requested position;
sl@0
  1086
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
  1087
						information can be returned.
sl@0
  1088
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
  1089
*/
sl@0
  1090
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::Seek(TUint aPosition, TBool aKeyFrame, TUint& aAudioPosition, TUint& aVideoPosition) const
sl@0
  1091
	{
sl@0
  1092
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1093
		{
sl@0
  1094
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1095
		}
sl@0
  1096
	
sl@0
  1097
	mp4_u32 audioPosition = 0;
sl@0
  1098
	mp4_u32 videoPosition = 0;
sl@0
  1099
	mp4_bool keyFrame = aKeyFrame;
sl@0
  1100
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseSeek(iHandler, aPosition, &audioPosition, &videoPosition, keyFrame);
sl@0
  1101
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1102
		{
sl@0
  1103
		aAudioPosition = audioPosition;
sl@0
  1104
		aVideoPosition = videoPosition;
sl@0
  1105
		}
sl@0
  1106
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1107
	}
sl@0
  1108
sl@0
  1109
/**
sl@0
  1110
This function determines whether the next frame of the type aType is available.
sl@0
  1111
sl@0
  1112
This function has no effect on the parser’s current position.
sl@0
  1113
sl@0
  1114
@param	aType		The type of frame to check for.  Refer to T3GPFrameType for supported types.
sl@0
  1115
@param	aAvailable	Return ETrue if the type of frame specified by aType is available.
sl@0
  1116
sl@0
  1117
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1118
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1119
		KErrNotFound	if frame of the requested type is not available;
sl@0
  1120
		KErrCorrupt		if 3GP stream is invalid;
sl@0
  1121
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
  1122
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
  1123
						information can be returned.
sl@0
  1124
*/
sl@0
  1125
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetFrameAvailability(T3GPFrameType aType, TBool& aAvailable) const
sl@0
  1126
	{
sl@0
  1127
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1128
		{
sl@0
  1129
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1130
		}
sl@0
  1131
	
sl@0
  1132
	aAvailable = EFalse;
sl@0
  1133
	TInt err = KErrNone;
sl@0
  1134
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
  1135
	if (aType == E3GPAudio)
sl@0
  1136
		{
sl@0
  1137
		// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
  1138
		err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
  1139
		if (err == KErrNotSupported)
sl@0
  1140
			{
sl@0
  1141
			// If there is no requested type, err will be KErrNotSupported. But in here, KErrNotFound is 
sl@0
  1142
			// more proper.
sl@0
  1143
			err = KErrNotFound;
sl@0
  1144
			}
sl@0
  1145
		else if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
  1146
			{
sl@0
  1147
			mp4Err = MP4ParseIsFrameAvailable(iHandler, iAudioMp4Type);
sl@0
  1148
			err = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1149
			}
sl@0
  1150
		}
sl@0
  1151
	else if (aType == E3GPVideo) 
sl@0
  1152
		{
sl@0
  1153
		// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1154
		err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1155
		if (err == KErrNotSupported)
sl@0
  1156
			{
sl@0
  1157
			// If there is no requested type, err will be KErrNotSupported. But in here, KErrNotFound is 
sl@0
  1158
			// more proper.
sl@0
  1159
			err = KErrNotFound;
sl@0
  1160
			}
sl@0
  1161
		else if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
  1162
			{
sl@0
  1163
			mp4Err = MP4ParseIsFrameAvailable(iHandler, iVideoMp4Type);
sl@0
  1164
			err = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1165
			}
sl@0
  1166
		}
sl@0
  1167
	else
sl@0
  1168
		{
sl@0
  1169
		Panic(KErrArgument); // This should not happen.
sl@0
  1170
		}
sl@0
  1171
	
sl@0
  1172
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
  1173
		{
sl@0
  1174
		aAvailable = ETrue;
sl@0
  1175
		}
sl@0
  1176
	return err;
sl@0
  1177
	}
sl@0
  1178
sl@0
  1179
/**
sl@0
  1180
Returns the number of video frames.
sl@0
  1181
sl@0
  1182
@param	aNum	Number of video frames.
sl@0
  1183
sl@0
  1184
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1185
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1186
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
  1187
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1188
*/
sl@0
  1189
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetNumberOfVideoFrames(TUint& aNum) const
sl@0
  1190
	{
sl@0
  1191
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1192
		{
sl@0
  1193
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1194
		}
sl@0
  1195
	
sl@0
  1196
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1197
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
  1198
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1199
		{
sl@0
  1200
		return err;
sl@0
  1201
		}
sl@0
  1202
	
sl@0
  1203
	mp4_u32 numVideoFrame = 0;
sl@0
  1204
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetNumberOfVideoFrames(iHandler, &numVideoFrame);
sl@0
  1205
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1206
		{
sl@0
  1207
		aNum = numVideoFrame;
sl@0
  1208
		}
sl@0
  1209
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1210
	}
sl@0
  1211
sl@0
  1212
/**
sl@0
  1213
This function gives the video sample entry index of the next video frame to be read.
sl@0
  1214
sl@0
  1215
The smallest index value is 1.
sl@0
  1216
sl@0
  1217
@param	aIndex	Returns the Visual Sample Entry index of the next video frame to be read.
sl@0
  1218
sl@0
  1219
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1220
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1221
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
  1222
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1223
*/
sl@0
  1224
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoSampleEntryIndex(TUint& aIndex) const
sl@0
  1225
	{
sl@0
  1226
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1227
		{
sl@0
  1228
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1229
		}
sl@0
  1230
	
sl@0
  1231
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1232
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
  1233
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1234
		{
sl@0
  1235
		return err;
sl@0
  1236
		}
sl@0
  1237
	
sl@0
  1238
	mp4_u32 index = 0;
sl@0
  1239
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetVideoSampleEntryIndex(iHandler, &index);
sl@0
  1240
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1241
		{
sl@0
  1242
		aIndex = index;
sl@0
  1243
		}
sl@0
  1244
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1245
	}
sl@0
  1246
sl@0
  1247
/**
sl@0
  1248
Returns video frame size.
sl@0
  1249
sl@0
  1250
@param	aIndex	Index of video frame.
sl@0
  1251
@param	aSize	Return the size of the video frame.
sl@0
  1252
sl@0
  1253
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1254
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1255
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
  1256
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1257
*/
sl@0
  1258
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameSize(TUint aIndex, TUint& aSize) const
sl@0
  1259
	{
sl@0
  1260
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1261
		{
sl@0
  1262
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1263
		}
sl@0
  1264
	
sl@0
  1265
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1266
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
  1267
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1268
		{
sl@0
  1269
		return err;
sl@0
  1270
		}
sl@0
  1271
	
sl@0
  1272
	mp4_u32 videoFrameSize = 0;
sl@0
  1273
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetVideoFrameSize(iHandler, aIndex, &videoFrameSize);
sl@0
  1274
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1275
		{
sl@0
  1276
		aSize = videoFrameSize;
sl@0
  1277
		}
sl@0
  1278
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1279
	}
sl@0
  1280
sl@0
  1281
/**
sl@0
  1282
Returns video frame start time.
sl@0
  1283
sl@0
  1284
@param	aIndex					Index of video frame.
sl@0
  1285
@param	aTimeStampInMs			Result in milliseconds.
sl@0
  1286
@param	aTimeStampInTimescale	Result is returned here.
sl@0
  1287
sl@0
  1288
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1289
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1290
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
  1291
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1292
*/
sl@0
  1293
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameStartTime(TUint aIndex, TUint& aTimeStampInMs, TUint& aTimeStampInTimescale) const
sl@0
  1294
	{
sl@0
  1295
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1296
		{
sl@0
  1297
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1298
		}
sl@0
  1299
	
sl@0
  1300
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1301
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
  1302
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1303
		{
sl@0
  1304
		return err;
sl@0
  1305
		}
sl@0
  1306
	
sl@0
  1307
	mp4_u32 timeStampInMs = 0;
sl@0
  1308
	mp4_u32 timeStampInTimescale = 0;
sl@0
  1309
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetVideoFrameStartTime(iHandler, aIndex, &timeStampInTimescale, &timeStampInMs);
sl@0
  1310
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1311
		{
sl@0
  1312
		aTimeStampInMs = timeStampInMs;
sl@0
  1313
		aTimeStampInTimescale = timeStampInTimescale;
sl@0
  1314
		}
sl@0
  1315
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1316
	}
sl@0
  1317
sl@0
  1318
/**
sl@0
  1319
Checks if a video frame of with index aIndex exists.
sl@0
  1320
sl@0
  1321
@param	aIndex		Index of video frame.
sl@0
  1322
@param	aKeyFrame	Return ETrue if the video frame is a key frame.
sl@0
  1323
sl@0
  1324
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1325
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1326
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video;		
sl@0
  1327
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1328
*/
sl@0
  1329
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameKeyType(TUint aIndex, TBool& aKeyFrame) const
sl@0
  1330
	{
sl@0
  1331
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1332
		{
sl@0
  1333
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1334
		}
sl@0
  1335
	
sl@0
  1336
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1337
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties(); 
sl@0
  1338
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1339
		{
sl@0
  1340
		return err;
sl@0
  1341
		}
sl@0
  1342
	
sl@0
  1343
	mp4_bool keyFrame = EFalse;
sl@0
  1344
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetVideoFrameType(iHandler, aIndex, &keyFrame);
sl@0
  1345
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1346
		{
sl@0
  1347
		aKeyFrame = keyFrame;
sl@0
  1348
		}
sl@0
  1349
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1350
	}
sl@0
  1351
sl@0
  1352
/**
sl@0
  1353
This function gives the audio sample entry index of the next audio frame to be read.
sl@0
  1354
sl@0
  1355
The smallest index value is 1. 
sl@0
  1356
sl@0
  1357
@param	aIndex	Returns the Audio Sample Entry index of the next video frame to be read.
sl@0
  1358
sl@0
  1359
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1360
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1361
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain audio;		
sl@0
  1362
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1363
*/
sl@0
  1364
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetAudioSampleEntryIndex(TUint& aIndex) const
sl@0
  1365
	{
sl@0
  1366
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1367
		{
sl@0
  1368
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1369
		}
sl@0
  1370
	
sl@0
  1371
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
  1372
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties(); 
sl@0
  1373
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1374
		{
sl@0
  1375
		return err;
sl@0
  1376
		}
sl@0
  1377
	
sl@0
  1378
	mp4_u32 audioSampleEntryIndex = 0;
sl@0
  1379
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetAudioSampleEntryIndex(iHandler, &audioSampleEntryIndex);
sl@0
  1380
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1381
		{
sl@0
  1382
		aIndex = audioSampleEntryIndex;
sl@0
  1383
		}
sl@0
  1384
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1385
	}
sl@0
  1386
sl@0
  1387
/**
sl@0
  1388
This function provides the storage mode of 13K QCELP in 3G2 file. 
sl@0
  1389
sl@0
  1390
In 3G2 files, QCELP can be registered to be stored in two ways:
sl@0
  1391
	using the QCELP Sample Entry ('sqcp') Box or
sl@0
  1392
	using the MPEG4 Audio Sample Description ('esds') Box.
sl@0
  1393
sl@0
  1394
@param	aMode	Returns the QCELP storage mode.  See T3GPQcelpStorageMode.
sl@0
  1395
sl@0
  1396
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1397
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1398
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data does not contain any QCELP audio stream;
sl@0
  1399
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1400
*/
sl@0
  1401
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetQcelpStorageMode(T3GPQcelpStorageMode& aMode) const
sl@0
  1402
	{
sl@0
  1403
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1404
		{
sl@0
  1405
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1406
		}
sl@0
  1407
	
sl@0
  1408
	// Check if 3GP input data contains any QCELP audio stream
sl@0
  1409
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
  1410
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
  1411
		{
sl@0
  1412
		if (iAudioType != E3GPQcelp13K)
sl@0
  1413
			{
sl@0
  1414
			return KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
  1415
			}
sl@0
  1416
		}
sl@0
  1417
	else
sl@0
  1418
		{
sl@0
  1419
		return err;
sl@0
  1420
		}
sl@0
  1421
sl@0
  1422
	mp4_u8 audioQcelpStorageMode = 0;
sl@0
  1423
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetQCELPStorageMode(iHandler, &audioQcelpStorageMode);
sl@0
  1424
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1425
		{
sl@0
  1426
		if (audioQcelpStorageMode == 1)
sl@0
  1427
			{
sl@0
  1428
			aMode = E3GPMP4AudioDescriptionBox;
sl@0
  1429
			}
sl@0
  1430
		else
sl@0
  1431
			{
sl@0
  1432
			aMode = E3GPQcelpSampleEntryBox;
sl@0
  1433
			}
sl@0
  1434
		}
sl@0
  1435
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1436
	}
sl@0
  1437
sl@0
  1438
/**
sl@0
  1439
This function provides the video level of the H263 video stream contained in the 3GP data. 
sl@0
  1440
sl@0
  1441
@param	aLevel	Returns the H263 video level.
sl@0
  1442
sl@0
  1443
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1444
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1445
		KErrNotSupported	if the 3GP input data does not contain any H263 video stream; 
sl@0
  1446
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1447
*/
sl@0
  1448
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetH263VideoLevel(TInt& aLevel) const
sl@0
  1449
	{
sl@0
  1450
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1451
		{
sl@0
  1452
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1453
		}
sl@0
  1454
	
sl@0
  1455
	// Check if 3GP input data contains any H263 video stream
sl@0
  1456
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1457
	if (err == KErrNone)
sl@0
  1458
		{
sl@0
  1459
		if (!(iVideoType == E3GPH263Profile0 || iVideoType == E3GPH263Profile3))
sl@0
  1460
			{
sl@0
  1461
			return KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
  1462
			}
sl@0
  1463
		}
sl@0
  1464
	else
sl@0
  1465
		{
sl@0
  1466
		return err;
sl@0
  1467
		}
sl@0
  1468
	
sl@0
  1469
	TVideoClipProperties videoClipProperties;
sl@0
  1470
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetVideoClipProperties(iHandler, videoClipProperties);
sl@0
  1471
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1472
		{
sl@0
  1473
		aLevel = videoClipProperties.iH263Level;
sl@0
  1474
		}
sl@0
  1475
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1476
	}
sl@0
  1477
sl@0
  1478
/**
sl@0
  1479
Returns the needed size for memory buffer to store an atom of given type from user data atom (UDTA).
sl@0
  1480
sl@0
  1481
@param	aType		Type of atom to be read from UDTA. Hex value of 4 chars representing atom type 
sl@0
  1482
					defined in standard. For example, 0x7469746c is 'titl', title for the media atom.
sl@0
  1483
@param	aLocation	Specifies the location of user information to be retrieved.  Refer to 
sl@0
  1484
					T3GPUdtaLocation for supported values.
sl@0
  1485
@param	aAtomIndex	Specifies the index of atom if UDTA contains multiple sub-atoms of the same 
sl@0
  1486
					aUdtaAtomType to retrieve when supplied as input parameter.  Returns the 
sl@0
  1487
					highest index of the matching sub-atom found in the specified location as 
sl@0
  1488
					output parameter.
sl@0
  1489
@param	aSize		This contains the needed size for memory buffer.
sl@0
  1490
sl@0
  1491
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1492
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1493
		KErrNotFound	if UDTA or wanted sub-atom is not available in asked location;
sl@0
  1494
		KErrAccessDenied	if cannot seek to UDTA atom location;
sl@0
  1495
		KErrArgument	if asked aLocation is invalid;
sl@0
  1496
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1497
sl@0
  1498
@panic C3GPParse	KErrArgument	if the location of user information is not in the range of T3GPUdtaLocation
sl@0
  1499
*/
sl@0
  1500
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetUserDataAtomSize(TUint32 aType, T3GPUdtaLocation aLocation, 
sl@0
  1501
		TUint& aAtomIndex, TInt& aSize) const
sl@0
  1502
	{
sl@0
  1503
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1504
		{
sl@0
  1505
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1506
		}
sl@0
  1507
	
sl@0
  1508
	mp4_u32 userDataAtomSize = 0;
sl@0
  1509
	mp4_u32 atomIndex = aAtomIndex;
sl@0
  1510
	mp4_u32 type = aType;
sl@0
  1511
	mp4_u8 location = UdtaLocation(aLocation);
sl@0
  1512
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetUserDataAtom(iHandler, location, type, 
sl@0
  1513
			NULL, userDataAtomSize, atomIndex);
sl@0
  1514
	if ( mp4Err == MP4_OK  || mp4Err == MP4_OUTPUT_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL)
sl@0
  1515
		{
sl@0
  1516
		aSize = userDataAtomSize;
sl@0
  1517
		aAtomIndex = atomIndex;
sl@0
  1518
		mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
  1519
		}
sl@0
  1520
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1521
	}
sl@0
  1522
sl@0
  1523
/**
sl@0
  1524
Retrieves an atom of given type from user data atom (UDTA) to the given buffer.
sl@0
  1525
sl@0
  1526
The buffer returned stores an atom of structure that conforms to the definition of 
sl@0
  1527
a "full box" as specified in ISO/IEC 14496-12:2003: "Information technology – Coding 
sl@0
  1528
of audio-visual objects – Part 12: ISO base media file format."					
sl@0
  1529
sl@0
  1530
For more information on user data atoms, see Section 8 – Asset Information of "3GPP 
sl@0
  1531
TS 26.244 version 6.1.0 – 3GP file format (Rel 6)."
sl@0
  1532
sl@0
  1533
@param	aType		Type of atom to be read from UDTA. Hex value of 4 chars representing atom type 
sl@0
  1534
					defined in standard. For example, 0x7469746c is 'titl', title for the media atom.
sl@0
  1535
@param	aLocation	Specifies the location of user information to be retrieved.  Refer to 
sl@0
  1536
					T3GPUdtaLocation for supported values.
sl@0
  1537
@param	aBuffer		The descriptor to store the requested user data atom.  
sl@0
  1538
@param	aAtomIndex	Specifies the index of atom if UDTA contains multiple sub-atoms of the same 
sl@0
  1539
					aUdtaAtomType to retrieve when supplied as input parameter.  Returns the 
sl@0
  1540
					highest index of the matching sub-atom found in the specified location as 
sl@0
  1541
					output parameter.  Only matching sub-atoms are counted when calculating the highest
sl@0
  1542
					index.  
sl@0
  1543
sl@0
  1544
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1545
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1546
		KErrNotFound	if UDTA or wanted sub-atom is not available in asked location;
sl@0
  1547
		KErrAccessDenied	if cannot seek to UDTA atom location;
sl@0
  1548
		KErrArgument	if asked aUdtaLocation is invalid;
sl@0
  1549
		KErrOverflow	if the buffer to write atom to is too small. Use C3GPParse::GetUserDataAtomSize 
sl@0
  1550
						to retrieve the proper size.
sl@0
  1551
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
  1552
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
  1553
						information can be returned.
sl@0
  1554
sl@0
  1555
@panic C3GPParse	KErrArgument	if the location of user information is not in the range of T3GPUdtaLocation
sl@0
  1556
*/
sl@0
  1557
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetUserDataAtom(TUint32 aType, T3GPUdtaLocation aLocation, TDes8& aBuffer, TUint& aAtomIndex) const
sl@0
  1558
	{
sl@0
  1559
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1560
		{
sl@0
  1561
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1562
		}
sl@0
  1563
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
  1564
		{
sl@0
  1565
		return KErrOverflow;
sl@0
  1566
		}
sl@0
  1567
	
sl@0
  1568
	mp4_u32 userDataAtomSize = aBuffer.MaxLength();
sl@0
  1569
	mp4_u32 atomIndex = aAtomIndex;
sl@0
  1570
	mp4_u32 type = aType;
sl@0
  1571
	mp4_u8 location = UdtaLocation(aLocation);
sl@0
  1572
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseGetUserDataAtom(iHandler, location, type, 
sl@0
  1573
			const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), userDataAtomSize, atomIndex);	
sl@0
  1574
	if ( mp4Err == MP4_OK )
sl@0
  1575
		{
sl@0
  1576
		aType = type;
sl@0
  1577
		aBuffer.SetLength(userDataAtomSize);
sl@0
  1578
		aAtomIndex = atomIndex;
sl@0
  1579
		}
sl@0
  1580
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1581
	}
sl@0
  1582
sl@0
  1583
/**
sl@0
  1584
This function gets the next frame's dependency information from SDTP box.
sl@0
  1585
sl@0
  1586
@param	aDependencies	Returns the next frame's dependency information. See T3GPFrameDependencies.
sl@0
  1587
sl@0
  1588
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes. 
sl@0
  1589
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1590
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video stream;
sl@0
  1591
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open;
sl@0
  1592
		KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired	if if 3GP library needs more data before the requested 
sl@0
  1593
						information can be returned.
sl@0
  1594
*/
sl@0
  1595
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse::GetVideoFrameDependencies(T3GPFrameDependencies& aDependencies) const
sl@0
  1596
	{
sl@0
  1597
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1598
		{
sl@0
  1599
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1600
		}
sl@0
  1601
	
sl@0
  1602
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1603
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1604
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1605
		{
sl@0
  1606
		return err;
sl@0
  1607
		}
sl@0
  1608
	
sl@0
  1609
	mp4_u8 dependsOn;
sl@0
  1610
	mp4_u8 isDependedOn;
sl@0
  1611
	mp4_u8 hasRedundancy;	
sl@0
  1612
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseNextVideoFrameDependencies(iHandler, &dependsOn, &isDependedOn, &hasRedundancy);
sl@0
  1613
	if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1614
		{
sl@0
  1615
		switch (dependsOn)
sl@0
  1616
			{
sl@0
  1617
			case 1:
sl@0
  1618
				aDependencies.iDependsOn = E3GPDependencyExists;
sl@0
  1619
			break;
sl@0
  1620
			case 2:
sl@0
  1621
				aDependencies.iDependsOn = E3GPDependencyNone;
sl@0
  1622
			break;
sl@0
  1623
			case 0:
sl@0
  1624
				aDependencies.iDependsOn = E3GPDependencyUnknown;
sl@0
  1625
			break;
sl@0
  1626
			default:
sl@0
  1627
				Panic(KErrCorrupt);
sl@0
  1628
			}
sl@0
  1629
		
sl@0
  1630
		switch (isDependedOn)
sl@0
  1631
			{
sl@0
  1632
			case 1:
sl@0
  1633
				aDependencies.iIsDependedOn = E3GPDependencyExists;
sl@0
  1634
			break;
sl@0
  1635
			case 2:
sl@0
  1636
				aDependencies.iIsDependedOn = E3GPDependencyNone;
sl@0
  1637
			break;
sl@0
  1638
			case 0:
sl@0
  1639
				aDependencies.iIsDependedOn = E3GPDependencyUnknown;
sl@0
  1640
			break;
sl@0
  1641
			default:
sl@0
  1642
				Panic(KErrCorrupt);
sl@0
  1643
			}
sl@0
  1644
		
sl@0
  1645
		switch (hasRedundancy)
sl@0
  1646
			{
sl@0
  1647
			case 1:
sl@0
  1648
				aDependencies.iHasRedundancy = E3GPRedundancyExists;
sl@0
  1649
			break;
sl@0
  1650
			case 2:
sl@0
  1651
				aDependencies.iHasRedundancy = E3GPRedundancyNone;
sl@0
  1652
			break;
sl@0
  1653
			case 0:
sl@0
  1654
				aDependencies.iHasRedundancy = E3GPRedundancyUnknown;
sl@0
  1655
			break;
sl@0
  1656
			default:
sl@0
  1657
				Panic(KErrCorrupt);
sl@0
  1658
			}
sl@0
  1659
		}
sl@0
  1660
	return SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1661
	}
sl@0
  1662
sl@0
  1663
/**
sl@0
  1664
This function gets frame properties, from aStartIndex for a count of aNumberOfFrames frames.
sl@0
  1665
sl@0
  1666
Properties obtained are start time, frame type, and frame size, stored in the T3GPFrameInfoParameters 
sl@0
  1667
struct.
sl@0
  1668
sl@0
  1669
@param	aStartIndex		Index to start getting info for the array.
sl@0
  1670
@param	aNumberOfFrames	Number of frames to retrieve frame info.
sl@0
  1671
@param	aArray			An array of T3GPFrameInfoParameters struct to store video frame properties.  
sl@0
  1672
						The input array will be flushed of all existing elements before use.
sl@0
  1673
sl@0
  1674
@return	KErrNone 		if successful.  Otherwise, returns one of the system wide error codes.
sl@0
  1675
		KErrGeneral		if an error has no specific categorisation;
sl@0
  1676
		KErrNotSupported	if the input does not contain video stream;		
sl@0
  1677
		KErrNoMemory	if an attempt to allocate memory has failed;
sl@0
  1678
		KErrAccessDenied	if opening file has failed;		
sl@0
  1679
		KErrNotReady	if the parser has not yet been initialised; See C3GPParse::Open.
sl@0
  1680
*/
sl@0
  1681
EXPORT_C TInt C3GPParse:: GetVideoFrameProperties(TUint aStartIndex, TUint aNumberOfFrames, 
sl@0
  1682
		RArray<T3GPFrameInfoParameters>& aArray) const
sl@0
  1683
	{
sl@0
  1684
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1685
		{
sl@0
  1686
		return KErrNotReady;
sl@0
  1687
		}
sl@0
  1688
	
sl@0
  1689
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1690
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1691
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1692
		{
sl@0
  1693
		return err;
sl@0
  1694
		}
sl@0
  1695
	
sl@0
  1696
	// Check if the input parameters are valid before retrieving video frame properties.
sl@0
  1697
	TUint totalNumOfVideoFrames;
sl@0
  1698
	err = GetNumberOfVideoFrames(totalNumOfVideoFrames);
sl@0
  1699
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1700
		{
sl@0
  1701
		return err;
sl@0
  1702
		}
sl@0
  1703
	
sl@0
  1704
	if (aStartIndex >= totalNumOfVideoFrames || aNumberOfFrames > totalNumOfVideoFrames)	
sl@0
  1705
		{
sl@0
  1706
		return KErrGeneral;
sl@0
  1707
		}
sl@0
  1708
	
sl@0
  1709
	TFrameInfoParameters* infoArray = new TFrameInfoParameters[aNumberOfFrames];
sl@0
  1710
	
sl@0
  1711
	if (!infoArray)
sl@0
  1712
		{
sl@0
  1713
		return KErrNoMemory;
sl@0
  1714
		}
sl@0
  1715
sl@0
  1716
	mp4_u32 startIndex = aStartIndex;
sl@0
  1717
	mp4_u32 numberOfFrames = aNumberOfFrames;
sl@0
  1718
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4GetVideoFrameProperties(iHandler, startIndex, numberOfFrames, infoArray);
sl@0
  1719
sl@0
  1720
	if ( mp4Err == MP4_OK )
sl@0
  1721
		{
sl@0
  1722
		aArray.Reset();
sl@0
  1723
		T3GPFrameInfoParameters infoParams; 
sl@0
  1724
		
sl@0
  1725
		for (TInt i=0; i<aNumberOfFrames; ++i)
sl@0
  1726
			{
sl@0
  1727
			infoParams.iSize = infoArray[i].iSize;
sl@0
  1728
			infoParams.iStartTime = infoArray[i].iStartTime;
sl@0
  1729
			infoParams.iIsRandomAccessPoint = infoArray[i].iType;
sl@0
  1730
			err = aArray.Append(infoParams);
sl@0
  1731
			if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1732
				{
sl@0
  1733
				delete [] infoArray;
sl@0
  1734
				infoArray = NULL;
sl@0
  1735
				return err;
sl@0
  1736
				}
sl@0
  1737
			}		
sl@0
  1738
		}
sl@0
  1739
	else
sl@0
  1740
		{
sl@0
  1741
		err = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  1742
		}
sl@0
  1743
	delete [] infoArray;
sl@0
  1744
	infoArray = NULL;
sl@0
  1745
	return err;
sl@0
  1746
	}
sl@0
  1747
sl@0
  1748
/**
sl@0
  1749
This function reads the current video frame from an input file and returns it to the caller asynchronously.  
sl@0
  1750
The current position of video stream will be moved forward.
sl@0
  1751
sl@0
  1752
This function is not supported when the parser is in buffer mode.
sl@0
  1753
sl@0
  1754
C3GPParse::CancelReadFrame can be used to cancel an outstanding asynchronous frame read request.
sl@0
  1755
sl@0
  1756
Note:  Only one asynchronous parse audio or video frame(s) operation can be ongoing at any given time.
sl@0
  1757
sl@0
  1758
Upon completion, successfully or otherwise, the callback function M3GPParseCallback::VideoFrameAvailable is called.
sl@0
  1759
sl@0
  1760
@param	aCallback	Reference to class derived from M3GPAsyncObserver designed to receive notification of 
sl@0
  1761
					asynchronous event completion.
sl@0
  1762
@param	aBuffer		The descriptor to store the video frames.
sl@0
  1763
*/
sl@0
  1764
EXPORT_C void C3GPParse::ReadVideoFrame(M3GPParseCallback& aCallback, TDes8& aBuffer)
sl@0
  1765
	{
sl@0
  1766
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1767
		{
sl@0
  1768
		aCallback.VideoFrameAvailable(KErrNotReady, EFalse, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1769
		return;
sl@0
  1770
		}
sl@0
  1771
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
  1772
		{
sl@0
  1773
		aCallback.VideoFrameAvailable(KErrOverflow, EFalse, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1774
		return;
sl@0
  1775
		}
sl@0
  1776
	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
sl@0
  1777
		{
sl@0
  1778
		aCallback.VideoFrameAvailable(KErrInUse, EFalse, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1779
		return;
sl@0
  1780
		}
sl@0
  1781
	
sl@0
  1782
	// Check if 3GP input data contains video stream
sl@0
  1783
	TInt err = DoGetVideoProperties();	
sl@0
  1784
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1785
		{
sl@0
  1786
		aCallback.VideoFrameAvailable(err, EFalse, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1787
		return;
sl@0
  1788
		}
sl@0
  1789
	
sl@0
  1790
	iCallback = &aCallback;
sl@0
  1791
	mp4_u32 bufferSize = aBuffer.MaxLength();
sl@0
  1792
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadVideoFrameAsync(iHandler, this, 
sl@0
  1793
			const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), &bufferSize);	
sl@0
  1794
	if (mp4Err != MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1795
		{
sl@0
  1796
		aCallback.VideoFrameAvailable(SymbianOSError(mp4Err), EFalse, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1797
		}
sl@0
  1798
	else
sl@0
  1799
		{
sl@0
  1800
		// MP4ParseReadVideoFrameAsync success. Store aBuffer since its length has
sl@0
  1801
		// not been set.
sl@0
  1802
		iAsyncReadBuffer = &aBuffer;
sl@0
  1803
		}
sl@0
  1804
	}
sl@0
  1805
sl@0
  1806
/**
sl@0
  1807
This function reads the audio frames that are stored in the current audio sample from the input 
sl@0
  1808
file and returns them to the caller asynchronously.  The current position of audio stream 
sl@0
  1809
will be moved forward. 
sl@0
  1810
sl@0
  1811
This function is not supported when the parser is in buffer mode.
sl@0
  1812
sl@0
  1813
C3GPParse::CancelReadFrame can be used to cancel an outstanding asynchronous frame read request.
sl@0
  1814
sl@0
  1815
Note:  Only one asynchronous parse audio or video frame(s) operation can be ongoing at any given time.
sl@0
  1816
sl@0
  1817
Upon completion, successfully or otherwise, the callback function M3GPParseCallback::AudioFramesAvailable is called.
sl@0
  1818
sl@0
  1819
@param	aCallback	Reference to class derived from M3GPAsyncObserver designed to receive notification of 
sl@0
  1820
					asynchronous event completion.
sl@0
  1821
@param	aBuffer		The descriptor to store the audio frames.
sl@0
  1822
*/
sl@0
  1823
EXPORT_C void C3GPParse::ReadAudioFrames(M3GPParseCallback& aCallback, TDes8& aBuffer)
sl@0
  1824
	{
sl@0
  1825
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1826
		{
sl@0
  1827
		aCallback.AudioFramesAvailable(KErrNotReady, 0, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1828
		return;
sl@0
  1829
		}
sl@0
  1830
	if (aBuffer.MaxLength() <= 0)
sl@0
  1831
		{
sl@0
  1832
		aCallback.AudioFramesAvailable(KErrOverflow, 0, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1833
		return;
sl@0
  1834
		}
sl@0
  1835
	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
sl@0
  1836
		{
sl@0
  1837
		aCallback.AudioFramesAvailable(KErrInUse, 0, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1838
		return;
sl@0
  1839
		}
sl@0
  1840
	
sl@0
  1841
	// Check if 3GP input data contains audio stream
sl@0
  1842
	TInt err = DoGetAudioProperties();	
sl@0
  1843
	if (err != KErrNone)
sl@0
  1844
		{
sl@0
  1845
		aCallback.AudioFramesAvailable(err, 0, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1846
		return;
sl@0
  1847
		}
sl@0
  1848
	
sl@0
  1849
	iCallback = &aCallback;
sl@0
  1850
	mp4_u32 bufferSize = aBuffer.MaxLength(); 
sl@0
  1851
	MP4Err mp4Err = MP4ParseReadAudioFramesAsync(iHandler, this, 
sl@0
  1852
			const_cast<mp4_u8*>(aBuffer.Ptr()), &bufferSize);	
sl@0
  1853
	if (mp4Err != MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1854
		{
sl@0
  1855
		aCallback.AudioFramesAvailable(SymbianOSError(mp4Err), 0, 0, 0);
sl@0
  1856
		}
sl@0
  1857
	else
sl@0
  1858
		{
sl@0
  1859
		// MP4ParseReadAudioFramesAsync success. Store aBuffer since its length has
sl@0
  1860
		// not been set.
sl@0
  1861
		iAsyncReadBuffer = &aBuffer;
sl@0
  1862
		}
sl@0
  1863
	}
sl@0
  1864
sl@0
  1865
/**
sl@0
  1866
This function cancels the outstanding asynchronous read audio/video frame request. 
sl@0
  1867
sl@0
  1868
No callback function will be called.
sl@0
  1869
sl@0
  1870
Note:  As only one asynchronous parse audio or video frame(s) operation can be ongoing at any given time, 
sl@0
  1871
this function can be used to cancel audio or video read request.
sl@0
  1872
*/
sl@0
  1873
EXPORT_C void C3GPParse::CancelReadFrame()
sl@0
  1874
	{
sl@0
  1875
	if (!iHandler)
sl@0
  1876
		{
sl@0
  1877
		return;
sl@0
  1878
		}
sl@0
  1879
	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
sl@0
  1880
		{
sl@0
  1881
		MP4CancelReadFrame(iHandler);
sl@0
  1882
		iAsyncReadBuffer = NULL;
sl@0
  1883
		iCallback = NULL;
sl@0
  1884
		}	
sl@0
  1885
	}
sl@0
  1886
sl@0
  1887
// Receive asynchronous parse video frames operation completion notification.
sl@0
  1888
void C3GPParse::M3GPMP4LibVideoFrameAvailable(MP4Err aError, mp4_u32 aFrameSize, mp4_u32 aTimeStamp, 
sl@0
  1889
		mp4_bool aKeyFrame, mp4_u32 aTimestamp2)
sl@0
  1890
	{	
sl@0
  1891
	// Check if there is an outstanding asynchronous request
sl@0
  1892
	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
sl@0
  1893
		{
sl@0
  1894
		if (aError == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1895
			{
sl@0
  1896
			// Set the buffer length for the asynchronous read video frame
sl@0
  1897
			iAsyncReadBuffer->SetLength(aFrameSize);
sl@0
  1898
			}
sl@0
  1899
		iAsyncReadBuffer = NULL;
sl@0
  1900
		// Parser can send out the callback to the client
sl@0
  1901
		TBool keyFrame = aKeyFrame;
sl@0
  1902
		TUint timeStampInMs = aTimeStamp;
sl@0
  1903
		TUint timeStampInTimescale = aTimestamp2;	
sl@0
  1904
		iCallback->VideoFrameAvailable(SymbianOSError(aError), keyFrame, timeStampInMs, timeStampInTimescale);
sl@0
  1905
		}
sl@0
  1906
sl@0
  1907
	iCallback = NULL;
sl@0
  1908
	}
sl@0
  1909
sl@0
  1910
// Receive asyncronous parse audio frames operation completion notification.
sl@0
  1911
void C3GPParse::M3GPMP4LibAudioFramesAvailable(MP4Err aError, mp4_u32 aAudioSize, mp4_u32 aTimeStamp, 
sl@0
  1912
		mp4_u32 aReturnedFrames, mp4_u32 aTimestamp2)
sl@0
  1913
	{	
sl@0
  1914
	// Check if there is an outstanding asynchronous request	
sl@0
  1915
	if (iAsyncReadBuffer)
sl@0
  1916
		{
sl@0
  1917
		if (aError == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  1918
			{
sl@0
  1919
			// Set the buffer length for the asynchronous read audio frame
sl@0
  1920
			iAsyncReadBuffer->SetLength(aAudioSize);
sl@0
  1921
			}
sl@0
  1922
		iAsyncReadBuffer = NULL;
sl@0
  1923
		// Parser can send out the callback to the client
sl@0
  1924
		TUint returnedFrames = aReturnedFrames;
sl@0
  1925
		TUint timeStampInMs = aTimeStamp;
sl@0
  1926
		TUint timeStampInTimescale = aTimestamp2;
sl@0
  1927
		iCallback->AudioFramesAvailable(SymbianOSError(aError), returnedFrames, timeStampInMs, timeStampInTimescale);	
sl@0
  1928
		}
sl@0
  1929
sl@0
  1930
	iCallback = NULL;
sl@0
  1931
	}
sl@0
  1932
sl@0
  1933
// Helper function to convert c style error code to Symbian OS standard error code
sl@0
  1934
TInt C3GPParse::SymbianOSError(MP4Err aError) const
sl@0
  1935
	{
sl@0
  1936
	TInt error = KErrNone;
sl@0
  1937
	
sl@0
  1938
	switch (aError)
sl@0
  1939
		{
sl@0
  1940
		case (MP4_OK):
sl@0
  1941
		break;
sl@0
  1942
		case (MP4_ERROR):
sl@0
  1943
			error = KErrGeneral;
sl@0
  1944
		break;
sl@0
  1945
		case (MP4_OUT_OF_MEMORY):
sl@0
  1946
			error = KErrNoMemory;
sl@0
  1947
		break;
sl@0
  1948
		case (MP4_NOT_AVAILABLE):
sl@0
  1949
			error = KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired;
sl@0
  1950
		break;
sl@0
  1951
		case (MP4_FILE_MODE):
sl@0
  1952
		case (MP4_NOT_STREAMABLE):
sl@0
  1953
		case (MP4_NO_VIDEO):
sl@0
  1954
		case (MP4_NO_AUDIO):
sl@0
  1955
			error = KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
  1956
		break;
sl@0
  1957
		case (MP4_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL):
sl@0
  1958
		case (MP4_OUTPUT_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL):
sl@0
  1959
			error = KErrOverflow;
sl@0
  1960
		break;
sl@0
  1961
		case (MP4_END_OF_VIDEO):
sl@0
  1962
			error = KErrEof;
sl@0
  1963
		break;
sl@0
  1964
		case (MP4_CANT_SEEK):
sl@0
  1965
		case (MP4_NO_FRAME):
sl@0
  1966
		case (MP4_NO_REQUESTED_FRAME):
sl@0
  1967
		case (MP4_UDTA_NOT_FOUND):
sl@0
  1968
			error = KErrNotFound;
sl@0
  1969
		break;
sl@0
  1970
		case (MP4_FILE_ERROR):
sl@0
  1971
			error = KErrAccessDenied;
sl@0
  1972
		break;
sl@0
  1973
		case (MP4_INVALID_INPUT_STREAM):
sl@0
  1974
			error = KErrCorrupt;
sl@0
  1975
		break;
sl@0
  1976
		case (MP4_INVALID_TYPE):
sl@0
  1977
			error = KErrArgument;
sl@0
  1978
		break;
sl@0
  1979
		default:
sl@0
  1980
		// Mapped all possible errors returned by the MP4_library. Anything else should NOT happen
sl@0
  1981
			Panic(KErrArgument);
sl@0
  1982
		}
sl@0
  1983
	return error;
sl@0
  1984
	}
sl@0
  1985
sl@0
  1986
// Help function to get video properties
sl@0
  1987
TInt C3GPParse::DoGetVideoProperties() const
sl@0
  1988
	{
sl@0
  1989
	if (!iVideoPropertiesSaved || iVideoError == KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired)
sl@0
  1990
		{
sl@0
  1991
		MP4Err mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
  1992
		mp4_u32 length = 0;
sl@0
  1993
		mp4_u32 type = 0;
sl@0
  1994
		mp4_u32 width = 0;
sl@0
  1995
		mp4_u32 height = 0;
sl@0
  1996
		mp4_u32 timeScale = 0;
sl@0
  1997
		mp4_double frameRate = 0;
sl@0
  1998
sl@0
  1999
		mp4Err = MP4ParseRequestVideoDescription(iHandler, &length, &frameRate, &type, &width, &height, &timeScale);
sl@0
  2000
		iVideoPropertiesSaved = ETrue;
sl@0
  2001
		if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  2002
			{
sl@0
  2003
			iVideoType = WrapperVideoType(type);
sl@0
  2004
			if (iVideoType == E3GPNoVideo)
sl@0
  2005
				{
sl@0
  2006
				iVideoError = KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
  2007
				return KErrNotSupported;
sl@0
  2008
				}
sl@0
  2009
			iVideoLength = length;
sl@0
  2010
			iVideoMp4Type = type; // Type of video stream			
sl@0
  2011
			iVideoSize.iWidth = width;
sl@0
  2012
			iVideoSize.iHeight = height;
sl@0
  2013
			iVideoTimeScale = timeScale;
sl@0
  2014
			iVideoFrameRate = frameRate;	
sl@0
  2015
			}
sl@0
  2016
		iVideoError = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  2017
		}
sl@0
  2018
	return iVideoError;
sl@0
  2019
	}
sl@0
  2020
sl@0
  2021
// Help function to get audio properties
sl@0
  2022
TInt C3GPParse::DoGetAudioProperties() const
sl@0
  2023
	{
sl@0
  2024
	if (!iAudioPropertiesSaved || iAudioError == KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired)
sl@0
  2025
		{
sl@0
  2026
		MP4Err mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
  2027
		mp4_u32 audioLength = 0;
sl@0
  2028
		mp4_u32 audioType = 0;
sl@0
  2029
		mp4_u32 averateBitRate = 0;
sl@0
  2030
		mp4_u32 timeScale = 0;
sl@0
  2031
		mp4_u8 framesPerSample = 0;
sl@0
  2032
		
sl@0
  2033
		mp4Err = MP4ParseRequestAudioDescription(iHandler, &audioLength, &audioType, 
sl@0
  2034
				&framesPerSample, &timeScale, &averateBitRate);
sl@0
  2035
		iAudioPropertiesSaved = ETrue;
sl@0
  2036
		if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  2037
			{
sl@0
  2038
			iAudioLength = audioLength;
sl@0
  2039
			iAudioMp4Type = audioType; // Type of audio stream
sl@0
  2040
			iAudioType = WrapperAudioType(audioType);
sl@0
  2041
			iAudioFramesPerSample = framesPerSample;
sl@0
  2042
			iAudioAvgBitRate = averateBitRate;
sl@0
  2043
			iAudioTimeScale = timeScale;
sl@0
  2044
			}
sl@0
  2045
		iAudioError = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);
sl@0
  2046
		}
sl@0
  2047
	return iAudioError;
sl@0
  2048
	}
sl@0
  2049
sl@0
  2050
// Help function to get stream properties
sl@0
  2051
TInt C3GPParse::DoGetStreamProperties() const
sl@0
  2052
	{
sl@0
  2053
	if (!iStreamPropertiesSaved || iStreamError == KErr3gpLibMoreDataRequired)
sl@0
  2054
		{
sl@0
  2055
		MP4Err mp4Err = MP4_OK;
sl@0
  2056
		mp4_u32 streamSize = 0;
sl@0
  2057
		mp4_u32 streamAvgBitRate;
sl@0
  2058
		mp4Err = MP4ParseRequestStreamDescription(iHandler,&streamSize, &streamAvgBitRate);
sl@0
  2059
		iStreamPropertiesSaved = ETrue;
sl@0
  2060
		if (mp4Err == MP4_OK)
sl@0
  2061
			{
sl@0
  2062
			iStreamSize = streamSize;
sl@0
  2063
			iStreamAvgBitRate = streamAvgBitRate;
sl@0
  2064
			}
sl@0
  2065
		iStreamError = SymbianOSError(mp4Err);	
sl@0
  2066
		}
sl@0
  2067
	return iStreamError;
sl@0
  2068
	}
sl@0
  2069
sl@0
  2070
// Helper function to map Mp4 enum type to T3GPVideoType for video
sl@0
  2071
T3GPVideoType C3GPParse::WrapperVideoType(TUint aType) const
sl@0
  2072
	{
sl@0
  2073
	T3GPVideoType videoType = E3GPNoVideo;
sl@0
  2074
	switch (aType)
sl@0
  2075
		{
sl@0
  2076
		case (MP4_TYPE_MPEG4_VIDEO):
sl@0
  2077
			videoType = E3GPMpeg4Video;
sl@0
  2078
		break;
sl@0
  2079
		case (MP4_TYPE_H263_PROFILE_0):
sl@0
  2080
			videoType = E3GPH263Profile0;
sl@0
  2081
		break;
sl@0
  2082
		case (MP4_TYPE_H263_PROFILE_3):
sl@0
  2083
			videoType = E3GPH263Profile3;
sl@0
  2084
		break;
sl@0
  2085
		case (MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_BASELINE):
sl@0
  2086
			videoType = E3GPAvcProfileBaseline;
sl@0
  2087
		break;
sl@0
  2088
		case (MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_MAIN):
sl@0
  2089
			videoType = E3GPAvcProfileMain;
sl@0
  2090
		break;
sl@0
  2091
		case (MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_EXTENDED):
sl@0
  2092
			videoType = E3GPAvcProfileExtended;
sl@0
  2093
		break;
sl@0
  2094
		
sl@0
  2095
		case (MP4_TYPE_AVC_PROFILE_HIGH):
sl@0
  2096
			videoType = E3GPAvcProfileHigh;
sl@0
  2097
		break;
sl@0
  2098
		case MP4_TYPE_NONE:
sl@0
  2099
		break;
sl@0
  2100
		default:
sl@0
  2101
			Panic(KErrCorrupt); // This should not happen.
sl@0
  2102
		break;
sl@0
  2103
		}
sl@0
  2104
	return videoType;
sl@0
  2105
	}
sl@0
  2106
sl@0
  2107
// Helper function to map Mp4 enum type to T3GPAudioType for audio
sl@0
  2108
T3GPAudioType C3GPParse::WrapperAudioType(TUint aType) const
sl@0
  2109
	{
sl@0
  2110
	T3GPAudioType audioType = E3GPNoAudio;
sl@0
  2111
	switch (aType)
sl@0
  2112
		{
sl@0
  2113
		case (MP4_TYPE_MPEG4_AUDIO):
sl@0
  2114
			audioType = E3GPMpeg4Audio;
sl@0
  2115
		break;
sl@0
  2116
		case (MP4_TYPE_AMR_NB):
sl@0
  2117
			audioType = E3GPAmrNB;
sl@0
  2118
		break;
sl@0
  2119
		case (MP4_TYPE_AMR_WB):
sl@0
  2120
			audioType = E3GPAmrWB;
sl@0
  2121
		break;
sl@0
  2122
		case (MP4_TYPE_QCELP_13K):
sl@0
  2123
			audioType = E3GPQcelp13K;
sl@0
  2124
		break;
sl@0
  2125
		default:
sl@0
  2126
			Panic(KErrCorrupt); // This should not happen.
sl@0
  2127
		}
sl@0
  2128
	return audioType;
sl@0
  2129
	}
sl@0
  2130
sl@0
  2131
// Helper function to map enum type of the location of the user data in the file
sl@0
  2132
mp4_u8 C3GPParse::UdtaLocation(T3GPUdtaLocation aLocation) const
sl@0
  2133
	{
sl@0
  2134
	mp4_u8 location  = MP4_UDTA_NONE;
sl@0
  2135
	
sl@0
  2136
	switch (aLocation )
sl@0
  2137
		{
sl@0
  2138
		case (E3GPUdtaMoov):
sl@0
  2139
			location = MP4_UDTA_MOOV;
sl@0
  2140
		break;
sl@0
  2141
		case (E3GPUdtaVideoTrak):
sl@0
  2142
			location = MP4_UDTA_VIDEOTRAK;
sl@0
  2143
		break;
sl@0
  2144
		case (E3GPUdtaAudioTrak):
sl@0
  2145
			location = MP4_UDTA_AUDIOTRAK;
sl@0
  2146
		break;
sl@0
  2147
		default:
sl@0
  2148
			Panic(KErrArgument);
sl@0
  2149
		}
sl@0
  2150
	return location;
sl@0
  2151
	}
sl@0
  2152
sl@0
  2153
sl@0
  2154
void C3GPParse::Panic(TInt aPanic)
sl@0
  2155
	// Panic client
sl@0
  2156
	{
sl@0
  2157
	_LIT(K3GPParsePanicName, "C3GPParse");
sl@0
  2158
	User::Panic(K3GPParsePanicName, aPanic);
sl@0
  2159
	}
sl@0
  2160
sl@0
  2161