jamulus/src/recorder/jamrecorder.cpp

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Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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#include "jamrecorder.h"
using namespace recorder;
/* ********************************************************************************************************
* CJamClient
* ********************************************************************************************************/
/**
* @brief CJamClient::CJamClient
* @param frame Start frame of the client within the session
* @param numChannels 1 for mono, 2 for stereo
* @param name The client's current name
* @param address IP and Port
* @param recordBaseDir Session recording directory
*
* Creates a file for the raw PCM data and sets up a QDataStream to which to write received frames.
* The data is stored Little Endian.
*/
CJamClient::CJamClient(const qint64 frame, const int _numChannels, const QString name, const CHostAddress address, const QDir recordBaseDir) :
startFrame (frame),
numChannels (static_cast<uint16_t>(_numChannels)),
name (name),
address (address)
{
// At this point we may not have much of a name
QString fileName = ClientName() + "-" + QString::number(frame) + "-" + QString::number(_numChannels);
QString affix = "";
while (recordBaseDir.exists(fileName + affix + ".wav"))
{
affix = affix.length() == 0 ? "_1" : "_" + QString::number(affix.remove(0, 1).toInt() + 1);
}
fileName = fileName + affix + ".wav";
wavFile = new QFile(recordBaseDir.absoluteFilePath(fileName));
if (!wavFile->open(QFile::OpenMode(QIODevice::OpenModeFlag::ReadWrite))) // need to allow rewriting headers
{
throw new std::runtime_error( ("Could not write to WAV file " + wavFile->fileName()).toStdString() );
}
out = new CWaveStream(wavFile, numChannels);
filename = wavFile->fileName();
}
/**
* @brief CJamClient::Frame Handle a frame of PCM data from a client connected to the server
* @param _name The client's current name
* @param pcm The PCM data
*/
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void CJamClient::Frame(const QString _name, const CVector<int16_t>& pcm, int iServerFrameSizeSamples)
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
name = _name;
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for(int i = 0; i < numChannels * iServerFrameSizeSamples; i++)
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
*out << pcm[i];
}
frameCount++;
}
/**
* @brief CJamClient::Disconnect Clean up after a disconnected client
*/
void CJamClient::Disconnect()
{
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static_cast<CWaveStream*>(out)->finalise();
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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out = nullptr;
wavFile->close();
delete wavFile;
wavFile = nullptr;
}
/* ********************************************************************************************************
* CJamSession
* ********************************************************************************************************/
/**
* @brief CJamSession::CJamSession Construct a new jam recording session
* @param recordBaseDir The recording base directory
*
* Each session is stored into its own subdirectory of the recording base directory.
*/
CJamSession::CJamSession(QDir recordBaseDir) :
sessionDir (QDir(recordBaseDir.absoluteFilePath("Jam-" + QDateTime().currentDateTimeUtc().toString("yyyyMMdd-HHmmsszzz")))),
currentFrame (0),
chIdDisconnected (-1),
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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vecptrJamClients (MAX_NUM_CHANNELS),
jamClientConnections()
{
QFileInfo fi(sessionDir.absolutePath());
fi.setCaching(false);
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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if (!fi.exists() && !QDir().mkpath(sessionDir.absolutePath()))
{
throw std::runtime_error( (sessionDir.absolutePath() + " does not exist but could not be created").toStdString() );
}
if (!fi.isDir())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (sessionDir.absolutePath() + " exists but is not a directory").toStdString() );
}
if (!fi.isWritable())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (sessionDir.absolutePath() + " is a directory but cannot be written to").toStdString() );
}
// Explicitly set all the pointers to "empty"
vecptrJamClients.fill(nullptr);
}
/**
* @brief CJamSession::DisconnectClient Capture details of the departing client's connection
* @param iChID the channel id of the client that disconnected
*/
void CJamSession::DisconnectClient(int iChID)
{
vecptrJamClients[iChID]->Disconnect();
jamClientConnections.append(new CJamClientConnection(vecptrJamClients[iChID]->NumAudioChannels(),
vecptrJamClients[iChID]->StartFrame(),
vecptrJamClients[iChID]->FrameCount(),
vecptrJamClients[iChID]->ClientName(),
vecptrJamClients[iChID]->FileName()));
delete vecptrJamClients[iChID];
vecptrJamClients[iChID] = nullptr;
chIdDisconnected = iChID;
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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}
/**
* @brief CJamSession::Frame Process a frame emited for a client by the server
* @param iChID the client channel id
* @param name the client name
* @param address the client IP and port number
* @param numAudioChannels the client number of audio channels
* @param data the frame data
*
* Manages changes that affect how the recording is stored - i.e. if the number of audio channels changes, we need a new file.
* Files are grouped by IP and port number, so if either of those change for a connection, we also start a new file.
*
* Also manages the overall current frame counter for the session.
*/
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void CJamSession::Frame(const int iChID, const QString name, const CHostAddress address, const int numAudioChannels, const CVector<int16_t> data, int iServerFrameSizeSamples)
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
if ( iChID == chIdDisconnected )
{
// DisconnectClient has just been called for this channel - this frame is "too late"
chIdDisconnected = -1;
return;
}
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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if (vecptrJamClients[iChID] == nullptr)
{
// then we have not seen this client this session
vecptrJamClients[iChID] = new CJamClient(currentFrame, numAudioChannels, name, address, sessionDir);
}
else if (numAudioChannels != vecptrJamClients[iChID]->NumAudioChannels()
|| address.InetAddr != vecptrJamClients[iChID]->ClientAddress().InetAddr
|| address.iPort != vecptrJamClients[iChID]->ClientAddress().iPort)
{
DisconnectClient(iChID);
if (numAudioChannels == 0)
{
vecptrJamClients[iChID] = nullptr;
}
else
{
vecptrJamClients[iChID] = new CJamClient(currentFrame, numAudioChannels, name, address, sessionDir);
}
}
if (vecptrJamClients[iChID] == nullptr)
{
// Frame allegedly from iChID but unable to establish client details
return;
}
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vecptrJamClients[iChID]->Frame(name, data, iServerFrameSizeSamples);
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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// If _any_ connected client frame steps past currentFrame, increase currentFrame
if (vecptrJamClients[iChID]->StartFrame() + vecptrJamClients[iChID]->FrameCount() > currentFrame)
{
currentFrame++;
}
}
/**
* @brief CJamSession::End Clean up any "hanging" clients when the server thinks they all left
*/
void CJamSession::End()
{
for (int iChID = 0; iChID < vecptrJamClients.size(); iChID++)
{
if (vecptrJamClients[iChID] != nullptr)
{
DisconnectClient(iChID);
vecptrJamClients[iChID] = nullptr;
}
}
}
/**
* @brief CJamSession::Tracks Retrieve a map of (latest) client name to connection items
* @return a map of (latest) client name to connection items
*/
QMap<QString, QList<STrackItem>> CJamSession::Tracks()
{
QMap<QString, QList<STrackItem>> tracks;
for (int i = 0; i < jamClientConnections.count(); i++ )
{
STrackItem track (
jamClientConnections[i]->Format(),
jamClientConnections[i]->StartFrame(),
jamClientConnections[i]->Length(),
jamClientConnections[i]->FileName()
);
if (!tracks.contains(jamClientConnections[i]->Name()))
{
tracks.insert(jamClientConnections[i]->Name(), { });
}
tracks[jamClientConnections[i]->Name()].append(track);
}
return tracks;
}
/**
* @brief CJamSession::TracksFromSessionDir Replica of CJamSession::Tracks but using the directory contents to construct the track item map
* @param sessionDirName the directory name to scan
* @return a map of (latest) client name to connection items
*/
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QMap<QString, QList<STrackItem>> CJamSession::TracksFromSessionDir(const QString& sessionDirName, int iServerFrameSizeSamples)
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
QMap<QString, QList<STrackItem>> tracks;
const QDir sessionDir(sessionDirName);
foreach(auto entry, sessionDir.entryList({ "*.pcm" }))
{
auto split = entry.split(".")[0].split("-");
QString name = split[0];
QString hostPort = split[1];
QString frame = split[2];
QString tail = split[3]; //numChannels may have _nnn
QString numChannels = tail.count("_") > 0 ? tail.split("_")[0] : tail;
QString trackName = name + "-" + hostPort;
if (!tracks.contains(trackName))
{
tracks.insert(trackName, { });
}
QFileInfo fiEntry(sessionDir.absoluteFilePath(entry));
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qint64 length = fiEntry.size() / numChannels.toInt() / iServerFrameSizeSamples;
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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STrackItem track (
numChannels.toInt(),
frame.toLongLong(),
length,
sessionDir.absoluteFilePath(entry)
);
tracks[trackName].append(track);
}
return tracks;
}
/* ********************************************************************************************************
* CJamRecorder
* ********************************************************************************************************/
/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::Init Create recording directory, if necessary, and connect signal handlers
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* @param server Server object emiting signals
*/
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void CJamRecorder::Init( const CServer* server,
const int _iServerFrameSizeSamples )
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{
QFileInfo fi(recordBaseDir.absolutePath());
fi.setCaching(false);
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if (!fi.exists() && !QDir().mkpath(recordBaseDir.absolutePath()))
{
throw std::runtime_error( (recordBaseDir.absolutePath() + " does not exist but could not be created").toStdString() );
}
if (!fi.isDir())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (recordBaseDir.absolutePath() + " exists but is not a directory").toStdString() );
}
if (!fi.isWritable())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (recordBaseDir.absolutePath() + " is a directory but cannot be written to").toStdString() );
}
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QObject::connect( (const QObject *)server, SIGNAL ( RestartRecorder() ),
this, SLOT( OnTriggerSession() ),
Qt::ConnectionType::QueuedConnection );
QObject::connect( (const QObject *)server, SIGNAL ( Stopped() ),
this, SLOT( OnEnd() ),
Qt::ConnectionType::QueuedConnection );
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QObject::connect( (const QObject *)server, SIGNAL ( ClientDisconnected ( int ) ),
this, SLOT( OnDisconnected ( int ) ),
Qt::ConnectionType::QueuedConnection );
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qRegisterMetaType<CVector<int16_t>> ( "CVector<int16_t>" );
QObject::connect( (const QObject *)server, SIGNAL ( AudioFrame( const int, const QString, const CHostAddress, const int, const CVector<int16_t> ) ),
this, SLOT( OnFrame (const int, const QString, const CHostAddress, const int, const CVector<int16_t> ) ),
Qt::ConnectionType::QueuedConnection );
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QObject::connect( QCoreApplication::instance(), SIGNAL ( aboutToQuit() ),
this, SLOT( OnAboutToQuit() ) );
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iServerFrameSizeSamples = _iServerFrameSizeSamples;
thisThread = new QThread();
moveToThread ( thisThread );
thisThread->start();
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}
/**
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* @brief CJamRecorder::Start Start up tasks for a new session
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*/
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void CJamRecorder::Start() {
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// Ensure any previous cleaning up has been done.
OnEnd();
currentSession = new CJamSession( recordBaseDir );
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isRecording = true;
emit RecordingSessionStarted ( currentSession->SessionDir().path() );
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}
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/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::OnEnd Finalise the recording and emit the Reaper RPP file
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*
* Emits RecordingSessionEnded with the Reaper project file name,
* or null if was not recording or a problem occurs
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*/
void CJamRecorder::OnEnd()
{
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QString reaperProjectFileName = QString::Null();
if ( isRecording )
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{
isRecording = false;
currentSession->End();
QString reaperProjectFileName = currentSession->SessionDir().filePath(currentSession->Name().append(".rpp"));
const QFileInfo fi(reaperProjectFileName);
if (fi.exists())
{
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qWarning() << "CJamRecorder::OnEnd():" << fi.absolutePath() << "exists and will not be overwritten.";
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reaperProjectFileName = QString::Null();
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}
else
{
QFile outf (reaperProjectFileName);
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if ( outf.open(QFile::WriteOnly) )
{
QTextStream out(&outf);
out << CReaperProject( currentSession->Tracks(), iServerFrameSizeSamples ).toString() << endl;
qDebug() << "Session RPP:" << reaperProjectFileName;
}
else
{
qWarning() << "CJamRecorder::OnEnd():" << fi.absolutePath() << "could not be created, no RPP written.";
reaperProjectFileName = QString::Null();
}
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}
delete currentSession;
currentSession = nullptr;
}
}
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/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::OnTriggerSession End one session and start a new one
*/
void CJamRecorder::OnTriggerSession()
{
// This should magically get everything right...
if ( isRecording )
{
Start();
}
}
/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::OnAboutToQuit End any recording and exit thread
*/
void CJamRecorder::OnAboutToQuit()
{
OnEnd();
thisThread->exit();
}
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/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::SessionDirToReaper Replica of CJamRecorder::OnEnd() but using the directory contents to construct the CReaperProject object
* @param strSessionDirName
*/
void CJamRecorder::SessionDirToReaper(QString& strSessionDirName, int serverFrameSizeSamples)
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
const QFileInfo fiSessionDir(QDir::cleanPath(strSessionDirName));
if (!fiSessionDir.exists() || !fiSessionDir.isDir())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (fiSessionDir.absoluteFilePath() + " does not exist or is not a directory. Aborting.").toStdString() );
}
const QDir dSessionDir(fiSessionDir.absoluteFilePath());
const QString reaperProjectFileName = dSessionDir.absoluteFilePath(fiSessionDir.baseName().append(".rpp"));
const QFileInfo fiRPP(reaperProjectFileName);
if (fiRPP.exists())
{
throw std::runtime_error( (fiRPP.absoluteFilePath() + " exists and will not be overwritten. Aborting.").toStdString() );
}
QFile outf (fiRPP.absoluteFilePath());
if (!outf.open(QFile::WriteOnly)) {
throw std::runtime_error( (fiRPP.absoluteFilePath() + " could not be written. Aborting.").toStdString() );
}
QTextStream out(&outf);
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out << CReaperProject( CJamSession::TracksFromSessionDir( fiSessionDir.absoluteFilePath(), serverFrameSizeSamples ), serverFrameSizeSamples ).toString() << endl;
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qDebug() << "Session RPP:" << reaperProjectFileName;
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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}
/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::OnDisconnected Handle disconnection of a client
* @param iChID the client channel id
*/
void CJamRecorder::OnDisconnected(int iChID)
{
if ( !isRecording )
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
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qWarning() << "CJamRecorder::OnDisconnected: channel" << iChID << "disconnected but not recording";
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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}
if ( currentSession == nullptr )
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
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qWarning() << "CJamRecorder::OnDisconnected: channel" << iChID << "disconnected but no currentSession";
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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return;
}
currentSession->DisconnectClient(iChID);
}
/**
* @brief CJamRecorder::OnFrame Handle a frame emited for a client by the server
* @param iChID the client channel id
* @param name the client name
* @param address the client IP and port number
* @param numAudioChannels the client number of audio channels
* @param data the frame data
*
* Ensures recording has started.
*/
void CJamRecorder::OnFrame(const int iChID, const QString name, const CHostAddress address, const int numAudioChannels, const CVector<int16_t> data)
{
// Make sure we are ready
if ( !isRecording )
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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{
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Start();
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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}
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currentSession->Frame( iChID, name, address, numAudioChannels, data, iServerFrameSizeSamples );
Add recording support with Reaper Project generation Includes the following changes * Initial .gitignore Administrative * Fix up warning message * Not all Windows file systems are case insensitive Bugfixes * (Qt5) Use QCoreApplication for headless Possible solution to get the application to run as a headless server but it loses the nice history graph, so not ideal. * Avoid ESC closing chat Because ESC shouldn't close the chat window. Or the main app window. * Add console logging support for Windows Whilst looking for the headless support, I found this idea for Windows logging. New improved version. This makes far fewer changes. ---- * Add recording support with Reaper Project generation The main feature! * New -r option to enable recording of PCM files and conversion to Reaper RPP with WAV files * New -R option to set the directory in which to create recording sessions You need to specify the -R option, there's no default... so I guess -r and -R could be combined. * New -T option to convert a session directory with PCM files into a Reaper RPP with WAV files You can use -T on "failed" sessions, if the -r option captures the PCMs but the RPP converter doesn't run for some reaon. (It was useful during development, maybe less so once things seem stable.) The recorder is implemented as a new thread with queuing from the main "real time" server thread. When a new client connects or if its audio format changes (e.g. mono to stereo), a new RIFF WAVE file is started. Each frame of decompressed audio for each client written out as LPCM to the file. When the client disconnects, the RIFF WAVE headers are updated to reflect the file length. Once all clients disconnect, the session is considered ended and a Reaper RPP file is written.
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}