Add fade in/out option to the content audio tab (#1026).

[dcpomatic.git] / src / lib / audio_content.cc

diff --git a/src/lib/audio_content.cc b/src/lib/audio_content.cc
index 32e713ff2eda9cde84caa7260a969b6b20137351..101ed8f1ed6974603ff1418e38d8a30a76ee724b 100644 (file)
--- a/src/lib/audio_content.cc
+++ b/src/lib/audio_content.cc
@@ -53,6 +53,8 @@ using namespace dcpomatic;
 int const AudioContentProperty::STREAMS = 200;
 int const AudioContentProperty::GAIN = 201;
 int const AudioContentProperty::DELAY = 202;
+int const AudioContentProperty::FADE_IN = 203;
+int const AudioContentProperty::FADE_OUT = 204;
 
 
 AudioContent::AudioContent (Content* parent)
@@ -90,6 +92,8 @@ AudioContent::AudioContent (Content* parent, cxml::ConstNodePtr node)
 {
        _gain = node->number_child<double> ("AudioGain");
        _delay = node->number_child<int> ("AudioDelay");
+       _fade_in = ContentTime(node->optional_number_child<ContentTime::Type>("AudioFadeIn").get_value_or(0));
+       _fade_out = ContentTime(node->optional_number_child<ContentTime::Type>("AudioFadeOut").get_value_or(0));
 
        /* Backwards compatibility */
        auto r = node->optional_number_child<double>("AudioVideoFrameRate");
@@ -127,6 +131,8 @@ AudioContent::as_xml (xmlpp::Node* node) const
        boost::mutex::scoped_lock lm (_mutex);
        node->add_child("AudioGain")->add_child_text(raw_convert<string>(_gain));
        node->add_child("AudioDelay")->add_child_text(raw_convert<string>(_delay));
+       node->add_child("AudioFadeIn")->add_child_text(raw_convert<string>(_fade_in.get()));
+       node->add_child("AudioFadeOut")->add_child_text(raw_convert<string>(_fade_out.get()));
 }
 
 
@@ -420,3 +426,57 @@ AudioContent::modify_trim_start (ContentTime& trim) const
        /* XXX: we're in trouble if streams have different rates */
        trim = trim.round (_streams.front()->frame_rate());
 }
+
+
+void
+AudioContent::set_fade_in (ContentTime t)
+{
+       maybe_set (_fade_in, t, AudioContentProperty::FADE_IN);
+}
+
+
+void
+AudioContent::set_fade_out (ContentTime t)
+{
+       maybe_set (_fade_out, t, AudioContentProperty::FADE_OUT);
+}
+
+
+vector<float>
+AudioContent::fade (Frame frame, Frame length, int frame_rate) const
+{
+       auto const in = fade_in().frames_round(frame_rate);
+       auto const out = fade_out().frames_round(frame_rate);
+
+       /* Where the start trim ends, at frame_rate */
+       auto const trim_start = _parent->trim_start().frames_round(frame_rate);
+       /* Where the end trim starts within the whole length of the content, at frame_rate */
+       auto const trim_end = ContentTime(ContentTime::from_frames(stream()->length(), stream()->frame_rate()) - _parent->trim_end()).frames_round(frame_rate);
+
+       if (
+               (in == 0  || (frame >= (trim_start + in))) &&
+               (out == 0 || ((frame + length) < (trim_end - out)))
+          ) {
+               /* This section starts after the fade in and ends before the fade out */
+               return {};
+       }
+
+       /* Start position relative to the start of the fade in */
+       auto in_start = frame - trim_start;
+       /* Start position relative to the start of the fade out */
+       auto out_start = frame - (trim_end - out);
+
+       vector<float> coeffs(length);
+       for (auto coeff = 0; coeff < length; ++coeff) {
+               coeffs[coeff] = 1.0;
+               if (in) {
+                       coeffs[coeff] *= logarithmic_fade_in_curve(static_cast<float>(in_start + coeff) / in);
+               }
+               if (out) {
+                       coeffs[coeff] *= logarithmic_fade_out_curve(static_cast<float>(out_start + coeff) / out);
+               }
+       }
+
+       return coeffs;
+}
+