citra/src/audio_core/time_stretch.cpp
Subv 1d59c8f792 Logging: Change the TimeStretch::Process log from debug to trace level.
This function is called too many times and makes the debug logging basically unusable due to the spam.
2018-10-06 16:55:05 +02:00

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// Copyright 2016 Citra Emulator Project
// Licensed under GPLv2 or any later version
// Refer to the license.txt file included.
#include <algorithm>
#include <cmath>
#include <cstddef>
#include <memory>
#include <SoundTouch.h>
#include "audio_core/audio_types.h"
#include "audio_core/time_stretch.h"
#include "common/logging/log.h"
namespace AudioCore {
TimeStretcher::TimeStretcher()
: sample_rate(native_sample_rate), sound_touch(std::make_unique<soundtouch::SoundTouch>()) {
sound_touch->setChannels(2);
sound_touch->setSampleRate(native_sample_rate);
sound_touch->setPitch(1.0);
sound_touch->setTempo(1.0);
}
TimeStretcher::~TimeStretcher() = default;
void TimeStretcher::SetOutputSampleRate(unsigned int sample_rate) {
sound_touch->setSampleRate(sample_rate);
sample_rate = native_sample_rate;
}
std::size_t TimeStretcher::Process(const s16* in, std::size_t num_in, s16* out,
std::size_t num_out) {
const double time_delta = static_cast<double>(num_out) / sample_rate; // seconds
double current_ratio = static_cast<double>(num_in) / static_cast<double>(num_out);
const double max_latency = 0.25; // seconds
const double max_backlog = sample_rate * max_latency;
const double backlog_fullness = sound_touch->numSamples() / max_backlog;
if (backlog_fullness > 4.0) {
// Too many samples in backlog: Don't push anymore on
num_in = 0;
}
// We ideally want the backlog to be about 50% full.
// This gives some headroom both ways to prevent underflow and overflow.
// We tweak current_ratio to encourage this.
constexpr double tweak_time_scale = 0.050; // seconds
const double tweak_correction = (backlog_fullness - 0.5) * (time_delta / tweak_time_scale);
current_ratio *= std::pow(1.0 + 2.0 * tweak_correction, tweak_correction < 0 ? 3.0 : 1.0);
// This low-pass filter smoothes out variance in the calculated stretch ratio.
// The time-scale determines how responsive this filter is.
constexpr double lpf_time_scale = 0.712; // seconds
const double lpf_gain = 1.0 - std::exp(-time_delta / lpf_time_scale);
stretch_ratio += lpf_gain * (current_ratio - stretch_ratio);
// Place a lower limit of 5% speed. When a game boots up, there will be
// many silence samples. These do not need to be timestretched.
stretch_ratio = std::max(stretch_ratio, 0.05);
sound_touch->setTempo(stretch_ratio);
LOG_TRACE(Audio, "{:5}/{:5} ratio:{:0.6f} backlog:{:0.6f}", num_in, num_out, stretch_ratio,
backlog_fullness);
sound_touch->putSamples(in, static_cast<u32>(num_in));
return sound_touch->receiveSamples(out, static_cast<u32>(num_out));
}
void TimeStretcher::Clear() {
sound_touch->clear();
}
void TimeStretcher::Flush() {
sound_touch->flush();
}
} // namespace AudioCore