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MediaObject deals with an AbstractPlayer, so make sure we have the signals
declared in that base class, instead of individually in each sub-class.
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This extends the framework for being able to handle audio effects, largely
affecting how the audio chain is set up, connected and disconnected, and
therefore the Backend has been refactored slightly, and the class MediaNode
introduced, see its documentation.
In addition two effects has been written: BassBoost and AudioEqualizer.
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Video is still not visible; need to debug the initialization of the
VideoOutput object to determine whether DSA is being aborted.
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and AudioOutput
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AbstractMediaPlayer
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Audio playback now working to the same extent as prior to the abstraction, with one regression: the initial volume level in the UI is set to zero, although playback is audible.
Some cleanup is required:
- Functionality common to AudioPlayer and VideoPlayer (e.g. tick timer, changeState function) should be moved into AbstractPlayer.
- Files may be opened by multiple instances of MediaObject at at time. For example, the musicplayer example app uses one instance to read file metadata, and one for the actual playback. In order to avoid KErrInUse errors from the file server, files must be opened with an EShare* flag and passed around by handle. At present this is done in a slightly hacky way (i.e. AbstractPlayer::setSource is renamed to setFileSource).
- The pointer held by MediaObject::m_player must be checked for nullness in many of the public API calls. This could be made cleaner by implementing a stub derivation of AbstractPlayer, which returns sensible default values. Note that, if functionality such as tick timer handling is going to be pushed upwards from AudioPlayer / VideoPlayer, we should add an intermediate class to the hierarchy so that the overhead of constructing DummyPlayer objects is minimised.
At present, media type (audio / video) is only recognised from file streams - this needs to be extended to include HTTP streaming aswell.
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As per discussions with Gareth.
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