1 // Copyright 2015 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
5 #ifndef MEDIA_CAPTURE_CAPTURE_RESOLUTION_CHOOSER_H_
6 #define MEDIA_CAPTURE_CAPTURE_RESOLUTION_CHOOSER_H_
10 #include "media/base/media_export.h"
11 #include "media/base/video_capture_types.h"
12 #include "ui/gfx/geometry/size.h"
16 // Encapsulates the logic that determines the capture frame resolution based on:
17 // 1. The configured maximum frame resolution and resolution change policy.
18 // 2. Changes to resolution of the source content.
19 // 3. Changes to the (externally-computed) target data volume, provided in
20 // terms of the number of pixels in the frame.
22 // CaptureResolutionChooser always computes capture sizes less than the maximum
23 // frame size, and adheres to the configured resolution change policy. Within
24 // those hard limits, the capture size is computed to be as close to the
25 // targeted frame area as possible.
27 // In variable-resolution use cases, the capture sizes are "snapped" to a small
28 // (i.e., usually less than a dozen) set of possibilities. This is to prevent
29 // the end-to-end system from having to deal with rapidly-changing video frame
30 // resolutions that results from providing a fine-grained range of values. The
31 // possibile snapped frame sizes are computed relative to the resolution of the
32 // source content: They are the same or smaller in size, and are of the same
34 class MEDIA_EXPORT CaptureResolutionChooser
{
36 // media::ResolutionChangePolicy determines whether the variable frame
37 // resolutions being computed must adhere to a fixed aspect ratio or not, or
38 // that there must only be a single fixed resolution.
39 CaptureResolutionChooser(
40 const gfx::Size
& max_frame_size
,
41 ResolutionChangePolicy resolution_change_policy
);
42 ~CaptureResolutionChooser();
44 // Returns the current capture frame resolution to use.
45 gfx::Size
capture_size() const {
49 // Updates the capture size based on a change in the resolution of the source
51 void SetSourceSize(const gfx::Size
& source_size
);
53 // Updates the capture size to target the given frame area, in terms of
54 // gfx::Size::GetArea(). The initial target frame area is the maximum int
55 // (i.e., always target the source size).
56 void SetTargetFrameArea(int area
);
58 // Search functions to, given a frame |area|, return the nearest snapped frame
59 // size, or N size steps up/down. Snapped frame sizes are based on the
60 // current source size.
61 gfx::Size
FindNearestFrameSize(int area
) const;
62 gfx::Size
FindLargerFrameSize(int area
, int num_steps_up
) const;
63 gfx::Size
FindSmallerFrameSize(int area
, int num_steps_down
) const;
66 // Called after any update that requires |capture_size_| be re-computed.
67 void RecomputeCaptureSize();
69 // Recomputes the |snapped_sizes_| cache.
70 void UpdateSnappedFrameSizes(const gfx::Size
& constrained_size
);
73 const gfx::Size max_frame_size_
;
74 const gfx::Size min_frame_size_
; // Computed from the ctor arguments.
76 // Specifies the set of heuristics to use.
77 const ResolutionChangePolicy resolution_change_policy_
;
79 // |capture_size_| will be computed such that its area is as close to this
83 // The current computed capture frame resolution.
84 gfx::Size capture_size_
;
86 // Cache of the set of possible values |capture_size_| can have, in order from
87 // smallest to largest. This is recomputed whenever UpdateSnappedFrameSizes()
89 std::vector
<gfx::Size
> snapped_sizes_
;
94 #endif // MEDIA_CAPTURE_RESOLUTION_CHOOSER_H_