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示例1: prepareMix
//.........这里部分代码省略.........
isSoloing);
if (shouldBeInactive(stream)) {
// To reduce artifacts we still call render to flush the HRTF for every silent
// sources on the first frame where the source becomes silent
// this ensures the correct tail from last mixed block
streams.inactive.push_back(move(stream));
++stats.activeToInactive;
return true;
}
}
return false;
});
if (isThrottling) {
// since we're throttling, we need to partition the mixable into throttled and unthrottled streams
int numToRetain = min(_numToRetain, (int)streams.active.size()); // Make sure we don't overflow
auto throttlePoint = begin(streams.active) + numToRetain;
std::nth_element(streams.active.begin(), throttlePoint, streams.active.end(),
[](const auto& a, const auto& b)
{
return a.approximateVolume > b.approximateVolume;
});
SegmentedEraseIf<MixableStreamsVector> erase(streams.active);
erase.iterateTo(throttlePoint, [&](MixableStream& stream) {
if (shouldBeSkipped(stream, *listener, *listenerAudioStream, *listenerData)) {
resetHRTFState(stream);
streams.skipped.push_back(move(stream));
++stats.activeToSkipped;
return true;
}
addStream(stream, *listenerAudioStream, listenerData->getMasterAvatarGain(),
isSoloing);
if (shouldBeInactive(stream)) {
// To reduce artifacts we still call render to flush the HRTF for every silent
// sources on the first frame where the source becomes silent
// this ensures the correct tail from last mixed block
streams.inactive.push_back(move(stream));
++stats.activeToInactive;
return true;
}
return false;
});
erase.iterateTo(end(streams.active), [&](MixableStream& stream) {
// To reduce artifacts we reset the HRTF state for every throttled
// sources on the first frame where the source becomes throttled
// this ensures at least remove the tail from last mixed block
// preventing excessive artifacts on the next first block
resetHRTFState(stream);
if (shouldBeSkipped(stream, *listener, *listenerAudioStream, *listenerData)) {
streams.skipped.push_back(move(stream));
++stats.activeToSkipped;
return true;
}
if (shouldBeInactive(stream)) {
streams.inactive.push_back(move(stream));
++stats.activeToInactive;
return true;
}
return false;
});
}
stats.skipped += (int)streams.skipped.size();
stats.inactive += (int)streams.inactive.size();
stats.active += (int)streams.active.size();
// clear the newly ignored, un-ignored, ignoring, and un-ignoring streams now that we've processed them
listenerData->clearStagedIgnoreChanges();
#ifdef HIFI_AUDIO_MIXER_DEBUG
auto mixEnd = p_high_resolution_clock::now();
auto mixTime = std::chrono::duration_cast<std::chrono::nanoseconds>(mixEnd - mixStart);
stats.mixTime += mixTime.count();
#endif
// check for silent audio before limiting
// limiting uses a dither and can only guarantee abs(sample) <= 1
bool hasAudio = false;
for (int i = 0; i < AudioConstants::NETWORK_FRAME_SAMPLES_STEREO; ++i) {
if (_mixSamples[i] != 0.0f) {
hasAudio = true;
break;
}
}
// use the per listener AudioLimiter to render the mixed data
listenerData->audioLimiter.render(_mixSamples, _bufferSamples, AudioConstants::NETWORK_FRAME_SAMPLES_PER_CHANNEL);
return hasAudio;
}