flv

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Overview

The oryx FLV package support bytes from/to FLV tags.

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Examples

Constants

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const (
	// For FLV, only support 5, 11, 22, 44KHz sampling rate.
	AudioSamplingRate5kHz  AudioSamplingRate = iota // 0 = 5.5 kHz
	AudioSamplingRate11kHz                          // 1 = 11 kHz
	AudioSamplingRate22kHz                          // 2 = 22 kHz
	AudioSamplingRate44kHz                          // 3 = 44 kHz
	// For Opus, support 8, 12, 16, 24, 48KHz
	// We will write a UINT8 sampling rate after FLV audio tag header.
	// @doc https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6716#section-2
	AudioSamplingRateNB8kHz   = 8  // NB (narrowband)
	AudioSamplingRateMB12kHz  = 12 // MB (medium-band)
	AudioSamplingRateWB16kHz  = 16 // WB (wideband)
	AudioSamplingRateSWB24kHz = 24 // SWB (super-wideband)
	AudioSamplingRateFB48kHz  = 48 // FB (fullband)

	AudioSamplingRateForbidden
)

Variables

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Functions

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Types

type AudioChannels 

type AudioChannels uint8

The audio channels, FLV named it the SoundType. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 77, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags 

const (
	AudioChannelsMono   AudioChannels = iota // 0 = Mono sound
	AudioChannelsStereo                      // 1 = Stereo sound
	AudioChannelsForbidden
)

func (*AudioChannels) From 

func (v *AudioChannels) From(a aac.Channels)

func (AudioChannels) String 

func (v AudioChannels) String() string

type AudioCodec 

type AudioCodec uint8

The audio codec id, FLV named it the SoundFormat. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 76, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags It's 4bits, that is 0-16. 

const (
	AudioCodecLinearPCM       AudioCodec = iota // 0 = Linear PCM, platform endian
	AudioCodecADPCM                             // 1 = ADPCM
	AudioCodecMP3                               // 2 = MP3
	AudioCodecLinearPCMle                       // 3 = Linear PCM, little endian
	AudioCodecNellymoser16kHz                   // 4 = Nellymoser 16 kHz mono
	AudioCodecNellymoser8kHz                    // 5 = Nellymoser 8 kHz mono
	AudioCodecNellymoser                        // 6 = Nellymoser
	AudioCodecG711Alaw                          // 7 = G.711 A-law logarithmic PCM
	AudioCodecG711MuLaw                         // 8 = G.711 mu-law logarithmic PCM
	AudioCodecReserved                          // 9 = reserved
	AudioCodecAAC                               // 10 = AAC
	AudioCodecSpeex                             // 11 = Speex
	AudioCodecUndefined12
	// For FLV, it's undefined, we define it as Opus for WebRTC.
	AudioCodecOpus           // 13 = Opus
	AudioCodecMP3In8kHz      // 14 = MP3 8 kHz
	AudioCodecDeviceSpecific // 15 = Device-specific sound
	AudioCodecForbidden
)

func (AudioCodec) String 

func (v AudioCodec) String() string

type AudioFrame 

type AudioFrame struct {
	SoundFormat AudioCodec
	SoundRate   AudioSamplingRate
	SoundSize   AudioSampleBits
	SoundType   AudioChannels
	Trait       AudioFrameTrait
	AudioLevel  uint16
	Raw         []byte
}

type AudioFrameTrait 

type AudioFrameTrait uint8

The Audio AAC frame trait, whether sequence header(ASC) or raw data. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 77, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags 

const (
	// For AAC, the frame trait.
	AudioFrameTraitSequenceHeader AudioFrameTrait = 0 // 0 = AAC sequence header
	AudioFrameTraitRaw            AudioFrameTrait = 1 // 1 = AAC raw

	// For Opus, the frame trait, may has more than one traits.
	AudioFrameTraitOpusRaw          AudioFrameTrait = 0x02 // 2, Has RAW Opus data.
	AudioFrameTraitOpusSamplingRate AudioFrameTrait = 0x04 // 4, Has Opus SamplingRate.
	AudioFrameTraitOpusAudioLevel   AudioFrameTrait = 0x08 // 8, Has audio level data, 16bits.

	AudioFrameTraitForbidden AudioFrameTrait = 0xff
)

func (AudioFrameTrait) String 

func (v AudioFrameTrait) String() string

type AudioPackager 

type AudioPackager interface {
	// Encode the audio frame to FLV audio tag.
	Encode(frame *AudioFrame) (tag []byte, err error)
	// Decode the FLV audio tag to audio frame.
	Decode(tag []byte) (frame *AudioFrame, err error)
}

The packager used to codec the FLV audio tag body. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 76, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags

func NewAudioPackager 

func NewAudioPackager() (AudioPackager, error)

type AudioSampleBits 

type AudioSampleBits uint8

The audio sample bits, FLV named it the SoundSize. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 76, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags 

const (
	AudioSampleBits8bits  AudioSampleBits = iota // 0 = 8-bit samples
	AudioSampleBits16bits                        // 1 = 16-bit samples
	AudioSampleBitsForbidden
)

func (AudioSampleBits) String 

func (v AudioSampleBits) String() string

type AudioSamplingRate 

type AudioSamplingRate uint8

The audio sampling rate, FLV named it the SoundRate. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 76, @section E.4.2 Audio Tags

func (*AudioSamplingRate) From 

func (v *AudioSamplingRate) From(a aac.SampleRateIndex)

For FLV, convert aac sample rate index to FLV sampling rate.

func (*AudioSamplingRate) OpusFrom added in v0.0.6 

func (v *AudioSamplingRate) OpusFrom(a aac.SampleRateIndex)

For Opus, convert aac sample rate index to FLV sampling rate.

func (AudioSamplingRate) OpusToHz added in v0.0.6 

func (v AudioSamplingRate) OpusToHz() int

Parse the Opus sampling rate to Hz.

func (AudioSamplingRate) String 

func (v AudioSamplingRate) String() string

func (AudioSamplingRate) ToHz 

func (v AudioSamplingRate) ToHz() int

Parse the FLV sampling rate to Hz.

type Demuxer 

type Demuxer interface {
	// Read the FLV header, return the version of FLV, whether hasVideo or hasAudio in header.
	ReadHeader() (version uint8, hasVideo, hasAudio bool, err error)
	// Read the FLV tag header, return the tag information, especially the tag size,
	// then user can read the tag payload.
	ReadTagHeader() (tagType TagType, tagSize, timestamp uint32, err error)
	// Read the FLV tag body, drop the next 4 bytes previous tag size.
	ReadTag(tagSize uint32) (tag []byte, err error)
	// Close the demuxer.
	Close() error
}

FLV Demuxer is used to demux FLV file. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 74, @section Annex E. The FLV File Format A FLV file must consist the bellow parts:

  1. A FLV header, refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 8, @section The FLV header
  2. One or more tags, refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 9, @section FLV tags

@remark We always ignore the previous tag size.

Example 
package main

import (
	"github.com/ossrs/go-oryx-lib/flv"
	"io"
)

func main() {
	// To open a flv file, or http flv stream.
	var r io.Reader

	var err error
	var f flv.Demuxer
	if f, err = flv.NewDemuxer(r); err != nil {
		return
	}
	defer f.Close()

	var version uint8
	var hasVideo, hasAudio bool
	if version, hasVideo, hasAudio, err = f.ReadHeader(); err != nil {
		return
	}

	// Optional, user can check the header.
	_ = version
	_ = hasAudio
	_ = hasVideo

	var tagType flv.TagType
	var tagSize, timestamp uint32
	if tagType, tagSize, timestamp, err = f.ReadTagHeader(); err != nil {
		return
	}

	var tag []byte
	if tag, err = f.ReadTag(tagSize); err != nil {
		return
	}

	// Using the FLV tag type, dts and body.
	// Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 9, @section FLV tags
	_ = tagType
	_ = timestamp
	_ = tag
}

func NewDemuxer 

func NewDemuxer(r io.Reader) (Demuxer, error)

Create a demuxer object.

type Muxer 

type Muxer interface {
	// Write the FLV header.
	WriteHeader(hasVideo, hasAudio bool) (err error)
	// Write A FLV tag.
	WriteTag(tagType TagType, timestamp uint32, tag []byte) (err error)
	// Close the muxer.
	Close() error
}

The FLV muxer is used to write packet in FLV protocol. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 74, @section Annex E. The FLV File Format

Example 
package main

import (
	"github.com/ossrs/go-oryx-lib/flv"
	"io"
)

func main() {
	// To open a flv file or http post stream.
	var w io.Writer

	var err error
	var f flv.Muxer
	if f, err = flv.NewMuxer(w); err != nil {
		return
	}
	defer f.Close()

	if err = f.WriteHeader(true, true); err != nil {
		return
	}

	var tagType flv.TagType
	var timestamp uint32
	var tag []byte
	// Get a FLV tag to write to muxer.
	if err = f.WriteTag(tagType, timestamp, tag); err != nil {
		return
	}
}

func NewMuxer 

func NewMuxer(w io.Writer) (Muxer, error)

Create a muxer object.

type TagType 

type TagType uint8

FLV Tag Type is the type of tag, refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 9, @section FLV tags 

const (
	TagTypeForbidden  TagType = 0
	TagTypeAudio      TagType = 8
	TagTypeVideo      TagType = 9
	TagTypeScriptData TagType = 18
)

func (TagType) String 

func (v TagType) String() string

type VideoCodec 

type VideoCodec uint8

The video codec id. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 78, @section E.4.3 Video Tags It's 4bits, that is 0-16. 

const (
	VideoCodecForbidden   VideoCodec = iota + 1
	VideoCodecH263                   // 2 = Sorenson H.263
	VideoCodecScreen                 // 3 = Screen video
	VideoCodecOn2VP6                 // 4 = On2 VP6
	VideoCodecOn2VP6Alpha            // 5 = On2 VP6 with alpha channel
	VideoCodecScreen2                // 6 = Screen video version 2
	VideoCodecAVC                    // 7 = AVC
	// See page 79 at @doc https://github.com/CDN-Union/H265/blob/master/Document/video_file_format_spec_v10_1_ksyun_20170615.doc
	VideoCodecHEVC VideoCodec = 12 // 12 = HEVC
)

func (VideoCodec) String 

func (v VideoCodec) String() string

type VideoFrame 

type VideoFrame struct {
	CodecID   VideoCodec
	FrameType VideoFrameType
	Trait     VideoFrameTrait
	CTS       int32
	Raw       []byte
}

func NewVideoFrame added in v0.0.4 

func NewVideoFrame() *VideoFrame

type VideoFrameTrait 

type VideoFrameTrait uint8

The video AVC frame trait, whethere sequence header or not. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 78, @section E.4.3 Video Tags If AVC or HEVC, it's 8bits. 

const (
	VideoFrameTraitSequenceHeader VideoFrameTrait = iota // 0 = AVC/HEVC sequence header
	VideoFrameTraitNALU                                  // 1 = AVC/HEVC NALU
	VideoFrameTraitSequenceEOF                           // 2 = AVC/HEVC end of sequence (lower level NALU sequence ender is
	VideoFrameTraitForbidden
)

func (VideoFrameTrait) String 

func (v VideoFrameTrait) String() string

type VideoFrameType 

type VideoFrameType uint8

The video frame type. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 78, @section E.4.3 Video Tags 

const (
	VideoFrameTypeForbidden  VideoFrameType = iota
	VideoFrameTypeKeyframe                  //  1 = key frame (for AVC, a seekable frame)
	VideoFrameTypeInterframe                // 2 = inter frame (for AVC, a non-seekable frame)
	VideoFrameTypeDisposable                // 3 = disposable inter frame (H.263 only)
	VideoFrameTypeGenerated                 // 4 = generated key frame (reserved for server use only)
	VideoFrameTypeInfo                      // 5 = video info/command frame
)

func (VideoFrameType) String 

func (v VideoFrameType) String() string

type VideoPackager 

type VideoPackager interface {
	// Decode the FLV video tag to video frame.
	// @remark For RTMP/FLV: pts = dts + cts, where dts is timestamp in packet/tag.
	Decode(tag []byte) (frame *VideoFrame, err error)
	// Encode the video frame to FLV video tag.
	Encode(frame *VideoFrame) (tag []byte, err error)
}

The packager used to codec the FLV video tag body. Refer to @doc video_file_format_spec_v10.pdf, @page 78, @section E.4.3 Video Tags

func NewVideoPackager 

func NewVideoPackager() (VideoPackager, error)

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