webrtc_m130/webrtc/api/rtpparameters.h
deadbeef e814a0dee0 Adding "adapter" ORTC objects on top of ChannelManager/BaseChannel/etc.
This CL adds the following interfaces:
* RtpTransportController
* RtpTransport
* RtpSender
* RtpReceiver

They're implemented on top of the "BaseChannel" object, which is normally used
in a PeerConnection, and roughly corresponds to an SDP "m=" section. As a result
of this, there are several limitations:

* You can only have one of each type of sender and receiver (audio/video) on top
  of the same transport controller.
* The sender/receiver with the same media type must use the same RTP transport.
* You can't change the transport after creating the sender or receiver.
* Some of the parameters aren't supported.

Later, these "adapter" objects will be gradually replaced by real objects that don't
have these limitations, as "BaseChannel", "MediaChannel" and related code is
restructured. In this CL, we essentially have:

ORTC adapter objects -> BaseChannel -> Media engine
PeerConnection -> BaseChannel -> Media engine

And later we hope to have simply:

PeerConnection -> "Real" ORTC objects -> Media engine

See the linked bug for more context.

BUG=webrtc:7013
TBR=stefan@webrtc.org

Review-Url: https://codereview.webrtc.org/2675173003
Cr-Commit-Position: refs/heads/master@{#16842}
2017-02-26 02:15:09 +00:00

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/*
* Copyright 2015 The WebRTC project authors. All Rights Reserved.
*
* Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license
* that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source
* tree. An additional intellectual property rights grant can be found
* in the file PATENTS. All contributing project authors may
* be found in the AUTHORS file in the root of the source tree.
*/
#ifndef WEBRTC_API_RTPPARAMETERS_H_
#define WEBRTC_API_RTPPARAMETERS_H_
#include <string>
#include <unordered_map>
#include <vector>
#include "webrtc/api/mediatypes.h"
#include "webrtc/config.h"
#include "webrtc/base/optional.h"
namespace webrtc {
// These structures are intended to mirror those defined by:
// http://draft.ortc.org/#rtcrtpdictionaries*
// Contains everything specified as of 2017 Jan 24.
//
// They are used when retrieving or modifying the parameters of an
// RtpSender/RtpReceiver, or retrieving capabilities.
//
// Note on conventions: Where ORTC may use "octet", "short" and "unsigned"
// types, we typically use "int", in keeping with our style guidelines. The
// parameter's actual valid range will be enforced when the parameters are set,
// rather than when the parameters struct is built. An exception is made for
// SSRCs, since they use the full unsigned 32-bit range, and aren't expected to
// be used for any numeric comparisons/operations.
//
// Additionally, where ORTC uses strings, we may use enums for things that have
// a fixed number of supported values. However, for things that can be extended
// (such as codecs, by providing an external encoder factory), a string
// identifier is used.
enum class FecMechanism {
RED,
RED_AND_ULPFEC,
FLEXFEC,
};
// Used in RtcpFeedback struct.
enum class RtcpFeedbackType {
CCM,
NACK,
REMB, // "goog-remb"
TRANSPORT_CC,
};
// Used in RtcpFeedback struct when type is NACK or CCM.
enum class RtcpFeedbackMessageType {
// Equivalent to {type: "nack", parameter: undefined} in ORTC.
GENERIC_NACK,
PLI, // Usable with NACK.
FIR, // Usable with CCM.
};
enum class DtxStatus {
DISABLED,
ENABLED,
};
enum class DegradationPreference {
MAINTAIN_FRAMERATE,
MAINTAIN_RESOLUTION,
BALANCED,
};
enum class PriorityType { VERY_LOW, LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH };
struct RtcpFeedback {
RtcpFeedbackType type = RtcpFeedbackType::CCM;
// Equivalent to ORTC "parameter" field with slight differences:
// 1. It's an enum instead of a string.
// 2. Generic NACK feedback is represented by a GENERIC_NACK message type,
// rather than an unset "parameter" value.
rtc::Optional<RtcpFeedbackMessageType> message_type;
// Constructors for convenience.
RtcpFeedback() {}
explicit RtcpFeedback(RtcpFeedbackType type) : type(type) {}
RtcpFeedback(RtcpFeedbackType type, RtcpFeedbackMessageType message_type)
: type(type), message_type(message_type) {}
bool operator==(const RtcpFeedback& o) const {
return type == o.type && message_type == o.message_type;
}
bool operator!=(const RtcpFeedback& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
// RtpCodecCapability is to RtpCodecParameters as RtpCapabilities is to
// RtpParameters. This represents the static capabilities of an endpoint's
// implementation of a codec.
struct RtpCodecCapability {
// Build MIME "type/subtype" string from |name| and |kind|.
std::string mime_type() const { return MediaTypeToString(kind) + "/" + name; }
// Used to identify the codec. Equivalent to MIME subtype.
std::string name;
// The media type of this codec. Equivalent to MIME top-level type.
cricket::MediaType kind = cricket::MEDIA_TYPE_AUDIO;
// Clock rate in Hertz. If unset, the codec is applicable to any clock rate.
rtc::Optional<int> clock_rate;
// Default payload type for this codec. Mainly needed for codecs that use
// that have statically assigned payload types.
rtc::Optional<int> preferred_payload_type;
// Maximum packetization time supported by an RtpReceiver for this codec.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<int> max_ptime;
// Preferred packetization time for an RtpReceiver or RtpSender of this
// codec.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<int> ptime;
// The number of audio channels supported. Unused for video codecs.
rtc::Optional<int> num_channels;
// Feedback mechanisms supported for this codec.
std::vector<RtcpFeedback> rtcp_feedback;
// Codec-specific parameters that must be signaled to the remote party.
//
// Corresponds to "a=fmtp" parameters in SDP.
//
// Contrary to ORTC, these parameters are named using all lowercase strings.
// This helps make the mapping to SDP simpler, if an application is using
// SDP. Boolean values are represented by the string "1".
std::unordered_map<std::string, std::string> parameters;
// Codec-specific parameters that may optionally be signaled to the remote
// party.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
std::unordered_map<std::string, std::string> options;
// Maximum number of temporal layer extensions supported by this codec.
// For example, a value of 1 indicates that 2 total layers are supported.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
int max_temporal_layer_extensions = 0;
// Maximum number of spatial layer extensions supported by this codec.
// For example, a value of 1 indicates that 2 total layers are supported.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
int max_spatial_layer_extensions = 0;
// Whether the implementation can send/receive SVC layers with distinct
// SSRCs. Always false for audio codecs. True for video codecs that support
// scalable video coding with MRST.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
bool svc_multi_stream_support = false;
bool operator==(const RtpCodecCapability& o) const {
return name == o.name && kind == o.kind && clock_rate == o.clock_rate &&
preferred_payload_type == o.preferred_payload_type &&
max_ptime == o.max_ptime && ptime == o.ptime &&
num_channels == o.num_channels && rtcp_feedback == o.rtcp_feedback &&
parameters == o.parameters && options == o.options &&
max_temporal_layer_extensions == o.max_temporal_layer_extensions &&
max_spatial_layer_extensions == o.max_spatial_layer_extensions &&
svc_multi_stream_support == o.svc_multi_stream_support;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpCodecCapability& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
// Used in RtpCapabilities; represents the capabilities/preferences of an
// implementation for a header extension.
//
// Just called "RtpHeaderExtension" in ORTC, but the "Capability" suffix was
// added here for consistency and to avoid confusion with
// RtpHeaderExtensionParameters.
//
// Note that ORTC includes a "kind" field, but we omit this because it's
// redundant; if you call "RtpReceiver::GetCapabilities(MEDIA_TYPE_AUDIO)",
// you know you're getting audio capabilities.
struct RtpHeaderExtensionCapability {
// URI of this extension, as defined in RFC5285.
std::string uri;
// Preferred value of ID that goes in the packet.
rtc::Optional<int> preferred_id;
// If true, it's preferred that the value in the header is encrypted.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
bool preferred_encrypt = false;
// Constructors for convenience.
RtpHeaderExtensionCapability() = default;
explicit RtpHeaderExtensionCapability(const std::string& uri) : uri(uri) {}
RtpHeaderExtensionCapability(const std::string& uri, int preferred_id)
: uri(uri), preferred_id(preferred_id) {}
bool operator==(const RtpHeaderExtensionCapability& o) const {
return uri == o.uri && preferred_id == o.preferred_id &&
preferred_encrypt == o.preferred_encrypt;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpHeaderExtensionCapability& o) const {
return !(*this == o);
}
};
// See webrtc/config.h. Has "uri" and "id" fields.
// TODO(deadbeef): This is missing the "encrypt" flag, which is unimplemented.
typedef RtpExtension RtpHeaderExtensionParameters;
struct RtpFecParameters {
// If unset, a value is chosen by the implementation.
// Works just like RtpEncodingParameters::ssrc.
rtc::Optional<uint32_t> ssrc;
FecMechanism mechanism = FecMechanism::RED;
// Constructors for convenience.
RtpFecParameters() = default;
explicit RtpFecParameters(FecMechanism mechanism) : mechanism(mechanism) {}
RtpFecParameters(FecMechanism mechanism, uint32_t ssrc)
: ssrc(ssrc), mechanism(mechanism) {}
bool operator==(const RtpFecParameters& o) const {
return ssrc == o.ssrc && mechanism == o.mechanism;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpFecParameters& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
struct RtpRtxParameters {
// If unset, a value is chosen by the implementation.
// Works just like RtpEncodingParameters::ssrc.
rtc::Optional<uint32_t> ssrc;
// Constructors for convenience.
RtpRtxParameters() = default;
explicit RtpRtxParameters(uint32_t ssrc) : ssrc(ssrc) {}
bool operator==(const RtpRtxParameters& o) const { return ssrc == o.ssrc; }
bool operator!=(const RtpRtxParameters& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
struct RtpEncodingParameters {
// If unset, a value is chosen by the implementation.
//
// Note that the chosen value is NOT returned by GetParameters, because it
// may change due to an SSRC conflict, in which case the conflict is handled
// internally without any event. Another way of looking at this is that an
// unset SSRC acts as a "wildcard" SSRC.
rtc::Optional<uint32_t> ssrc;
// Can be used to reference a codec in the |codecs| member of the
// RtpParameters that contains this RtpEncodingParameters. If unset, the
// implementation will choose the first possible codec (if a sender), or
// prepare to receive any codec (for a receiver).
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented. Implementation of RtpSender will always
// choose the first codec from the list.
rtc::Optional<int> codec_payload_type;
// Specifies the FEC mechanism, if set.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented. Current implementation will use whatever
// FEC codecs are available, including red+ulpfec.
rtc::Optional<RtpFecParameters> fec;
// Specifies the RTX parameters, if set.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented with PeerConnection senders/receivers.
rtc::Optional<RtpRtxParameters> rtx;
// Only used for audio. If set, determines whether or not discontinuous
// transmission will be used, if an available codec supports it. If not
// set, the implementation default setting will be used.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented. Current implementation will use a CN
// codec as long as it's present.
rtc::Optional<DtxStatus> dtx;
// The relative priority of this encoding.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<PriorityType> priority;
// If set, this represents the Transport Independent Application Specific
// maximum bandwidth defined in RFC3890. If unset, there is no maximum
// bitrate.
//
// Just called "maxBitrate" in ORTC spec.
//
// TODO(deadbeef): With ORTC RtpSenders, this currently sets the total
// bandwidth for the entire bandwidth estimator (audio and video). This is
// just always how "b=AS" was handled, but it's not correct and should be
// fixed.
rtc::Optional<int> max_bitrate_bps;
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<int> max_framerate;
// For video, scale the resolution down by this factor.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
double scale_resolution_down_by = 1.0;
// Scale the framerate down by this factor.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
double scale_framerate_down_by = 1.0;
// For an RtpSender, set to true to cause this encoding to be sent, and false
// for it not to be sent. For an RtpReceiver, set to true to cause the
// encoding to be decoded, and false for it to be ignored.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented for PeerConnection RtpReceivers.
bool active = true;
// Value to use for RID RTP header extension.
// Called "encodingId" in ORTC.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
std::string rid;
// RIDs of encodings on which this layer depends.
// Called "dependencyEncodingIds" in ORTC spec.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
std::vector<std::string> dependency_rids;
bool operator==(const RtpEncodingParameters& o) const {
return ssrc == o.ssrc && codec_payload_type == o.codec_payload_type &&
fec == o.fec && rtx == o.rtx && dtx == o.dtx &&
priority == o.priority && max_bitrate_bps == o.max_bitrate_bps &&
max_framerate == o.max_framerate &&
scale_resolution_down_by == o.scale_resolution_down_by &&
scale_framerate_down_by == o.scale_framerate_down_by &&
active == o.active && rid == o.rid &&
dependency_rids == o.dependency_rids;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpEncodingParameters& o) const {
return !(*this == o);
}
};
struct RtpCodecParameters {
// Build MIME "type/subtype" string from |name| and |kind|.
std::string mime_type() const { return MediaTypeToString(kind) + "/" + name; }
// Used to identify the codec. Equivalent to MIME subtype.
std::string name;
// The media type of this codec. Equivalent to MIME top-level type.
cricket::MediaType kind = cricket::MEDIA_TYPE_AUDIO;
// Payload type used to identify this codec in RTP packets.
// This must always be present, and must be unique across all codecs using
// the same transport.
int payload_type = 0;
// If unset, the implementation default is used.
rtc::Optional<int> clock_rate;
// The number of audio channels used. Unset for video codecs. If unset for
// audio, the implementation default is used.
// TODO(deadbeef): The "implementation default" part isn't fully implemented.
// Only defaults to 1, even though some codecs (such as opus) should really
// default to 2.
rtc::Optional<int> num_channels;
// The maximum packetization time to be used by an RtpSender.
// If |ptime| is also set, this will be ignored.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<int> max_ptime;
// The packetization time to be used by an RtpSender.
// If unset, will use any time up to max_ptime.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
rtc::Optional<int> ptime;
// Feedback mechanisms to be used for this codec.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented with PeerConnection senders/receivers.
std::vector<RtcpFeedback> rtcp_feedback;
// Codec-specific parameters that must be signaled to the remote party.
//
// Corresponds to "a=fmtp" parameters in SDP.
//
// Contrary to ORTC, these parameters are named using all lowercase strings.
// This helps make the mapping to SDP simpler, if an application is using
// SDP. Boolean values are represented by the string "1".
//
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented with PeerConnection senders/receivers.
std::unordered_map<std::string, std::string> parameters;
bool operator==(const RtpCodecParameters& o) const {
return name == o.name && kind == o.kind && payload_type == o.payload_type &&
clock_rate == o.clock_rate && num_channels == o.num_channels &&
max_ptime == o.max_ptime && ptime == o.ptime &&
rtcp_feedback == o.rtcp_feedback && parameters == o.parameters;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpCodecParameters& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
// RtpCapabilities is used to represent the static capabilities of an
// endpoint. An application can use these capabilities to construct an
// RtpParameters.
struct RtpCapabilities {
// Supported codecs.
std::vector<RtpCodecCapability> codecs;
// Supported RTP header extensions.
std::vector<RtpHeaderExtensionCapability> header_extensions;
// Supported Forward Error Correction (FEC) mechanisms. Note that the RED,
// ulpfec and flexfec codecs used by these mechanisms will still appear in
// |codecs|.
std::vector<FecMechanism> fec;
bool operator==(const RtpCapabilities& o) const {
return codecs == o.codecs && header_extensions == o.header_extensions &&
fec == o.fec;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpCapabilities& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
// Note that unlike in ORTC, an RtcpParameters structure is not included in
// RtpParameters, because our API includes an additional "RtpTransport"
// abstraction on which RTCP parameters are set.
struct RtpParameters {
// Used when calling getParameters/setParameters with a PeerConnection
// RtpSender, to ensure that outdated parameters are not unintentionally
// applied successfully.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
std::string transaction_id;
// Value to use for MID RTP header extension.
// Called "muxId" in ORTC.
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
std::string mid;
std::vector<RtpCodecParameters> codecs;
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented with PeerConnection senders/receivers.
std::vector<RtpHeaderExtensionParameters> header_extensions;
std::vector<RtpEncodingParameters> encodings;
// TODO(deadbeef): Not implemented.
DegradationPreference degradation_preference =
DegradationPreference::BALANCED;
bool operator==(const RtpParameters& o) const {
return mid == o.mid && codecs == o.codecs &&
header_extensions == o.header_extensions &&
encodings == o.encodings &&
degradation_preference == o.degradation_preference;
}
bool operator!=(const RtpParameters& o) const { return !(*this == o); }
};
} // namespace webrtc
#endif // WEBRTC_API_RTPPARAMETERS_H_