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/*
* WAVTools.cpp
* ------------
* Purpose: Definition of WAV file structures and helper functions
* Notes : (currently none)
* Authors: OpenMPT Devs
* The OpenMPT source code is released under the BSD license. Read LICENSE for more details.
*/
#include "stdafx.h"
#include "WAVTools.h"
#include "Loaders.h"
#include "Tagging.h"
#include "../common/version.h"
#ifndef MODPLUG_NO_FILESAVE
#include "mpt/io/io.hpp"
#include "mpt/io/io_virtual_wrapper.hpp"
#include "../common/mptFileIO.h"
#endif
OPENMPT_NAMESPACE_BEGIN
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// WAV Reading
WAVReader::WAVReader(FileReader &inputFile) : file(inputFile)
{
file.Rewind();
RIFFHeader fileHeader;
codePage = 28591; // ISO 8859-1
isDLS = false;
subFormat = 0;
mayBeCoolEdit16_8 = false;
if(!file.ReadStruct(fileHeader)
|| (fileHeader.magic != RIFFHeader::idRIFF && fileHeader.magic != RIFFHeader::idLIST)
|| (fileHeader.type != RIFFHeader::idWAVE && fileHeader.type != RIFFHeader::idwave))
{
return;
}
isDLS = (fileHeader.magic == RIFFHeader::idLIST);
auto chunks = file.ReadChunks<RIFFChunk>(2);
if(chunks.chunks.size() >= 4
&& chunks.chunks[1].GetHeader().GetID() == RIFFChunk::iddata
&& chunks.chunks[1].GetHeader().GetLength() % 2u != 0
&& chunks.chunks[2].GetHeader().GetLength() == 0
&& chunks.chunks[3].GetHeader().GetID() == RIFFChunk::id____)
{
// Houston, we have a problem: Old versions of (Open)MPT didn't write RIFF padding bytes. -_-
// Luckily, the only RIFF chunk with an odd size those versions would ever write would be the "data" chunk
// (which contains the sample data), and its size is only odd iff the sample has an odd length and is in
// 8-Bit mono format. In all other cases, the sample size (and thus the chunk size) is even.
// And we're even more lucky: The versions of (Open)MPT in question will always write a relatively small
// (smaller than 256 bytes) "smpl" chunk after the "data" chunk. This means that after an unpadded sample,
// we will always read "mpl?" (? being the length of the "smpl" chunk) as the next chunk magic. The first two
// 32-Bit members of the "smpl" chunk are always zero in our case, so we are going to read a chunk length of 0
// next and the next chunk magic, which will always consist of four zero bytes. Hooray! We just checked for those
// four zero bytes and can be pretty confident that we should not have applied padding.
file.Seek(sizeof(RIFFHeader));
chunks = file.ReadChunks<RIFFChunk>(1);
}
// Read format chunk
FileReader formatChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idfmt_);
if(!formatChunk.ReadStruct(formatInfo))
{
return;
}
if(formatInfo.format == WAVFormatChunk::fmtPCM && formatChunk.BytesLeft() == 4)
{
uint16 size = formatChunk.ReadIntLE<uint16>();
uint16 value = formatChunk.ReadIntLE<uint16>();
if(size == 2 && value == 1)
{
// May be Cool Edit 16.8 format.
// See SampleFormats.cpp for details.
mayBeCoolEdit16_8 = true;
}
} else if(formatInfo.format == WAVFormatChunk::fmtExtensible)
{
WAVFormatChunkExtension extFormat;
if(!formatChunk.ReadStruct(extFormat))
{
return;
}
subFormat = static_cast<uint16>(mpt::UUID(extFormat.subFormat).GetData1());
}
// Read sample data
sampleData = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::iddata);
if(!sampleData.IsValid())
{
// The old IMA ADPCM loader code looked for the "pcm " chunk instead of the "data" chunk...
// Dunno why (Windows XP's audio recorder saves IMA ADPCM files with a "data" chunk), but we will just look for both.
sampleData = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idpcm_);
}
// "fact" chunk should contain sample length of compressed samples.
sampleLength = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idfact).ReadUint32LE();
if((formatInfo.format != WAVFormatChunk::fmtIMA_ADPCM || sampleLength == 0) && GetSampleSize() != 0)
{
if((GetBlockAlign() == 0) || (GetBlockAlign() / GetNumChannels() >= 2 * GetSampleSize()))
{
// Some samples have an incorrect blockAlign / sample size set (e.g. it's 8 in SQUARE.WAV while it should be 1), so let's better not always trust this value.
// The idea here is, if block align is off by twice or more, it is unlikely to be describing sample padding inside the block.
// Ignore it in this case and calculate the length based on the single sample size and number of channels instead.
sampleLength = sampleData.GetLength() / GetSampleSize();
} else
{
// Correct case (so that 20bit WAVEFORMATEX files work).
sampleLength = sampleData.GetLength() / GetBlockAlign();
}
}
// Determine string encoding
codePage = GetFileCodePage(chunks);
// Check for loop points, texts, etc...
FindMetadataChunks(chunks);
// DLS bank chunk
wsmpChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idwsmp);
}
void WAVReader::FindMetadataChunks(FileReader::ChunkList<RIFFChunk> &chunks)
{
// Read sample loop points and other sampler information
smplChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idsmpl);
instChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idinst);
// Read sample cues
cueChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idcue_);
// Read text chunks
FileReader listChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idLIST);
if(listChunk.ReadMagic("INFO"))
{
infoChunk = listChunk.ReadChunks<RIFFChunk>(2);
}
// Read MPT sample information
xtraChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idxtra);
}
uint16 WAVReader::GetFileCodePage(FileReader::ChunkList<RIFFChunk> &chunks)
{
FileReader csetChunk = chunks.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idCSET);
if(!csetChunk.IsValid())
{
FileReader iSFT = infoChunk.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idISFT);
if(iSFT.ReadMagic("OpenMPT"))
{
std::string versionString;
iSFT.ReadString<mpt::String::maybeNullTerminated>(versionString, mpt::saturate_cast<std::size_t>(iSFT.BytesLeft()));
versionString = mpt::trim(versionString);
Version version = Version::Parse(mpt::ToUnicode(mpt::Charset::ISO8859_1, versionString));
if(version && version < MPT_V("1.28.00.02"))
{
return 1252; // mpt::Charset::Windows1252; // OpenMPT up to and including 1.28.00.01 wrote metadata in windows-1252 encoding
} else
{
return 28591; // mpt::Charset::ISO8859_1; // as per spec
}
} else
{
return 28591; // mpt::Charset::ISO8859_1; // as per spec
}
}
if(!csetChunk.CanRead(2))
{
// chunk not parsable
return 28591; // mpt::Charset::ISO8859_1;
}
uint16 codepage = csetChunk.ReadUint16LE();
return codepage;
}
void WAVReader::ApplySampleSettings(ModSample &sample, mpt::Charset sampleCharset, mpt::charbuf<MAX_SAMPLENAME> &sampleName)
{
// Read sample name
FileReader textChunk = infoChunk.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idINAM);
if(textChunk.IsValid())
{
std::string sampleNameEncoded;
textChunk.ReadString<mpt::String::nullTerminated>(sampleNameEncoded, mpt::saturate_cast<std::size_t>(textChunk.GetLength()));
sampleName = mpt::ToCharset(sampleCharset, mpt::ToUnicode(codePage, mpt::Charset::Windows1252, sampleNameEncoded));
}
if(isDLS)
{
// DLS sample -> sample filename
sample.filename = sampleName;
}
// Read software name
const bool isOldMPT = infoChunk.GetChunk(RIFFChunk::idISFT).ReadMagic("Modplug Tracker");
// Convert loops
WAVSampleInfoChunk sampleInfo;
smplChunk.Rewind();
if(smplChunk.ReadStruct(sampleInfo))
{
WAVSampleLoop loopData;
if(sampleInfo.numLoops > 1 && smplChunk.ReadStruct(loopData))
{
// First loop: Sustain loop
loopData.ApplyToSample(sample.nSustainStart, sample.nSustainEnd, sample.nLength, sample.uFlags, CHN_SUSTAINLOOP, CHN_PINGPONGSUSTAIN, isOldMPT);
}
// First loop (if only one loop is present) or second loop (if more than one loop is present): Normal sample loop
if(smplChunk.ReadStruct(loopData))
{
loopData.ApplyToSample(sample.nLoopStart, sample.nLoopEnd, sample.nLength, sample.uFlags, CHN_LOOP, CHN_PINGPONGLOOP, isOldMPT);
}
//sample.Transpose((60 - sampleInfo.baseNote) / 12.0);
sample.rootNote = static_cast<uint8>(sampleInfo.baseNote);
if(sample.rootNote < 128)
sample.rootNote += NOTE_MIN;
else
sample.rootNote = NOTE_NONE;
sample.SanitizeLoops();
}
if(sample.rootNote == NOTE_NONE && instChunk.LengthIsAtLeast(sizeof(WAVInstrumentChunk)))
{
WAVInstrumentChunk inst;
instChunk.Rewind();
if(instChunk.ReadStruct(inst))
{
sample.rootNote = inst.unshiftedNote;
if(sample.rootNote < 128)
sample.rootNote += NOTE_MIN;
else
sample.rootNote = NOTE_NONE;
}
}
// Read cue points
if(cueChunk.IsValid())
{
uint32 numPoints = cueChunk.ReadUint32LE();
LimitMax(numPoints, mpt::saturate_cast<uint32>(std::size(sample.cues)));
for(uint32 i = 0; i < numPoints; i++)
{
WAVCuePoint cuePoint;
cueChunk.ReadStruct(cuePoint);
sample.cues[i] = cuePoint.position;
}
std::fill(std::begin(sample.cues) + numPoints, std::end(sample.cues), MAX_SAMPLE_LENGTH);
}
// Read MPT extra info
WAVExtraChunk mptInfo;
xtraChunk.Rewind();
if(xtraChunk.ReadStruct(mptInfo))
{
if(mptInfo.flags & WAVExtraChunk::setPanning) sample.uFlags.set(CHN_PANNING);
sample.nPan = std::min(static_cast<uint16>(mptInfo.defaultPan), uint16(256));
sample.nVolume = std::min(static_cast<uint16>(mptInfo.defaultVolume), uint16(256));
sample.nGlobalVol = std::min(static_cast<uint16>(mptInfo.globalVolume), uint16(64));
sample.nVibType = static_cast<VibratoType>(mptInfo.vibratoType.get());
sample.nVibSweep = mptInfo.vibratoSweep;
sample.nVibDepth = mptInfo.vibratoDepth;
sample.nVibRate = mptInfo.vibratoRate;
if(xtraChunk.CanRead(MAX_SAMPLENAME))
{
// Name present (clipboard only)
// FIXME: When modules can have individual encoding in OpenMPT or when
// internal metadata gets converted to Unicode, we must adjust this to
// also specify encoding.
xtraChunk.ReadString<mpt::String::nullTerminated>(sampleName, MAX_SAMPLENAME);
xtraChunk.ReadString<mpt::String::nullTerminated>(sample.filename, mpt::saturate_cast<std::size_t>(xtraChunk.BytesLeft()));
}
}
}
// Apply WAV loop information to a mod sample.
void WAVSampleLoop::ApplyToSample(SmpLength &start, SmpLength &end, SmpLength sampleLength, SampleFlags &flags, ChannelFlags enableFlag, ChannelFlags bidiFlag, bool mptLoopFix) const
{
if(loopEnd == 0)
{
// Some WAV files seem to have loops going from 0 to 0... We should ignore those.
return;
}
start = std::min(static_cast<SmpLength>(loopStart), sampleLength);
end = Clamp(static_cast<SmpLength>(loopEnd), start, sampleLength);
if(!mptLoopFix && end < sampleLength)
{
// RIFF loop end points are inclusive - old versions of MPT didn't consider this.
end++;
}
flags.set(enableFlag);
if(loopType == loopBidi)
{
flags.set(bidiFlag);
}
}
// Convert internal loop information into a WAV loop.
void WAVSampleLoop::ConvertToWAV(SmpLength start, SmpLength end, bool bidi)
{
identifier = 0;
loopType = bidi ? loopBidi : loopForward;
loopStart = mpt::saturate_cast<uint32>(start);
// Loop ends are *inclusive* in the RIFF standard, while they're *exclusive* in OpenMPT.
if(end > start)
{
loopEnd = mpt::saturate_cast<uint32>(end - 1);
} else
{
loopEnd = loopStart;
}
fraction = 0;
playCount = 0;
}
#ifndef MODPLUG_NO_FILESAVE
WAVSampleWriter::WAVSampleWriter(mpt::IO::OFileBase &stream)
: WAVWriter(stream)
{
return;
}
WAVSampleWriter::~WAVSampleWriter()
{
return;
}
// Write a sample loop information chunk to the file.
void WAVSampleWriter::WriteLoopInformation(const ModSample &sample, SmpLength rangeStart, SmpLength rangeEnd)
{
if(!sample.uFlags[CHN_LOOP | CHN_SUSTAINLOOP] && !ModCommand::IsNote(sample.rootNote))
{
return;
}
if(rangeEnd <= rangeStart)
{
rangeStart = 0;
rangeEnd = sample.nLength;
}
StartChunk(RIFFChunk::idsmpl);
WAVSampleInfoChunk info;
uint32 sampleRate = sample.nC5Speed;
if(sampleRate == 0)
{
sampleRate = ModSample::TransposeToFrequency(sample.RelativeTone, sample.nFineTune);
}
info.ConvertToWAV(sampleRate, sample.rootNote);
// Set up loops
std::array<WAVSampleLoop, 2> loops{{}};
const bool writeSustainLoop = sample.uFlags[CHN_SUSTAINLOOP] && sample.nSustainStart < rangeEnd && sample.nSustainEnd >= rangeStart;
const bool writeNormalLoop = sample.uFlags[CHN_LOOP] && sample.nLoopStart < rangeEnd && sample.nLoopEnd >= rangeStart;
if(writeSustainLoop)
{
loops[info.numLoops++].ConvertToWAV(std::max(sample.nSustainStart, rangeStart) - rangeStart, std::clamp(sample.nSustainEnd, rangeStart, rangeEnd) - rangeStart, sample.uFlags[CHN_PINGPONGSUSTAIN]);
}
if(writeNormalLoop)
{
loops[info.numLoops++].ConvertToWAV(std::max(sample.nLoopStart, rangeStart) - rangeStart, std::clamp(sample.nLoopEnd, rangeStart, rangeEnd) - rangeStart, sample.uFlags[CHN_PINGPONGLOOP]);
} else if(writeSustainLoop)
{
// Since there are no "loop types" to distinguish between sustain and normal loops, OpenMPT assumes
// that the first loop is a sustain loop if there are two loops. If we only want a sustain loop,
// we will have to write a second bogus loop.
loops[info.numLoops++].ConvertToWAV(0, 0, false);
}
mpt::IO::Write(s, info);
for(uint32 i = 0; i < info.numLoops; i++)
{
mpt::IO::Write(s, loops[i]);
}
}
// Write a sample's cue points to the file.
void WAVSampleWriter::WriteCueInformation(const ModSample &sample, SmpLength rangeStart, SmpLength rangeEnd)
{
if(rangeEnd <= rangeStart)
{
rangeStart = 0;
rangeEnd = sample.nLength;
}
uint32 numMarkers = 0;
for(const auto cue : sample.cues)
{
if(mpt::is_in_range(cue, rangeStart, rangeEnd))
numMarkers++;
}
StartChunk(RIFFChunk::idcue_);
mpt::IO::Write(s, mpt::as_le(numMarkers));
uint32 i = 0;
for(const auto cue : sample.cues)
{
if(mpt::is_in_range(cue, rangeStart, rangeEnd))
{
WAVCuePoint cuePoint = ConvertToWAVCuePoint(i++, cue - rangeStart);
mpt::IO::Write(s, cuePoint);
}
}
}
// Write MPT's sample information chunk to the file.
void WAVSampleWriter::WriteExtraInformation(const ModSample &sample, MODTYPE modType, const char *sampleName)
{
StartChunk(RIFFChunk::idxtra);
WAVExtraChunk mptInfo;
mptInfo.ConvertToWAV(sample, modType);
mpt::IO::Write(s, mptInfo);
if(sampleName != nullptr)
{
// Write sample name (clipboard only)
// FIXME: When modules can have individual encoding in OpenMPT or when
// internal metadata gets converted to Unicode, we must adjust this to
// also specify encoding.
char name[MAX_SAMPLENAME];
mpt::String::WriteBuf(mpt::String::nullTerminated, name) = sampleName;
mpt::IO::Write(s, name);
char filename[MAX_SAMPLEFILENAME];
mpt::String::WriteBuf(mpt::String::nullTerminated, filename) = sample.filename;
mpt::IO::Write(s, filename);
}
}
#endif // MODPLUG_NO_FILESAVE
OPENMPT_NAMESPACE_END
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