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Emeric Vigier2f625822012-08-06 11:09:52 -04001// Copyright (C) 2002 Federico Montesino Pouzols <fedemp@altern.org>.
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37
38#ifndef CCXX_RTP_FORMATS_H_
39#define CCXX_RTP_FORMATS_H_
40
41#ifdef CCXX_NAMESPACES
42namespace ost {
43#endif
44
45/**
46 * @file formats.h
47 *
48 * @short Payload types and formats.
49 **/
50
51/**
52 * @defgroup payload Payload types and formats.
53 * @{
54 **/
55
56/**
57 * @typedef PayloadType
58 *
59 * @short RTP payload type numeric identifier.
60 *
61 * At the RTP level a payload format is identified with a 7 bit
62 * number. This number is binded to a payload format through non-RTP
63 * means (SIP, SAP, application specific rules, etc.)
64 **/
65typedef uint8 PayloadType;
66
67/// Predefined value for invalid or uninitialized payload type variables.
68const PayloadType ptINVALID = 128;
69
70/**
71 * @enum StaticPayloadType
72 *
73 * @short RTP static payload types (default bindings) defined in the
74 * AVP profile.
75 **/
76typedef enum {
77 // Types for audio formats:
78 sptPCMU = 0, ///< ITU-T G.711. mu-law audio 8 Khz (RFC 1890)
79 firstStaticPayloadType = sptPCMU,
80 // 1016 static payload type is now deprecated. Type 1 is reserved.
81 // spt1016, ///< CELP audio (FED-STD 1016) (RFC 1890)
82 sptG726_32 = 2, ///< ITU-T G.726. ADPCM audio (RFC 1890)
83 sptGSM, ///< GSM audio (RFC 1890)
84 sptG723, ///< ITU-T G.723. MP-MLQ ACELP audio (RFC 1890)
85 sptDVI4_8000, ///< Modified IMA ADPCM audio 8Khz (RFC 1890)
86 sptDVI4_16000, ///< Modified IMA ADPCM audio 16Khz (RFC 1890)
87 sptLPC, ///< LPC audio (RFC 1890)
88 sptPCMA, ///< ITU-T G.711 A-law audio 8 Khz (RFC 1890)
89 sptG722, ///< Audio (RFCs 1890, 3047)
90 sptL16_DUAL, ///< Linear uncompressed dual audio (RFC 1890)
91 sptL16_MONO, ///< Linear uncompressed mono audio (RFC 1890)
92 sptQCELP, ///< Audio at 8000 hz.
93 // Type 13 is reserved.
94 sptMPA = 14, ///< MPEG Audio elem. stream (RFCs 1890, 2250)
95 sptG728, ///< ITU-T G.728. LD-CELP audio
96 sptDVI4_11025, ///< DVI audio at 11025 hz (by Joseph Di Pol)
97 sptDVI4_22050, ///< DVI audio at 22050 hz (by Joseph Di Pol)
98 sptG729, ///< ITU-T G.729. CS-ACELP audio
99 // Type 19 is reserved. Types 20 - 23 are unassigned.
100 lastStaticAudioPayloadType = sptG729,
101
102 // Types for video formats:
103 // Type 24 is unassigned.
104 sptCELB = 25, ///< Sun's propietary video (RFCs 1890, 2029)
105 sptJPEG, ///< JPEG (ISO 10918) video (RFCs 1890, 2435)
106 // Type 27 is unassigned.
107 sptNV = 28, ///< Ron Frederick's nv audio (RFC 1890)
108 // Types 29 and 30 are unassigned.
109 sptH261 = 31, ///< ITU-T H.261 video (RFCs 1890, 2032)
110 sptMPV, ///< MPEG Video elem. stream (RFCs 1890, 2250)
111 sptMP2T, ///< MPEG 2 Transport stream (RFCs 1890, 2250)
112 sptH263, ///< ITU-T H.263 video (RFCs 2190, 2429)
113 // Types 35 - 71 are unassigned.
114 // Types 72 - 76 are reserved.
115 // Types 96 - 127 are dynamic.
116 lastStaticPayloadType = sptH263
117} StaticPayloadType;
118
119/**
120 * @class PayloadFormat
121 * @short Base payload format class.
122 *
123 * The properties of a payload format that, as an RTP stack, ccRTP
124 * takes into account are the payload type (numeric identifier) and
125 * the RTP clock rate.
126 *
127 * This is a base class for both StaticPayloadFormat and
128 * DynamicPayloadFormat.
129 *
130 * @author Federico Montesino Pouzols <fedemp@altern.org>
131 **/
132class __EXPORT PayloadFormat
133{
134public:
135 /**
136 * Get payload type numeric identifier carried in RTP packets.
137 *
138 * @return payload type numeric identifier.
139 **/
140 inline PayloadType getPayloadType() const
141 { return payloadType; }
142
143 /**
144 * Get RTP clock rate for this payload format. Note this
145 * method provides the RTP clock rate (for the timestamp in
146 * RTP data packets headers), which is not necessarily the
147 * same as the codec clock rate.
148 *
149 * @return RTP clock rate in Hz.
150 **/
151 inline uint32 getRTPClockRate() const
152 { return RTPClockRate; }
153
154protected:
155 /**
156 * PayloadFormat must not be used but as base class.
157 **/
158 PayloadFormat()
159 { }
160
161 /**
162 * PayloadFormat must not be used but as base class.
163 **/
164 inline virtual ~PayloadFormat()
165 { }
166
167 /**
168 * Set payload type numeric identifier carried in RTP packets.
169 *
170 * @param pt payload type number.
171 **/
172 inline void setPayloadType(PayloadType pt)
173 { payloadType = pt; }
174
175 /**
176 * Set RTP clock rate.
177 *
178 * @param rate RTP clock rate in Hz.
179 **/
180 inline void setRTPClockRate(uint32 rate)
181 { RTPClockRate = rate; }
182
183 // default clock rate
184 static const uint32 defaultRTPClockRate;
185
186private:
187 PayloadType payloadType; ///< Numeric identifier.
188 uint32 RTPClockRate; ///< Rate in Hz.
189};
190
191/**
192 * @class StaticPayloadFormat
193 * @short Static payload format objects.
194 *
195 * Class of payload formats objects for payload types statically
196 * assigned. Because these payloads have an RTP clock rate assigned,
197 * it is not specified to the constructor. A call to
198 * StaticPayloadFormat(sptPCMU) will set the proper clock rate and any
199 * other parameters for that static payload type.
200 *
201 * @author Federico Montesino Pouzols <fedemp@altern.org>
202 **/
203class __EXPORT StaticPayloadFormat : public PayloadFormat
204{
205public:
206 /**
207 * Constructor. Builds a payload format from a static payload
208 * binding identifier, assigning the numeric identifier and
209 * RTP clock rate statically bounded.
210 *
211 * @param type Numeric identifier in the range 0-96.
212 * @note some identifiers are reserved.
213 **/
214 StaticPayloadFormat(StaticPayloadType type);
215
216private:
217 /**
218 * RTP clock rate for static payload types. There is no need
219 * for a table like this for video types, since they all have
220 * 90000 Khz rate.
221 **/
222 static uint32 staticAudioTypesRates[lastStaticAudioPayloadType -
223 firstStaticPayloadType + 1];
224};
225
226/**
227 * @class DynamicPayloadFormat
228 * @short Dynamic payload format objects.
229 *
230 * Class of payload formats objects for payload types dynamically
231 * negotiated. Because these payloads do not have a fix RTP clock rate
232 * assigned, it must be specified to the constructor. This class will
233 * be used by applications that support dynamic payload negotiation.
234 *
235 * @author Federico Montesino Pouzols <fedemp@altern.org>
236 **/
237class __EXPORT DynamicPayloadFormat : public PayloadFormat
238{
239public:
240 /**
241 * Constructor. Builds a dynamic payload format from payload
242 * numeric identifier and the corresponding RTP clock rate.
243 *
244 * @param type payload type numeric identifier.
245 * @param rate RTP clock rate.
246 **/
247 DynamicPayloadFormat(PayloadType type, uint32 rate);
248};
249
250/** @}*/ // payload
251
252#ifdef CCXX_NAMESPACES
253}
254#endif
255
256#endif // ndef CCXX_RTP_FORMATS_H_
257
258/** EMACS **
259 * Local variables:
260 * mode: c++
261 * c-basic-offset: 8
262 * End:
263 */