Video::FrameQueue Struct Reference

Public Member Functions
	FrameQueue (const FrameQueue &)=delete
	FrameQueue (FrameQueue &&)=delete
FrameQueue &	operator= (const FrameQueue &)=delete
FrameQueue &	operator= (FrameQueue &&)=delete
AVFramePointer	newFrame () noexcept
void	enqueue_decoding_error (AVFrame *f)
void	enqueue (AVFrame *f)
AVFrame *	dequeue () noexcept
AVFrame *	dequeue_one () noexcept
AVFrame *	discard_and_dequeue () noexcept
AVFrame *	discard_and_dequeue_one () noexcept
void	set_discard_before (int64_t pts) noexcept
void	release (AVFrame *frame) noexcept
int	start_generation () noexcept
void	drain ()
std::size_t	size () const noexcept
void	watch (AVFrame *f) noexcept
AVFrame *	watched () const noexcept

Member Function Documentation

set_discard_before()

void Video::FrameQueue::set_discard_before ( int64_t  pts )

noexcept

The next discard_and_dequeue* drops the queued frames that come before a seek's landing frame: those of an earlier generation, and those of the current one shown before pts. The first frame past them is returned and ends the discard; until one is queued the discard waits. A date rather than the landing frame itself, so that a consumer which took that frame before the marker was set keeps the frames after it. Decoding thread only.

start_generation()

int Video::FrameQueue::start_generation ( )

inlinenoexcept

Frames enqueued from now on belong to a new seek. Each frame carries the generation it was enqueued in (frameGeneration).

watch()

void Video::FrameQueue::watch ( AVFrame *  f )

inlinenoexcept

Follows one frame given out by the decoding thread: watched() is null once newFrame() has handed that frame out again, the consumer having taken and released it. Decoding thread only.

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

• FrameQueue.hpp
• FrameQueue.cpp