vgmstream/src/coding/yamaha_decoder.c

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#include "../util.h"
#include "coding.h"
/* fixed point (.8) amount to scale the current step size by */
/* part of the same series as used in MS ADPCM "ADPCMTable" */
static const unsigned int scale_step[16] = {
230, 230, 230, 230, 307, 409, 512, 614,
230, 230, 230, 230, 307, 409, 512, 614
};
/* expand an unsigned four bit delta to a wider signed range */
static const int scale_delta[16] = {
1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15,
-1, -3, -5, -7, -9,-11,-13,-15
};
/* raw Yamaha ADPCM a.k.a AICA as it's mainly used in Naomi/Dreamcast (also in RIFF and older arcade sound chips). */
void decode_aica(VGMSTREAMCHANNEL * stream, sample * outbuf, int channelspacing, int32_t first_sample, int32_t samples_to_do, int channel, int is_stereo) {
int i, sample_count;
int32_t hist1 = stream->adpcm_history1_16;
int step_size = stream->adpcm_step_index;
/* no header (external setup), pre-clamp for wrong values */
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
for (i=first_sample,sample_count=0; i<first_sample+samples_to_do; i++,sample_count+=channelspacing) {
int sample_nibble, sample_decoded, sample_delta;
off_t byte_offset = is_stereo ?
stream->offset + i : /* stereo: one nibble per channel */
stream->offset + i/2; /* mono: consecutive nibbles */
int nibble_shift = is_stereo ?
(!(channel&1) ? 0:4) : /* even = low/L, odd = high/R */
(!(i&1) ? 0:4); /* low nibble first */
/* Yamaha/AICA expand, but same result as IMA's (((delta * 2 + 1) * step) >> 3) */
sample_nibble = ((read_8bit(byte_offset,stream->streamfile) >> nibble_shift))&0xf;
sample_delta = (step_size * scale_delta[sample_nibble]) / 8;
sample_decoded = hist1 + sample_delta;
outbuf[sample_count] = clamp16(sample_decoded);
hist1 = outbuf[sample_count];
step_size = (step_size * scale_step[sample_nibble]) >> 8;
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
}
stream->adpcm_history1_16 = hist1;
stream->adpcm_step_index = step_size;
}
/* Yamaha ADPCM, in headered frames like MS-IMA. Possibly originated from Yamaha's SMAF tools
* (Windows ACM encoder/decoder was given in their site). Some info from Rockbox's yamaha_adpcm.c */
void decode_yamaha(VGMSTREAMCHANNEL * stream, sample * outbuf, int channelspacing, int32_t first_sample, int32_t samples_to_do, int channel) {
int i, sample_count, num_frame;
int32_t hist1 = stream->adpcm_history1_32;
int step_size = stream->adpcm_step_index;
/* external interleave */
int block_samples = (0x40 - 0x04*channelspacing) * 2 / channelspacing;
num_frame = first_sample / block_samples;
first_sample = first_sample % block_samples;
/* header (hist+step) */
if (first_sample == 0) {
off_t header_offset = stream->offset + 0x40*num_frame + 0x04*channel;
hist1 = read_16bitLE(header_offset+0x00,stream->streamfile);
step_size = read_16bitLE(header_offset+0x02,stream->streamfile);
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
}
/* decode nibbles (layout: varies) */
for (i=first_sample,sample_count=0; i<first_sample+samples_to_do; i++,sample_count+=channelspacing) {
int sample_nibble, sample_decoded, sample_delta;
off_t byte_offset = (channelspacing == 2) ?
(stream->offset + 0x40*num_frame + 0x04*channelspacing) + i : /* stereo: one nibble per channel */
(stream->offset + 0x40*num_frame + 0x04*channelspacing) + i/2; /* mono: consecutive nibbles */
int nibble_shift = (channelspacing == 2) ?
(!(channel&1) ? 0:4) :
(!(i&1) ? 0:4); /* even = low, odd = high */
/* Yamaha/AICA expand, but same result as IMA's (((delta * 2 + 1) * step) >> 3) */
sample_nibble = (read_8bit(byte_offset,stream->streamfile) >> nibble_shift)&0xf;
sample_delta = (step_size * scale_delta[sample_nibble]) / 8;
sample_decoded = hist1 + sample_delta;
outbuf[sample_count] = clamp16(sample_decoded);
hist1 = outbuf[sample_count];
step_size = (step_size * scale_step[sample_nibble]) >> 8;
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
}
stream->adpcm_history1_32 = hist1;
stream->adpcm_step_index = step_size;
}
/* Yamaha ADPCM with unknown expand variation (noisy), step size is double of normal Yamaha? */
void decode_yamaha_nxap(VGMSTREAMCHANNEL * stream, sample * outbuf, int channelspacing, int32_t first_sample, int32_t samples_to_do) {
int i, sample_count, num_frame;
int32_t hist1 = stream->adpcm_history1_32;
int step_size = stream->adpcm_step_index;
/* external interleave */
int block_samples = (0x40 - 0x4) * 2;
num_frame = first_sample / block_samples;
first_sample = first_sample % block_samples;
/* header (hist+step) */
if (first_sample == 0) {
off_t header_offset = stream->offset + 0x40*num_frame;
hist1 = read_16bitLE(header_offset+0x00,stream->streamfile);
step_size = read_16bitLE(header_offset+0x02,stream->streamfile);
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
}
/* decode nibbles (layout: all nibbles from one channel) */
for (i=first_sample,sample_count=0; i<first_sample+samples_to_do; i++,sample_count+=channelspacing) {
int sample_nibble, sample_decoded, sample_delta;
off_t byte_offset = (stream->offset + 0x40*num_frame + 0x04) + i/2;
int nibble_shift = (i&1?4:0); /* low nibble first */
/* Yamaha expand? */
sample_nibble = (read_8bit(byte_offset,stream->streamfile) >> nibble_shift)&0xf;
sample_delta = (step_size * scale_delta[sample_nibble] / 4) / 8; //todo not ok
sample_decoded = hist1 + sample_delta;
outbuf[sample_count] = clamp16(sample_decoded);
hist1 = outbuf[sample_count];
step_size = (step_size * scale_step[sample_nibble]) >> 8;
if (step_size < 0x7f) step_size = 0x7f;
if (step_size > 0x6000) step_size = 0x6000;
}
stream->adpcm_history1_32 = hist1;
stream->adpcm_step_index = step_size;
}
size_t aica_bytes_to_samples(size_t bytes, int channels) {
/* 2 samples per byte (2 nibbles) in stereo or mono config */
return bytes * 2 / channels;
}
size_t yamaha_bytes_to_samples(size_t bytes, int channels) {
int block_align = 0x40;
return (bytes / block_align) * (block_align - 0x04*channels) * 2 / channels
+ ((bytes % block_align) ? ((bytes % block_align) - 0x04*channels) * 2 / channels : 0);
}