| Index: webrtc/modules/rtp_rtcp/source/rtp_fec_unittest.cc
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| diff --git a/webrtc/modules/rtp_rtcp/source/rtp_fec_unittest.cc b/webrtc/modules/rtp_rtcp/source/rtp_fec_unittest.cc
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| index 448f3d0c886e8c61c613e6f6f7218aab4b013dc2..a1c60c8d1622c629f453e1121f7bd540691f0220 100644
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| --- a/webrtc/modules/rtp_rtcp/source/rtp_fec_unittest.cc
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| +++ b/webrtc/modules/rtp_rtcp/source/rtp_fec_unittest.cc
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| @@ -108,8 +108,7 @@
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| const PacketListType& packet_list,
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| int* loss_mask,
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| bool is_fec) {
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| - uint16_t fec_seq_num = ForwardErrorCorrectionType::GetFirstFecSeqNum(
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| - media_packet_generator_.GetNextSeqNum());
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| + uint16_t fec_seq_num = media_packet_generator_.GetFecSeqNum();
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| int packet_idx = 0;
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|
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| for (const auto& packet : packet_list) {
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| @@ -121,17 +120,19 @@
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| memcpy(received_packet->pkt->data, packet->data, packet->length);
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| received_packet->is_fec = is_fec;
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| if (!is_fec) {
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| - received_packet->ssrc = kMediaSsrc;
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| - // For media packets, the sequence number is obtained from the
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| - // RTP header as written by MediaPacketGenerator::ConstructMediaPackets.
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| + // For media packets, the sequence number and marker bit is
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| + // obtained from RTP header. These were set in ConstructMediaPackets().
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| received_packet->seq_num =
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| ByteReader<uint16_t>::ReadBigEndian(&packet->data[2]);
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| } else {
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| - received_packet->ssrc = ForwardErrorCorrectionType::kFecSsrc;
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| - // For FEC packets, we simulate the sequence numbers differently
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| - // depending on if ULPFEC or FlexFEC is used. See the definition of
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| - // ForwardErrorCorrectionType::GetFirstFecSeqNum.
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| + // The sequence number, marker bit, and ssrc number are defined in the
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| + // RTP header of the FEC packet, which is not constructed in this test.
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| + // So we set these values below based on the values generated in
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| + // ConstructMediaPackets().
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| received_packet->seq_num = fec_seq_num;
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| + // The ssrc value for FEC packets is set to the one used for the
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| + // media packets in ConstructMediaPackets().
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| + received_packet->ssrc = kMediaSsrc;
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| }
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| received_packets_.push_back(std::move(received_packet));
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| }
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| @@ -176,35 +177,18 @@
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|
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| class FlexfecForwardErrorCorrection : public ForwardErrorCorrection {
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| public:
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| - static const uint32_t kFecSsrc = kFlexfecSsrc;
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| -
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| FlexfecForwardErrorCorrection()
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| : ForwardErrorCorrection(
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| std::unique_ptr<FecHeaderReader>(new FlexfecHeaderReader()),
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| std::unique_ptr<FecHeaderWriter>(new FlexfecHeaderWriter())) {}
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| -
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| - // For FlexFEC we let the FEC packet sequence numbers be independent of
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| - // the media packet sequence numbers.
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| - static uint16_t GetFirstFecSeqNum(uint16_t next_media_seq_num) {
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| - Random random(0xbe110);
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| - return random.Rand<uint16_t>();
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| - }
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| };
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|
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| class UlpfecForwardErrorCorrection : public ForwardErrorCorrection {
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| public:
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| - static const uint32_t kFecSsrc = kMediaSsrc;
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| -
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| UlpfecForwardErrorCorrection()
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| : ForwardErrorCorrection(
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| std::unique_ptr<FecHeaderReader>(new UlpfecHeaderReader()),
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| std::unique_ptr<FecHeaderWriter>(new UlpfecHeaderWriter())) {}
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| -
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| - // For ULPFEC we assume that the FEC packets are subsequent to the media
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| - // packets in terms of sequence number.
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| - static uint16_t GetFirstFecSeqNum(uint16_t next_media_seq_num) {
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| - return next_media_seq_num;
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| - }
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| };
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|
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| using FecTypes =
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| @@ -375,14 +359,13 @@
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| EXPECT_TRUE(this->IsRecoveryComplete());
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| }
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|
|
| -// Sequence number wrap occurs within the ULPFEC packets for the frame.
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| -// In this case we will discard ULPFEC packet and full recovery is not expected.
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| -// Same problem will occur if wrap is within media packets but ULPFEC packet is
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| +// Sequence number wrap occurs within the FEC packets for the frame.
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| +// In this case we will discard FEC packet and full recovery is not expected.
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| +// Same problem will occur if wrap is within media packets but FEC packet is
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| // received before the media packets. This may be improved if timing information
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| -// is used to detect old ULPFEC packets.
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| +// is used to detect old FEC packets.
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| // TODO(marpan): Update test if wrap-around handling changes in FEC decoding.
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| -using RtpFecTestUlpfecOnly = RtpFecTest<UlpfecForwardErrorCorrection>;
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| -TEST_F(RtpFecTestUlpfecOnly, FecRecoveryWithSeqNumGapOneFrameNoRecovery) {
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| +TYPED_TEST(RtpFecTest, FecRecoveryWithSeqNumGapOneFrameNoRecovery) {
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| constexpr int kNumImportantPackets = 0;
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| constexpr bool kUseUnequalProtection = false;
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| constexpr uint8_t kProtectionFactor = 200;
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| @@ -415,67 +398,14 @@
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| &this->recovered_packets_));
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|
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| // The two FEC packets are received and should allow for complete recovery,
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| - // but because of the wrap the first FEC packet will be discarded, and only
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| - // one media packet is recoverable. So expect 2 media packets on recovered
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| + // but because of the wrap the second FEC packet will be discarded, and only
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| + // one media packet is recoverable. So exepct 2 media packets on recovered
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| // list and no complete recovery.
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| EXPECT_EQ(2u, this->recovered_packets_.size());
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| EXPECT_TRUE(this->recovered_packets_.size() != this->media_packets_.size());
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| EXPECT_FALSE(this->IsRecoveryComplete());
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| }
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|
|
| -// TODO(brandtr): This test mimics the one above, ensuring that the recovery
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| -// strategy of FlexFEC matches the recovery strategy of ULPFEC. Since FlexFEC
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| -// does not share the sequence number space with the media, however, having a
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| -// matching recovery strategy may be suboptimal. Study this further.
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| -using RtpFecTestFlexfecOnly = RtpFecTest<FlexfecForwardErrorCorrection>;
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| -TEST_F(RtpFecTestFlexfecOnly, FecRecoveryWithSeqNumGapOneFrameNoRecovery) {
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| - constexpr int kNumImportantPackets = 0;
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| - constexpr bool kUseUnequalProtection = false;
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| - constexpr uint8_t kProtectionFactor = 200;
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| -
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| - // 1 frame: 3 media packets and 2 FEC packets.
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| - // Sequence number wrap in FEC packets.
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| - // -----Frame 1----
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| - // #65532(media) #65533(media) #65534(media) #65535(FEC) #0(FEC).
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| - this->media_packets_ =
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| - this->media_packet_generator_.ConstructMediaPackets(3, 65532);
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| -
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| - EXPECT_EQ(
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| - 0, this->fec_.EncodeFec(this->media_packets_, kProtectionFactor,
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| - kNumImportantPackets, kUseUnequalProtection,
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| - kFecMaskBursty, &this->generated_fec_packets_));
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| -
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| - // Expect 2 FEC packets.
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| - EXPECT_EQ(2u, this->generated_fec_packets_.size());
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| -
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| - // Overwrite the sequence numbers generated by ConstructMediaPackets,
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| - // to make sure that we do have a wrap.
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| - auto it = this->generated_fec_packets_.begin();
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| - ByteWriter<uint16_t>::WriteBigEndian(&(*it)->data[2], 65535);
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| - ++it;
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| - ByteWriter<uint16_t>::WriteBigEndian(&(*it)->data[2], 0);
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| -
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| - // Lose the last two media packets (seq# 65533, 65534).
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| - memset(this->media_loss_mask_, 0, sizeof(this->media_loss_mask_));
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| - memset(this->fec_loss_mask_, 0, sizeof(this->fec_loss_mask_));
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| - this->media_loss_mask_[1] = 1;
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| - this->media_loss_mask_[2] = 1;
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| - this->ReceivedPackets(this->media_packets_, this->media_loss_mask_, false);
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| - this->ReceivedPackets(this->generated_fec_packets_, this->fec_loss_mask_,
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| - true);
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| -
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| - EXPECT_EQ(0, this->fec_.DecodeFec(&this->received_packets_,
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| - &this->recovered_packets_));
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| -
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| - // The two FEC packets are received and should allow for complete recovery,
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| - // but because of the wrap the first FEC packet will be discarded, and only
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| - // one media packet is recoverable. So expect 2 media packets on recovered
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| - // list and no complete recovery.
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| - EXPECT_EQ(2u, this->recovered_packets_.size());
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| - EXPECT_TRUE(this->recovered_packets_.size() != this->media_packets_.size());
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| - EXPECT_FALSE(this->IsRecoveryComplete());
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| -}
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| -
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| // Verify we can still recover frame if media packets are reordered.
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| TYPED_TEST(RtpFecTest, FecRecoveryWithMediaOutOfOrder) {
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| constexpr int kNumImportantPackets = 0;
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| @@ -504,9 +434,9 @@
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|
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| // Reorder received media packets.
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| auto it0 = this->received_packets_.begin();
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| - auto it1 = this->received_packets_.begin();
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| - it1++;
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| - std::swap(*it0, *it1);
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| + auto it2 = this->received_packets_.begin();
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| + it2++;
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| + std::swap(*it0, *it2);
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|
|
| EXPECT_EQ(0, this->fec_.DecodeFec(&this->received_packets_,
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| &this->recovered_packets_));
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| @@ -1028,4 +958,42 @@
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| EXPECT_FALSE(this->IsRecoveryComplete());
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| }
|
|
|
| +// 'using' directive needed for compiler to be happy.
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| +using RtpFecTestWithFlexfec = RtpFecTest<FlexfecForwardErrorCorrection>;
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| +TEST_F(RtpFecTestWithFlexfec,
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| + FecRecoveryWithLossAndDifferentMediaAndFlexfecSsrcs) {
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| + constexpr int kNumImportantPackets = 0;
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| + constexpr bool kUseUnequalProtection = false;
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| + constexpr int kNumMediaPackets = 4;
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| + constexpr uint8_t kProtectionFactor = 60;
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| +
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| + media_packets_ =
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| + media_packet_generator_.ConstructMediaPackets(kNumMediaPackets);
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| +
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| + EXPECT_EQ(0, fec_.EncodeFec(media_packets_, kProtectionFactor,
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| + kNumImportantPackets, kUseUnequalProtection,
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| + kFecMaskBursty, &generated_fec_packets_));
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| +
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| + // Expect 1 FEC packet.
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| + EXPECT_EQ(1u, generated_fec_packets_.size());
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| +
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| + // 1 media packet lost
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| + memset(media_loss_mask_, 0, sizeof(media_loss_mask_));
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| + memset(fec_loss_mask_, 0, sizeof(fec_loss_mask_));
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| + media_loss_mask_[3] = 1;
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| + NetworkReceivedPackets(media_loss_mask_, fec_loss_mask_);
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| +
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| + // Simulate FlexFEC packet received on different SSRC.
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| + auto it = received_packets_.begin();
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| + ++it;
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| + ++it;
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| + ++it; // Now at the FEC packet.
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| + (*it)->ssrc = kFlexfecSsrc;
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| +
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| + EXPECT_EQ(0, fec_.DecodeFec(&received_packets_, &recovered_packets_));
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| +
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| + // One packet lost, one FEC packet, expect complete recovery.
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| + EXPECT_TRUE(IsRecoveryComplete());
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| +}
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| +
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| } // namespace webrtc
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