/* * Copyright (c) 2016 The WebRTC project authors. All Rights Reserved. * * Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license * that can be found in the LICENSE file in the root of the source * tree. An additional intellectual property rights grant can be found * in the file PATENTS. All contributing project authors may * be found in the AUTHORS file in the root of the source tree. */ #include "api/audio_codecs/opus/audio_encoder_opus.h" #include "modules/audio_coding/neteq/tools/audio_loop.h" #include "rtc_base/format_macros.h" #include "rtc_base/time_utils.h" #include "test/gtest.h" #include "test/testsupport/file_utils.h" #include "test/testsupport/perf_test.h" namespace webrtc { namespace { int64_t RunComplexityTest(const AudioEncoderOpusConfig& config) { // Create encoder. constexpr int payload_type = 17; const auto encoder = AudioEncoderOpus::MakeAudioEncoder(config, payload_type); // Open speech file. const std::string kInputFileName = webrtc::test::ResourcePath("audio_coding/speech_mono_32_48kHz", "pcm"); test::AudioLoop audio_loop; constexpr int kSampleRateHz = 48000; EXPECT_EQ(kSampleRateHz, encoder->SampleRateHz()); constexpr size_t kMaxLoopLengthSamples = kSampleRateHz * 10; // 10 second loop. constexpr size_t kInputBlockSizeSamples = 10 * kSampleRateHz / 1000; // 60 ms. EXPECT_TRUE(audio_loop.Init(kInputFileName, kMaxLoopLengthSamples, kInputBlockSizeSamples)); // Encode. const int64_t start_time_ms = rtc::TimeMillis(); AudioEncoder::EncodedInfo info; rtc::Buffer encoded(500); uint32_t rtp_timestamp = 0u; for (size_t i = 0; i < 10000; ++i) { encoded.Clear(); info = encoder->Encode(rtp_timestamp, audio_loop.GetNextBlock(), &encoded); rtp_timestamp += kInputBlockSizeSamples; } return rtc::TimeMillis() - start_time_ms; } } // namespace // This test encodes an audio file using Opus twice with different bitrates // (~11 kbps and 15.5 kbps). The runtime for each is measured, and the ratio // between the two is calculated and tracked. This test explicitly sets the // low_rate_complexity to 9. When running on desktop platforms, this is the same // as the regular complexity, and the expectation is that the resulting ratio // should be less than 100% (since the encoder runs faster at lower bitrates, // given a fixed complexity setting). On the other hand, when running on // mobiles, the regular complexity is 5, and we expect the resulting ratio to // be higher, since we have explicitly asked for a higher complexity setting at // the lower rate. TEST(AudioEncoderOpusComplexityAdaptationTest, AdaptationOn) { // Create config. AudioEncoderOpusConfig config; // The limit -- including the hysteresis window -- at which the complexity // shuold be increased. config.bitrate_bps = 11000 - 1; config.low_rate_complexity = 9; int64_t runtime_10999bps = RunComplexityTest(config); config.bitrate_bps = 15500; int64_t runtime_15500bps = RunComplexityTest(config); test::PrintResult("opus_encoding_complexity_ratio", "", "adaptation_on", 100.0 * runtime_10999bps / runtime_15500bps, "percent", true); } // This test is identical to the one above, but without the complexity // adaptation enabled (neither on desktop, nor on mobile). The expectation is // that the resulting ratio is less than 100% at all times. TEST(AudioEncoderOpusComplexityAdaptationTest, AdaptationOff) { // Create config. AudioEncoderOpusConfig config; // The limit -- including the hysteresis window -- at which the complexity // shuold be increased (but not in this test since complexity adaptation is // disabled). config.bitrate_bps = 11000 - 1; int64_t runtime_10999bps = RunComplexityTest(config); config.bitrate_bps = 15500; int64_t runtime_15500bps = RunComplexityTest(config); test::PrintResult("opus_encoding_complexity_ratio", "", "adaptation_off", 100.0 * runtime_10999bps / runtime_15500bps, "percent", true); } } // namespace webrtc