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from .result_video import PictureFileFormat

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import warnings
from UniTAP.dev.modules.capturer.result_object import ResultObject
from UniTAP.dev.ports.modules.internal_utils.image_formats import PictureFileFormat, VideoFileFormat
from UniTAP.dev.ports.modules.internal_utils.image_utils import save_video_to_bin, save_video_to_mp4
from UniTAP.utils.uicl_api import video_frame_save_to_file, ImageFileFormat
class ResultVideoObject(ResultObject):
"""
Class `ResultVideoObject` inherited from class `ResultObject`.
Class `ResultVideoObject` allows saving captured frames to image `save_image_to_file`.
Also has all the `ResultObject` functionality.
"""
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
def save_image_to_file(self, file_format: PictureFileFormat, path: str, index: int):
"""
Saving selected video frame to file. Supported file formats describe in `PictureFileFormat`.
Args:
file_format (`PictureFileFormat`) - file format
path (str) - path to save
index (int) - number of video frame in list
"""
if len(self.buffer) > 0:
if file_format == PictureFileFormat.BIN:
video_frame_save_to_file(video_frame=self.buffer[index], path=path, file_type=ImageFileFormat.IFF_BIN)
elif file_format == PictureFileFormat.BMP:
video_frame_save_to_file(video_frame=self.buffer[index], path=path, file_type=ImageFileFormat.IFF_BMP)
elif file_format == PictureFileFormat.PPM:
video_frame_save_to_file(video_frame=self.buffer[index], path=path, file_type=ImageFileFormat.IFF_PPM)
elif file_format == PictureFileFormat.DSC:
video_frame_save_to_file(video_frame=self.buffer[index], path=path, file_type=ImageFileFormat.IFF_DSC)
else:
raise ValueError(f"Incorrect image format. Available formats: "
f"{PictureFileFormat.BIN.name}, {PictureFileFormat.BMP.name}, "
f"{PictureFileFormat.PPM.name}.\n"
f"Transferred image format: {file_format.name}")
else:
warnings.warn("Buffer size is equal 0.")
def __save_to_video_file(self, file_format: VideoFileFormat, path: str):
"""
Will be implemented later.
"""
if len(self.buffer) > 0:
if file_format == VideoFileFormat.BIN:
save_video_to_bin(path=path, data=self.buffer)
elif file_format == VideoFileFormat.MP4:
save_video_to_mp4(path=path, data=self.buffer)
else:
raise ValueError(f"Incorrect video format. Available formats: "
f"{VideoFileFormat.BIN.name}, {VideoFileFormat.MP4.name}.\n"
f"Transferred video format: {file_format.name}")
else:
warnings.warn("Buffer size is equal 0.")
def __str__(self):
return f"Start capture time: {self.start_capture_time}\n" \
f"End capture time: {self.end_capture_time}\n" \
f"Timestamp: {self.timestamp.__str__()}\n"

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import time
import warnings
import copy
from typing import Union, List
from UniTAP.dev.modules.capturer.capture import Capturer, CaptureConfig
from UniTAP.dev.modules.capturer.statuses import VideoCaptureStatus
from UniTAP.common import VideoFrame, VideoFrameDSC
from .result_video import ResultVideoObject
class VideoCapturer:
"""
Class `VideoCapturer` allows working with capturing video frames on Sink (RX - receiver) side.
You can `start` capturing in several modes, `stop` capturing, getting current `status` and result of
capturing `capture_result`.
"""
def __init__(self, capturer: Capturer, max_stream_number: int):
self.__capturer = capturer
self.__result = ResultVideoObject()
self.__max_stream_number = max_stream_number
@property
def status(self) -> VideoCaptureStatus:
"""
Returns current video capturer status.
Returns:
object of `VideoCaptureStatus` type
"""
return self.__capturer.video_capturer_status
@property
def capture_result(self) -> ResultVideoObject:
"""
Returns result of video capturing.
Returns:
object of `ResultVideoObject` type
"""
return self.__result
@property
def max_stream_number(self) -> int:
"""
Returns max stream number supported for capturing.
Returns:
object of `int` type
"""
return self.__max_stream_number
def stop(self):
"""
Stop capture video.
"""
config = CaptureConfig()
config.video = True
config.type = CaptureConfig.Type.LIVE
self.__capturer.stop_capture(config)
self.__result.end_capture_time = time.time()
def pop_element(self) -> Union[VideoFrame, VideoFrameDSC]:
"""
Return first object of `VideoFrame` or `VideoFrameDSC`.
Returns:
object of `VideoFrame` or `VideoFrameDSC` type
"""
if self.status == VideoCaptureStatus.Idle:
warnings.warn("Video capture is not working now. Please, turn it on.")
captured_video_frames = self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(1)
self.__result.buffer.extend(copy.deepcopy(captured_video_frames))
return captured_video_frames[0]
def pop_element_as_result_object(self) -> ResultVideoObject:
"""
Return captured video frame(objects of `VideoFrame` or VideoFrameDSC`) as `ResultVideoObject`.
Returns:
object of `ResultVideoObject` type
"""
available_frame_count = self.__capturer.get_available_video_frame_count()
captured_video_frames = self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(available_frame_count)
res = ResultVideoObject()
res.buffer.extend(captured_video_frames)
return res
def pop_all_elements(self) -> Union[List[VideoFrame], List[VideoFrameDSC]]:
"""
Return all captured video frames(objects of `VideoFrame` or `VideoFrameDSC`).
Returns:
object of list[`VideoFrame` or `VideoFrameDSC`] type
"""
if self.status == VideoCaptureStatus.Idle:
warnings.warn("Video capture is not working now. Please, turn it on.")
available_frame_count = self.__capturer.get_available_video_frame_count()
print(f"Available frames count {available_frame_count}")
captured_video_frames = self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(available_frame_count)
self.__result.buffer.extend(copy.deepcopy(captured_video_frames))
return captured_video_frames
def get_crc(self, crc_frame_count: int = 1) -> List[tuple[int, int, int]]:
"""
Returns captured crc values.
Returns:
list[tuple[int, int, int]]
"""
return self.__capturer.capture_crc(crc_frame_count)
class VideoCapturerDP(VideoCapturer):
"""
Class `VideoCapturerDP` inherited from class `VideoCapturer` and also allows working with capturing video frames
on DP Sink (RX - receiver) side.
You can `start` capturing in several modes, `stop` capturing, getting current `status` and result of
capturing `capture_result`.
"""
def __init__(self, capturer: Capturer, max_stream_number: int):
super().__init__(capturer, max_stream_number)
self.__capturer = capturer
def start(self, frames_count: int = 0, sec: int = 0, stream_number: int = 0,
capture_type: CaptureConfig.Type = CaptureConfig.Type.LIVE):
"""
Start capturing. Possible some variants of capturing:
- Capture with fixed frames count (will be captured fixed frames count and capturing will be stopped).
- Capture with fixed time (capturing will be continued fixed seconds and capturing will be stopped).
- Capture without parameters - Live capturing (for getting frames you need to use functions `pop_element` and
`pop_all_elements`)
All results can be obtained using the function `capture_result`.
Args:
frames_count (int)
sec (int)
stream_number (int)
capture_type (CaptureConfig.Type)
"""
if stream_number >= self.max_stream_number:
assert ValueError(f"Incorrect index of stream. Value must be from available options: "
f"{', '.join([str(i) for i in range(self.max_stream_number)])}")
self.__capturer.set_video_stream_number(stream_number)
config = CaptureConfig()
config.video = True
config.type = capture_type
self.__capturer.start_capture(config)
self.capture_result.clear()
self.capture_result.start_capture_time = time.time()
if frames_count > 0:
self.capture_result.buffer.extend(self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(frames_count, capture_type))
elif sec > 0:
self.capture_result.buffer.extend(self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_sec(sec))
def get_buffer_capacity(self, stream_number: int = 0):
return self.__capturer.get_buffer_capacity(stream_number)
class VideoCapturerHDMI(VideoCapturer):
"""
Class `VideoCapturerHDMI` inherited from class `VideoCapturer` and also allows working with capturing video frames
on HDMI Sink (RX - receiver) side.
You can `start` capturing in several modes, `stop` capturing, getting current `status` and result of
capturing `capture_result`.
"""
def __init__(self, capturer: Capturer, max_stream_number: int):
super().__init__(capturer, max_stream_number)
self.__capturer = capturer
def start(self, frames_count: int = 0, sec: int = 0, stream_number: int = 0):
"""
Start capturing. Possible some variants of capturing:
- Capture with fixed frames count (will be captured fixed frames count and capturing will be stopped).
- Capture with fixed time (capturing will be continued fixed seconds and capturing will be stopped).
- Capture without parameters - Live capturing (for getting frames you need to use functions `pop_element` and
`pop_all_elements`)
All results can be obtained using the function `capture_result`.
Args:
frames_count (int)
sec (int)
stream_number (int)
"""
if stream_number >= self.max_stream_number:
assert ValueError(f"Incorrect index of stream. Value must be from available options: "
f"{', '.join([str(i) for i in range(self.max_stream_number)])}")
config = CaptureConfig()
config.video = True
config.type = CaptureConfig.Type.LIVE
self.__capturer.start_capture(config)
self.capture_result.clear()
self.capture_result.start_capture_time = time.time()
if frames_count > 0:
if frames_count > 1:
self.capture_result.buffer.extend(self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(frames_count))
else:
self.capture_result.buffer.extend(self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_frames(frames_count))
elif sec > 0:
self.capture_result.buffer.extend(self.__capturer.capture_video_by_n_sec(sec))
def get_buffer_capacity(self):
return self.__capturer.get_buffer_capacity()