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mautrix-telegram/pkg/connector/waveform/waveform.go
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Sumner Evans b568ef8d8c media: support voice messages
Signed-off-by: Sumner Evans <sumner.evans@automattic.com>
2024-06-20 18:42:09 -06:00

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// Package waveform implements encoding and decoding of a Telegram waveform.
//
// Telegram waveforms consist of packed 5-bit values. The values are packed
// into a byte stream, meaning that the actual values cross the byte boundary.
//
// The following diagram explains the format:
//
// [210|43210][0|43210|43][3210|4321][10|43210|4]...
// [111|00000][3|22222|11][4444|3333][66|55555|4]...
//
// Explanation of diagram:
// - The []'s enclose byte boundaries.
// - The |s represent separation between waveform values.
// - The numbers in the first row indicate the binary power.
// - The numbers in the second row indicate the corresponding waveform index.
package waveform
import "math"
// NormalizeWaveform normalizes a waveform by bounding the values to the range
// [0, 32] which is required for the encoding to work.
func NormalizeWaveform(waveform []int) (normalized []byte) {
normalized = make([]byte, len(waveform))
var waveformMax int
for _, v := range waveform {
waveformMax = max(waveformMax, v)
}
for i, v := range waveform {
normalized[i] = byte(math.Round(float64(v) / float64(max(waveformMax/256, 1))))
}
return
}
// Encode normalizes and encodes the input Matrix waveform into a Telegram
// waveform.
func Encode(waveform []int) []byte {
bytesCount := (len(waveform)*5 + 7) / 8
result := make([]byte, bytesCount+1)
var bitShift int
for i, v := range NormalizeWaveform(waveform) {
result[i*5/8] |= v << bitShift
result[i*5/8+1] |= v >> (8 - bitShift)
bitShift = (bitShift + 5) % 8
}
return result[:bytesCount]
}
// Decode decodes a Telegram waveform into a waveform usable by Matrix.
func Decode(waveform []byte) []int {
numValues := len(waveform) * 8 / 5
result := make([]int, numValues)
var bitShift int
for i := 0; i < numValues; i++ {
var val byte
val |= waveform[i*5/8] >> bitShift
if i*5/8+1 < len(waveform) {
val |= waveform[i*5/8+1] << (8 - bitShift)
}
result[i] = int(val) & 0b00011111
bitShift = (bitShift + 5) % 8
}
return result
}