ref: 205552370e058d99452fd34983942e10f2db6dff
parent: feb233a8b92a646e73e891b4c226a75ba4fd06d3
author: Mark Harris <mark.hsj@gmail.com>
date: Mon Dec 28 07:58:17 EST 2020
Fix ope_encoder_drain() assertion failure If the stream is drained without writing any audio and the frame size is smaller than the encoder latency, the assertion (enc->streams == NULL) would fail because pad_samples was computed using an incorrect value of enc->global_granule_offset before it was set in init_stream(), causing the padding to be insufficient to drain the stream.
--- a/src/opusenc.c
+++ b/src/opusenc.c
@@ -808,9 +808,9 @@
if (enc->unrecoverable) return enc->unrecoverable;
/* Check if it's already been drained. */
if (enc->streams == NULL) return OPE_TOO_LATE;
+ if (!enc->streams->stream_is_init) init_stream(enc);
if (enc->re) resampler_drain = speex_resampler_get_output_latency(enc->re);
pad_samples = MAX(LPC_PADDING, enc->global_granule_offset + enc->frame_size + resampler_drain + 1);
- if (!enc->streams->stream_is_init) init_stream(enc);
shift_buffer(enc);
assert(enc->buffer_end + pad_samples <= BUFFER_SAMPLES);
memset(&enc->buffer[enc->channels*enc->buffer_end], 0, pad_samples*enc->channels*sizeof(enc->buffer[0]));