Use routed devices throughout the audio framework
After you open an audio stream, you can call getRoutedDevice() to
get which output device is actually used.
However, if you play an ALARM with a headset attached, audio comes
out of both the speaker and the headset. This is not properly reflected
with our current APIs.
Throughout the audio framework, we should use DeviceIdVector instead
of a single device when getRoutedDevice(s) are called.
This change touches many files because onAudioDeviceUpdate() has many
callers.
BYPASS_LARGE_CHANGE_WARNING
Bug: 367816690
Test: atest AAudioTests
Test: atest audiorecord_tests
Test: atest audiosystem_tests
Test: atest audiotrack_tests
Test: adb shell /data/fuzz/arm64/libaaudio_fuzzer/libaaudio_fuzzer
Test: adb shell /data/fuzz/arm64/mediaplayer_fuzzer/mediaplayer_fuzzer
Test: adb shell /data/fuzz/arm64/mediarecorder_fuzzer/mediarecorder_fuzzer
Test: OboeTester Test Output with Alarm and USB
Flag: EXEMPT refactor
Change-Id: I5e32ac5d1c24229e60112ef00d82af41d8eff6e7
diff --git a/media/libaaudio/src/legacy/AudioStreamLegacy.cpp b/media/libaaudio/src/legacy/AudioStreamLegacy.cpp
index 255bd0f..dfb9a01 100644
--- a/media/libaaudio/src/legacy/AudioStreamLegacy.cpp
+++ b/media/libaaudio/src/legacy/AudioStreamLegacy.cpp
@@ -260,36 +260,41 @@
}
void AudioStreamLegacy::onAudioDeviceUpdate(audio_io_handle_t /* audioIo */,
- audio_port_handle_t deviceId) {
- // Check for an invalid deviceId. Why change to UNSPECIFIED?
- if (deviceId == AAUDIO_UNSPECIFIED) {
- ALOGE("%s(, deviceId = AAUDIO_UNSPECIFIED)! Why?", __func__);
+ const android::DeviceIdVector& deviceIds) {
+ // Check for empty deviceIds. Callbacks for duplicating threads returns empty devices.
+ if (deviceIds.empty()) {
+ ALOGW("%s(empty deviceIds", __func__);
return;
}
+ android::DeviceIdVector oldDeviceIds = getDeviceIds();
// Device routing is a common source of errors and DISCONNECTS.
// Please leave this log in place. If there is a bug then this might
// get called after the stream has been deleted so log before we
// touch the stream object.
- ALOGD("%s(deviceId = %d)", __func__, (int)deviceId);
- if (getDeviceId() != AAUDIO_UNSPECIFIED
- && getDeviceId() != deviceId
+ ALOGD("%s() devices %s => %s",
+ __func__, android::toString(oldDeviceIds).c_str(),
+ android::toString(deviceIds).c_str());
+ if (!oldDeviceIds.empty()
+ && !android::areDeviceIdsEqual(oldDeviceIds, deviceIds)
&& !isDisconnected()
) {
// Note that isDataCallbackActive() is affected by state so call it before DISCONNECTING.
// If we have a data callback and the stream is active, then ask the data callback
// to DISCONNECT and call the error callback.
if (isDataCallbackActive()) {
- ALOGD("%s() request DISCONNECT in data callback, device %d => %d",
- __func__, (int) getDeviceId(), (int) deviceId);
+ ALOGD("%s() request DISCONNECT in data callback, devices %s => %s",
+ __func__, android::toString(oldDeviceIds).c_str(),
+ android::toString(deviceIds).c_str());
// If the stream is stopped before the data callback has a chance to handle the
// request then the requestStop_l() and requestPause() methods will handle it after
// the callback has stopped.
mRequestDisconnect.request();
} else {
- ALOGD("%s() DISCONNECT the stream now, device %d => %d",
- __func__, (int) getDeviceId(), (int) deviceId);
+ ALOGD("%s() DISCONNECT the stream now, devices %s => %s",
+ __func__, android::toString(oldDeviceIds).c_str(),
+ android::toString(deviceIds).c_str());
forceDisconnect();
}
}
- setDeviceId(deviceId);
+ setDeviceIds(deviceIds);
}