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[player] Partially revert commit ec9633c, now don't do full stop straight away

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It is normal for the player to be called with stop() and then start(), so we
should keep the outputs open for a while.
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ejurgensen 2019-02-25 20:00:59 +01:00
parent 4017ce8846
commit 2893e597c3
1 changed files with 25 additions and 5 deletions
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src/player.c
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@ -132,6 +132,12 @@
// (value is in seconds)
#define PLAYER_PAUSE_TIME_MAX 600
// When we stop, we keep the outputs open for a while, just in case we are
// actually just restarting. This timeout determines how long we wait before
// full stop.
// (value is in seconds)
#define PLAYER_STOP_TIME_MAX 10
//#define DEBUG_PLAYER 1
struct volume_param {
@ -285,7 +291,7 @@ static int pb_timer_fd;
timer_t pb_timer;
#endif
static struct event *pb_timer_ev;
static struct event *player_pause_timeout_ev;
static struct event *player_abort_timeout_ev;
// Time between ticks, i.e. time between when playback_cb() is invoked
static struct timespec player_tick_interval;
@ -293,6 +299,7 @@ static struct timespec player_tick_interval;
static struct timespec player_timer_res;
static struct timeval player_pause_timeout = { PLAYER_PAUSE_TIME_MAX, 0 };
static struct timeval player_stop_timeout = { PLAYER_STOP_TIME_MAX, 0 };
// PLAYER_WRITE_BEHIND_MAX converted to clock ticks
static int pb_write_deficit_max;
@ -1581,7 +1588,7 @@ playback_timer_start(void)
// The pause timer will be active if we have recently paused, but now that
// the playback loop has been kicked off, we no longer want that
event_del(player_pause_timeout_ev);
event_del(player_abort_timeout_ev);
ret = event_add(pb_timer_ev, NULL);
if (ret < 0)
@ -1660,7 +1667,7 @@ playback_session_start(struct db_queue_item *queue_item, uint32_t seek_ms)
// The input source is now open and ready, but we might actually be paused. So
// we activate the below event in case the user never starts us again
event_add(player_pause_timeout_ev, &player_pause_timeout);
event_add(player_abort_timeout_ev, &player_pause_timeout);
return ret;
}
@ -1803,10 +1810,23 @@ playback_stop(void *arg, int *retval)
if (pb_session.playing_now && pb_session.playing_now->pos_ms > 0)
history_add(pb_session.playing_now->id, pb_session.playing_now->item_id);
playback_abort();
// We may be restarting very soon, so we don't bring the devices to a full
// stop just yet; this saves time when restarting, which is nicer for the user
*retval = outputs_flush(device_command_cb);
playback_session_stop();
status_update(PLAY_STOPPED);
outputs_metadata_purge();
// In case we aren't restarting soon we want to make a full stop
event_add(player_abort_timeout_ev, &player_stop_timeout);
// We're async if we need to flush devices
if (*retval > 0)
return COMMAND_PENDING;
return COMMAND_END;
}
@ -3231,7 +3251,7 @@ player_init(void)
}
CHECK_NULL(L_PLAYER, evbase_player = event_base_new());
CHECK_NULL(L_PLAYER, player_pause_timeout_ev = evtimer_new(evbase_player, pause_timer_cb, NULL));
CHECK_NULL(L_PLAYER, player_abort_timeout_ev = evtimer_new(evbase_player, pause_timer_cb, NULL));
#ifdef HAVE_TIMERFD
CHECK_NULL(L_PLAYER, pb_timer_ev = event_new(evbase_player, pb_timer_fd, EV_READ | EV_PERSIST, playback_cb, NULL));
#else