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HawkeyeVision/framework/Inspectron.HawkEye/RTSP/H264Payload.cs
2025-08-19 12:45:50 +02:00

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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
namespace Inspectron.HawkEye.RTSP
{
// This class handles the H264 Payload
// It has methods to parse parameters in the SDP
// It has methods to process the RTP Payload
public class H264Payload
{
private static NLog.Logger _logger = NLog.LogManager.GetCurrentClassLogger();
int norm, fu_a, fu_b, stap_a, stap_b, mtap16, mtap24 = 0; // used for diagnostics stats
List<byte[]> temporary_rtp_payloads = new List<byte[]>(); // used to assemble the RTP packets that form one RTP Frame
// Eg all the RTP Packets from M=0 through to M=1
MemoryStream fragmented_nal = new MemoryStream(); // used to concatenate fragmented H264 NALs where NALs are split over RTP packets
// Constructor
public H264Payload()
{
}
public List<byte[]> Process_H264_RTP_Packet(byte[] rtp_payload, int rtp_marker) {
// Add to the list of payloads for the current Frame of video
temporary_rtp_payloads.Add(rtp_payload); // Todo Could optimise this and go direct to Process Frame if just 1 packet in frame
if (rtp_marker == 1)
{
// End Marker is set. Process the list of RTP Packets (forming 1 RTP frame) and save the NALs to a file
List<byte[]> nal_units = Process_H264_RTP_Frame(temporary_rtp_payloads);
temporary_rtp_payloads.Clear();
return nal_units;
}
return null; // we don't have a frame yet. Keep accumulating RTP packets
}
// Process a RTP Frame. A RTP Frame can consist of several RTP Packets which have the same Timestamp
// Returns a list of NAL Units (with no 00 00 00 01 header and with no Size header)
private List<byte[]> Process_H264_RTP_Frame(List<byte[]> rtp_payloads)
{
_logger.Debug("RTP Data comprised of " + rtp_payloads.Count + " rtp packets");
List<byte[]> nal_units = new List<byte[]>(); // Stores the NAL units for a Video Frame. May be more than one NAL unit in a video frame.
for (int payload_index = 0; payload_index < rtp_payloads.Count; payload_index++)
{
// Examine the first rtp_payload and the first byte (the NAL header)
int nal_header_f_bit = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][0] >> 7) & 0x01;
int nal_header_nri = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][0] >> 5) & 0x03;
int nal_header_type = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][0] >> 0) & 0x1F;
// If the Nal Header Type is in the range 1..23 this is a normal NAL (not fragmented)
// So write the NAL to the file
if (nal_header_type >= 1 && nal_header_type <= 23)
{
_logger.Debug("Normal NAL");
norm++;
nal_units.Add(rtp_payloads[payload_index]);
}
// There are 4 types of Aggregation Packet (split over RTP payloads)
else if (nal_header_type == 24)
{
_logger.Debug("Agg STAP-A");
stap_a++;
// RTP packet contains multiple NALs, each with a 16 bit header
// Read 16 byte size
// Read NAL
try
{
int ptr = 1; // start after the nal_header_type which was '24'
// if we have at least 2 more bytes (the 16 bit size) then consume more data
while (ptr + 2 < (rtp_payloads[payload_index].Length - 1))
{
int size = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][ptr] << 8) + (rtp_payloads[payload_index][ptr + 1] << 0);
ptr = ptr + 2;
byte[] nal = new byte[size];
System.Array.Copy(rtp_payloads[payload_index], ptr, nal, 0, size); // copy the NAL
nal_units.Add(nal); // Add to list of NALs for this RTP frame. Start Codes like 00 00 00 01 get added later
ptr = ptr + size;
}
}
catch
{
_logger.Debug("H264 Aggregate Packet processing error");
}
}
else if (nal_header_type == 25)
{
_logger.Debug("Agg STAP-B not supported");
stap_b++;
}
else if (nal_header_type == 26)
{
_logger.Debug("Agg MTAP16 not supported");
mtap16++;
}
else if (nal_header_type == 27)
{
_logger.Debug("Agg MTAP24 not supported");
mtap24++;
}
else if (nal_header_type == 28)
{
_logger.Debug("Frag FU-A");
fu_a++;
// Parse Fragmentation Unit Header
int fu_header_s = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][1] >> 7) & 0x01; // start marker
int fu_header_e = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][1] >> 6) & 0x01; // end marker
int fu_header_r = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][1] >> 5) & 0x01; // reserved. should be 0
int fu_header_type = (rtp_payloads[payload_index][1] >> 0) & 0x1F; // Original NAL unit header
_logger.Debug("Frag FU-A s=" + fu_header_s + "e=" + fu_header_e);
// Check Start and End flags
if (fu_header_s == 1 && fu_header_e == 0)
{
// Start of Fragment.
// Initiise the fragmented_nal byte array
// Build the NAL header with the original F and NRI flags but use the the Type field from the fu_header_type
byte reconstructed_nal_type = (byte)((nal_header_f_bit << 7) + (nal_header_nri << 5) + fu_header_type);
// Empty the stream
fragmented_nal.SetLength(0);
// Add reconstructed_nal_type byte to the memory stream
fragmented_nal.WriteByte(reconstructed_nal_type);
// copy the rest of the RTP payload to the memory stream
fragmented_nal.Write(rtp_payloads[payload_index], 2, rtp_payloads[payload_index].Length - 2);
}
if (fu_header_s == 0 && fu_header_e == 0)
{
// Middle part of Fragment
// Append this payload to the fragmented_nal
// Data starts after the NAL Unit Type byte and the FU Header byte
fragmented_nal.Write(rtp_payloads[payload_index], 2, rtp_payloads[payload_index].Length - 2);
}
if (fu_header_s == 0 && fu_header_e == 1)
{
// End part of Fragment
// Append this payload to the fragmented_nal
// Data starts after the NAL Unit Type byte and the FU Header byte
fragmented_nal.Write(rtp_payloads[payload_index], 2, rtp_payloads[payload_index].Length - 2);
// Add the NAL to the array of NAL units
nal_units.Add(fragmented_nal.ToArray());
}
}
else if (nal_header_type == 29)
{
_logger.Debug("Frag FU-B not supported");
fu_b++;
}
else
{
_logger.Debug("Unknown NAL header " + nal_header_type + " not supported");
}
}
// Output some statistics
_logger.Debug("Norm=" + norm + " ST-A=" + stap_a + " ST-B=" + stap_b + " M16=" + mtap16 + " M24=" + mtap24 + " FU-A=" + fu_a + " FU-B=" + fu_b);
// Output all the NALs that form one RTP Frame (one frame of video)
return nal_units;
}
}
}