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tv.amwa.maj.io.mxf

Interface RandomIndexPack

All Superinterfaces:

MetadataObject, MXFUnit

All Known Implementing Classes:

RandomIndexPackImpl

public interface RandomIndexPack
extends MXFUnit, MetadataObject

Represents a random index pack at the end of an MXF file that lists
 the byte offsets of all the partitions.

See Also:

RandomIndexItem,
MXFFile.buildPartitionsTable()

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type
Field and Description

static UL
ripKeyValue

Key defining the start of a random index pack.

Method Summary

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Modifier and Type
Method and Description

void
addRandomIndexItem(int bodySID,
                  long byteOffset)

Add a random index item to this pack by its body stream identifier and byte offset.

void
addRandomIndexItem(RandomIndexItem randomPartitionItem)

Add an existing random index item to this pack.

void
clear()

Clears the partition table within this random index pack.

RandomIndexPack
clone()

Creates a cloned copy of this random index pack.

int
count()

Returns the number of partitions indexed by this random index pack.

int
getLength()

Returns the overall length of the random index pack when encoded as
 bytes, including the key and BER length.

RandomIndexItem[]
getPartitionIndex()

Returns the array random index items of this random index pack.

long[]
lookupPartitionOffsets(int bodySID)

Returns an ordered list of the byte offsets for partitions containing
 the given body stream identifier.

void
setPartitionIndex(RandomIndexItem[] partitionIndex)

Sets the array of random index items of this random index pack.

int
writeAsBytes(ByteBuffer buffer)

Serializes this random index pack into its file-based KLV-encoded version in
 the given buffer.

Methods inherited from interface tv.amwa.maj.io.mxf.MXFUnit

getUnitType

Field Detail

ripKeyValue

static final UL ripKeyValue

Key defining the start of a random index pack.

Method Detail

getPartitionIndex

RandomIndexItem[] getPartitionIndex()

Returns the array random index items of this random index pack. Each
 partition of the MXF file indexed should have an entry in this array.
 The array is ordered by the byte offset of the partition.

Returns:

Array of random index items of this random index pack.

See Also:

PartitionPack.getThisPartition(),
TypeDefinitions.RandomIndexItem,
TypeDefinitions.RandomIndexItemArray

setPartitionIndex

void setPartitionIndex(RandomIndexItem[] partitionIndex)
                throws NullPointerException

Sets the array of random index items of this random index pack. Each
 partition of the MXF file indexed should have an entry in this array.
 The items will be sorted into byte offset order.

Parameters:

partitionIndex - Array of random index items of this random index pack.

Throws:

NullPointerException - Cannot set the partition index with a null
 array.

count

@UInt32
int count()

Returns the number of partitions indexed by this random index pack.

Returns:

Number of partitions indexed by this random index pack.

lookupPartitionOffsets

@UInt64
long[] lookupPartitionOffsets(@UInt32
                                      int bodySID)

Returns an ordered list of the byte offsets for partitions containing
 the given body stream identifier. The order of the partitions is the play
 order of the essence contained in the essence streams.

Parameters:

bodySID - Body stream identifier to query the partition offsets for.

Returns:

List of byte offsets to partitions containing part of the given
 body SID.

clear

void clear()

Clears the partition table within this random index pack.

addRandomIndexItem

void addRandomIndexItem(@UInt32
                        int bodySID,
                        @UInt64
                        long byteOffset)
                 throws IllegalArgumentException

Add a random index item to this pack by its body stream identifier and byte offset.
 A random index item describes the location of
 a partition and which body stream it contains data for.

Parameters:

bodySID - Body stream identifier of the partition.

byteOffset - Byte offset of the partition in the file, measured from
 the beginning of the header partition.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - Cannot set the body stream identifier or
 the byte offset to a negative value.

See Also:

addRandomIndexItem(RandomIndexItem),
PartitionPack.getThisPartition(),
PartitionPack.getBodySID()

addRandomIndexItem

void addRandomIndexItem(RandomIndexItem randomPartitionItem)
                 throws NullPointerException

Add an existing random index item to this pack.
 A random index item describes the location of
 a partition and which body stream it contains data for.

Parameters:

randomPartitionItem - Item to add to this pack.

Throws:

NullPointerException - Cannot add a null index item.

See Also:

addRandomIndexItem(int, long)

getLength

@UInt32
int getLength()

Returns the overall length of the random index pack when encoded as
 bytes, including the key and BER length.

Returns:

Overall length of the random index pack when encoded as
 bytes, including the key and BER length.

See Also:

writeAsBytes(ByteBuffer)

writeAsBytes

int writeAsBytes(ByteBuffer buffer)
          throws NullPointerException,
                 InsufficientSpaceException

Serializes this random index pack into its file-based KLV-encoded version in
 the given buffer. The buffer must have at least getLength() bytes remaining.

Parameters:

buffer - Buffer to write this random index pack into.

Returns:

Number of bytes written.

Throws:

NullPointerException - Cannot write this random index pack to a null buffer.

InsufficientSpaceException - The given buffer does not have sufficient space
 remaining.

See Also:

getLength()

clone

RandomIndexPack clone()

Creates a cloned copy of this random index pack.

Returns:

Cloned copy of this random index pack.

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