using ErsatzTV.FFmpeg.OutputFormat;

namespace ErsatzTV.FFmpeg;

public record FFmpegState(
    bool SaveReport,
    HardwareAccelerationMode DecoderHardwareAccelerationMode,
    HardwareAccelerationMode EncoderHardwareAccelerationMode,
    Option<string> VaapiDriver,
    Option<string> VaapiDevice,
    Option<TimeSpan> Start,
    Option<TimeSpan> Finish,
    bool DoNotMapMetadata,
    Option<string> MetadataServiceProvider,
    Option<string> MetadataServiceName,
    Option<string> MetadataAudioLanguage,
    Option<string> MetadataSubtitleLanguage,
    Option<string> MetadataSubtitleTitle,
    OutputFormatKind OutputFormat,
    Option<string> HlsPlaylistPath,
    Option<string> HlsSegmentTemplate,
    Option<string> HlsInitTemplate,
    Option<string> HlsSegmentOptions,
    TimeSpan PtsOffset,
    Option<int> ThreadCount,
    Option<int> MaybeQsvExtraHardwareFrames,
    bool IsSongWithProgress,
    bool IsHdrTonemap,
    string TonemapAlgorithm,
    bool IsTroubleshooting,
    bool QsvPreferNativeDecoder = false,
    Option<double> MaybeReadRate = default,
    Option<double> MaybeReadRateCatchup = default)
{
    // the QSV upload pool needs headroom for the frames in flight through the filter graph.
    // extra_hw_frames=0 leaves none, so any input that is not throttled exhausts it: the graph
    // fails with -12 (Cannot allocate memory), h264_qsv reports "Could not open encoder before
    // EOF", and the output file gets no packets at all. Input throttling was the only thing
    // hiding it — a work-ahead start (no -readrate) and #350's cold-start burst both remove that
    // throttle, so the channel simply dies. A stored 0 is therefore treated as "no pool
    // configured" rather than honored literally (ersatztv#529)
    public const int MinimumQsvExtraHardwareFrames = 64;

    public int QsvExtraHardwareFrames =>
        Math.Max(MaybeQsvExtraHardwareFrames.IfNone(MinimumQsvExtraHardwareFrames), MinimumQsvExtraHardwareFrames);

    // realtime pacing. an unset profile keeps the values these constants name, which are the ones
    // the pipeline hardcoded before they became configurable (ersatztv#735)
    public const double DefaultReadRate = 1.05;
    public const double DefaultStreamCopyReadRate = 1.0;

    // how fast a LAGGING realtime input may read until it is level again. measured on the #726
    // repro (embedded dvd_subtitle -> overlay, QSV encode): 1.05 alone sustains 0.53x, catchup 2.0
    // reaches 0.711x, and 6.0 restores the full 1.067x that the same pipeline achieves with no
    // subtitle at all. 20.0 also measures 1.067x — i.e. the value is not a throughput dial above
    // the point where the input catches up, so 6.0 is chosen as the smallest measured-sufficient
    // ceiling rather than the largest that works (ersatztv#726)
    public const double DefaultReadRateCatchup = 6.0;

    // below realtime the process reads slower than a live client consumes and the channel stalls;
    // ersatztv#726 is that failure, measured at an effective 0.53x. the ceiling is a CHOSEN bound,
    // not a measured cliff: it exists so the field cannot be used to effectively disable pacing,
    // which is the configuration ersatztv#529 measured to produce zero segments on a QSV pipeline
    public const double MinimumReadRate = 1.0;
    public const double MaximumReadRate = 2.0;

    // catchup is a ceiling that applies only WHILE an input is behind, so it is bounded more
    // loosely than the base rate; the same chosen-not-measured caveat applies to the ceiling.
    // the FLOOR is only a write-path bound: at render time the resolved base rate is always at
    // least MinimumReadRate, so Math.Max below already dominates it
    public const double MinimumReadRateCatchup = 1.0;
    public const double MaximumReadRateCatchup = 10.0;

    // clamped for the same reason QsvExtraHardwareFrames is: a row written out of band (or before
    // the write path validated the field) must not reach FFmpeg unbounded. the write path rejects
    // an out-of-range value with a 422 naming the bound, so this is belt-and-braces, not the
    // primary guard (ersatztv#735)
    public double ReadRateFor(bool isStreamCopy) =>
        MaybeReadRate.Match(
            configured => Math.Clamp(configured, MinimumReadRate, MaximumReadRate),
            () => isStreamCopy ? DefaultStreamCopyReadRate : DefaultReadRate);

    // a catchup rate below the base rate cannot let a lagging input recover, so the resolved base
    // rate is its real floor — no separate lower clamp, which would be unreachable behind this Max
    public double ReadRateCatchupFor(bool isStreamCopy) =>
        Math.Max(
            Math.Min(MaybeReadRateCatchup.IfNone(DefaultReadRateCatchup), MaximumReadRateCatchup),
            ReadRateFor(isStreamCopy));

    public static FFmpegState Concat(bool saveReport, string channelName) =>
        new(
            saveReport,
            HardwareAccelerationMode.None,
            HardwareAccelerationMode.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<TimeSpan>.None,
            Option<TimeSpan>.None,
            true, // do not map metadata
            "ErsatzTV",
            channelName,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            OutputFormatKind.MpegTs,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            Option<string>.None,
            TimeSpan.Zero,
            Option<int>.None,
            Option<int>.None,
            false,
            false,
            "linear",
            false);
}