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created new transcoding subfile in openpype lib
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openpype/lib/transcoding.py
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openpype/lib/transcoding.py
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import os
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import re
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import logging
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import tempfile
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from .execute import run_subprocess
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from .vendor_bin_utils import (
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get_oiio_tools_path,
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is_oiio_supported,
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get_ffmpeg_tool_path
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)
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def decompress(target_dir, file_url,
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input_frame_start=None, input_frame_end=None, log=None):
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"""
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Decompresses DWAA 'file_url' .exr to 'target_dir'.
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Creates uncompressed files in 'target_dir', they need to be cleaned.
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File url could be for single file or for a sequence, in that case
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%0Xd will be as a placeholder for frame number AND input_frame* will
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be filled.
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In that case single oiio command with '--frames' will be triggered for
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all frames, this should be faster then looping and running sequentially
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Args:
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target_dir (str): extended from stagingDir
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file_url (str): full urls to source file (with or without %0Xd)
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input_frame_start (int) (optional): first frame
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input_frame_end (int) (optional): last frame
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log (Logger) (optional): pype logger
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"""
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is_sequence = input_frame_start is not None and \
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input_frame_end is not None and \
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(int(input_frame_end) > int(input_frame_start))
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oiio_cmd = []
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oiio_cmd.append(get_oiio_tools_path())
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oiio_cmd.append("--compression none")
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base_file_name = os.path.basename(file_url)
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oiio_cmd.append(file_url)
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if is_sequence:
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oiio_cmd.append("--frames {}-{}".format(input_frame_start,
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input_frame_end))
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oiio_cmd.append("-o")
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oiio_cmd.append(os.path.join(target_dir, base_file_name))
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subprocess_exr = " ".join(oiio_cmd)
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if not log:
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log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
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log.debug("Decompressing {}".format(subprocess_exr))
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run_subprocess(
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subprocess_exr, shell=True, logger=log
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)
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def get_decompress_dir():
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"""
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Creates temporary folder for decompressing.
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Its local, in case of farm it is 'local' to the farm machine.
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Should be much faster, needs to be cleaned up later.
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"""
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return os.path.normpath(
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tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="pyblish_tmp_")
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)
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def should_decompress(file_url):
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"""
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Tests that 'file_url' is compressed with DWAA.
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Uses 'is_oiio_supported' to check that OIIO tool is available for this
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platform.
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Shouldn't throw exception as oiiotool is guarded by check function.
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Currently implemented this way as there is no support for Mac and Linux
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In the future, it should be more strict and throws exception on
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misconfiguration.
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Args:
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file_url (str): path to rendered file (in sequence it would be
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first file, if that compressed it is expected that whole seq
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will be too)
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Returns:
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(bool): 'file_url' is DWAA compressed and should be decompressed
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and we can decompress (oiiotool supported)
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"""
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if is_oiio_supported():
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try:
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output = run_subprocess([
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get_oiio_tools_path(),
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"--info", "-v", file_url])
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return "compression: \"dwaa\"" in output or \
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"compression: \"dwab\"" in output
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except RuntimeError:
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_name, ext = os.path.splitext(file_url)
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# TODO: should't the list of allowed extensions be
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# taken from an OIIO variable of supported formats
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if ext not in [".mxf"]:
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# Reraise exception
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raise
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return False
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return False
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