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fix: Various fixes to sound card initialization messages etc. #459

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This PR contains fixes for application startup messages related to sound cart initialization, messages for failed sound card initialization are now less dramatic etc.

Also it is now possible to enable both local sound card analysis and RTSP analysis, UI no longer disables sound card selecton menu when RTSP URLs are configured. For deployments without any sound cards UI now has "No sound card capture" selection.

- Add robust audio device validation with hardware device filtering
- Implement device testing mechanism to ensure capture device functionality
- Improve device selection process with more detailed error handling
- Add platform-specific device detection logic for Linux, Windows, and macOS
- Prevent selection of null/discard audio devices
- Remove disabled state for audio source selection
- Update tooltip to clarify sound card capture option
- Simplify device option selection logic
… device matching

- Add restart requirement notice for audio source changes
- Implement more robust device selection with case-insensitive matching
- Update option selection to better reflect current audio capture source
…io capture

- Update WaitGroup management in audio capture and analysis routines
- Simplify goroutine startup and synchronization patterns
- Add more explicit logging for audio capture and FFmpeg process management
- Remove redundant WaitGroup increments in goroutine calls
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This update refactors concurrency management and improves audio processing. The WaitGroup handling in clip cleanup and analysis buffer monitoring is adjusted so that goroutines self-manage their completion. The audio capture module introduces new functions for hardware device validation and selection while refining the FFmpeg logging and process management. The user interface for audio settings is updated with clearer labels and tooltips for sound card capture options.

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File(s) Summary
internal/analysis/realtime.go,
internal/myaudio/analysis_buffer.go
Updated goroutine management by removing WaitGroup parameters from functions and adding proper wg.Add(1)/wg.Done() calls to ensure correct concurrency tracking.
internal/myaudio/capture.go,
internal/myaudio/ffmpeg_input.go
Enhanced audio processing: added new device validation functions, refined hardware device selection in capture, and streamlined FFmpeg process logging and cleanup.
views/settings/audioSettings.html Revised UI elements for audio source selection with updated labels, tooltips, and selection options including a new "No sound card capture" choice.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as AudioSettings UI
    participant Capture as CaptureAudio
    participant Validator as ValidateAudioDevice
    participant Hardware as getHardwareDevices/TestCaptureDevice
    participant FFmpeg as FFmpegProcess

    UI->>Capture: Select audio source
    Capture->>Validator: Validate audio device
    Validator->>Hardware: Retrieve hardware devices
    Hardware-->>Validator: Return hardware list
    Validator->>Capture: Return validated device
    Capture->>FFmpeg: Start audio capture process
    FFmpeg-->>Capture: Log process start and stop
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sequenceDiagram
    participant Monitor as startClipCleanupMonitor
    participant Cleanup as clipCleanupMonitor
    participant WG as WaitGroup

    Monitor->>WG: (wg.Add) Begin goroutine
    Monitor->>Cleanup: Start cleanup monitor
    Cleanup->>WG: defer wg.Done() on completion
    WG-->>Monitor: Confirm goroutine completion
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🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
internal/myaudio/capture.go (4)

348-357: Hardware device identification approach.

The OS-specific logic is straightforward. However, you might consider edge cases for advanced virtual devices or special device naming conventions. Otherwise, this is clear and maintainable for typical device enumeration.


374-399: Testing capture device startup.

The function thoroughly tests if the device can be initialized, started, and stopped. It would be helpful to log or return the underlying error for easier troubleshooting.

+	log.Printf("ℹ️ Attempting to initialize and start capture device: %s", info.Name())
 device, err := malgo.InitDevice(ctx.Context, deviceConfig, malgo.DeviceCallbacks{})
 if err != nil {
   return false
 }
 ...

401-459: Comprehensive audio device validation.

Your cross-platform backend selection and device filtering provide robust checks. Consider logging the name of the successfully validated device to assist with debugging or user feedback.


628-628: Quit signal debug log.

This debug log clarifies the quit signal handling, which can be invaluable when diagnosing shutdown issues. Just ensure it doesn’t overly clutter production logs.

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  • internal/analysis/realtime.go (3 hunks)
  • internal/myaudio/analysis_buffer.go (1 hunks)
  • internal/myaudio/capture.go (8 hunks)
  • internal/myaudio/ffmpeg_input.go (3 hunks)
  • views/settings/audioSettings.html (2 hunks)
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🔇 Additional comments (16)
internal/myaudio/capture.go (7)

51-52: Ensure callers handle empty slice returns gracefully.

Returning an empty slice instead of nil is a good practice to avoid nil checks, but please confirm that all consumers of this function properly handle an empty list scenario.


57-57: Consistent return strategy on error.

Returning both the slice (even if empty) and an error is consistent with the pattern established above. This strategy helps maintain safer downstream usage.


70-70: Aligned error handling.

Similar to line 57, this ensures a consistent behavior when device enumeration fails, reducing the possibility of unexpected nil slices.


75-79: Logical exclusion of discard/null device.

Skipping the “Discard all samples” device avoids unintended usage of a null sink, which can prevent confusion and unintended silent captures.


323-330: Early exit on invalid audio device.

Validating and exiting early when the device is invalid prevents further processing complexities. This is a clean approach for fail-fast error handling.


359-372: Filtering hardware devices.

The filtering logic is well-structured, ensuring you only retain valid hardware devices. The overall approach is simple and effective.


543-546: Proper WaitGroup usage for goroutine.

Ensuring wg.Add(1) before launching the goroutine and deferring wg.Done() fosters correct concurrency management and prevents race conditions.

internal/myaudio/analysis_buffer.go (1)

282-285: Improved goroutine tracking.

Adding wg.Add(1) before the deferred wg.Done() ensures the WaitGroup accurately tracks this monitor’s lifespan, preventing premature termination.

internal/analysis/realtime.go (2)

206-210: Isolated goroutine lifecycle for clip cleanup.

Wrapping clipCleanupMonitor in its own goroutine with defer wg.Done() streamlines synchronization. This separation enhances clarity and avoids cluttering the function signature.


266-266: Parameter removal for direct lifecycle management.

Removing the WaitGroup parameter from clipCleanupMonitor centralizes concurrency handling in the caller, simplifying function usage.

internal/myaudio/ffmpeg_input.go (3)

183-183: LGTM! Clear process termination message.

The added log message clearly indicates when an FFmpeg process stops normally, improving visibility of process lifecycle.


368-368: LGTM! Enhanced FFmpeg startup logging.

The changes improve FFmpeg process startup visibility by:

  1. Using consistent log format with emoji for command start.
  2. Adding a success confirmation message.

Also applies to: 374-375


309-309: LGTM! Simplified audio level calculation.

Removed the sourceName parameter from calculateAudioLevel call, simplifying the function interface.

views/settings/audioSettings.html (3)

126-126: LGTM! Clear restart requirement.

Added clear indication that audio source changes require application restart, improving user experience.


136-136: LGTM! Improved audio source selection.

The changes enhance the audio source selection by:

  1. Adding a "No sound card capture" option for deployments without sound cards.
  2. Improving the selection logic to handle device names more robustly.

Also applies to: 139-141


149-149: LGTM! Updated tooltip text.

Updated tooltip text to reflect the new "No sound card capture" option, providing clear guidance to users.

@tphakala tphakala merged commit dbbb155 into main Feb 16, 2025
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@tphakala tphakala deleted the sound-card-fixes branch February 22, 2025 08:54
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