BmfGraph

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.set_option (self, option =None)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_av_log_buffer (self, level=‘info’)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_module (self, alias)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.add_user_callback (self, cb_type, cb)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.remove_user_callback (self, cb_type, cb)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.c_module (self, name, option =None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager =“immediate”, pre_module=None, scheduler =0, stream_alias =None)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_by_config (self, graph_config)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_config_file (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL , is_blocked=True, file_name=“original_graph.json”)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_wo_block (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL )

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_remove (self, option )

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_add (self, module_stream, inputs=None, outputs=None)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_reset (self, option )

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.update (self, update_graph)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.close (self)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.force_close (self)

def bmf.builder.bmf.graph ( option =None)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL , is_blocked=True)

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_wo_block (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL )

def bmf.builder.bmf_stream.BmfStream.run ( self )

Detailed Description

BMFGraph class.

Function Documentation

 add_user_callback()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.add_user_callback (  self, 
   cb_type, 
   cb 
 )   

To setup a user defined callback into the graph.

The callback can be triggered in the module

Parameters

  • cb_type a value can be defined by user to distinguish which is the one to call in multiple callbacks
  • cb the function for this callback
     def add_user_callback(self, cb_type, cb):

Example:

 import bmf
 def test_cb(self):
    input_video_path = "../../files/big_bunny_10s_30fps.mp4"
    output_path = "./cb.mp4"
    expect_result = '../transcode/cb.mp4|240|320|10.008|MOV,MP4,M4A,3GP,3G2,MJ2|192235|240486|h264|' \
                    '{"fps": "30.0662251656"}'
    self.remove_result_data(output_path)
    # create graph
    graph = bmf.graph()

    def cb(para):
        print(para)
        return bytes("OK", "ASCII")

    graph.add_user_callback(bmf.BmfCallBackType.LATEST_TIMESTAMP, cb)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_transcode.py

 c_module()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.c_module (  self, 
   name, 
   option = None, 
   module_path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   input_manager = "immediate", 
   pre_module = None, 
   scheduler = 0, 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   

Using the stream in the graph to build a c/c++ implemented module stream loaded by module library path and entry.

Parameters

  • name the module name
  • option the parameters for the module
  • module_path the path to load the module
  • entry the call entry of the module
  • input_manager select the input manager for this module, immediate by default

Returns

     def c_module(self, name, option=None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager="immediate", pre_module=None, scheduler=0, stream_alias=None):

You can see example in test_video_c_module.py

 close()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.close (  self )  

To close the graph by block wait until all the tasks are finished.

     def close(self):

Example:

import bmf
def test_push_pkt_into_decoder(self):
    output_path = "./aac.mp4"

    self.remove_result_data(output_path)

    graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})

    video_stream = graph.input_stream("outside_raw_video")
    decode_stream = video_stream.decode()
    bmf.encode(None, decode_stream["audio"], {"output_path": output_path})

    graph.run_wo_block(mode=GraphMode.PUSHDATA)
    pts_ = 0
    for index in range(100, 105):
        file_name = "../../files/aac_slice/" + str(index) + ".aac"
        with open(file_name, "rb") as fp:
            lines = fp.read()
            buf = BMFAVPacket(len(lines))
            buf.data.numpy()[:] = np.frombuffer(lines, dtype=np.uint8)
            buf.pts = pts_

            packet = Packet(buf)
            pts_ += 1
            packet.timestamp = pts_
            start_time = time.time()
            graph.fill_packet(video_stream.get_name(), packet, True)
    graph.fill_packet(video_stream.get_name(),
                      Packet.generate_eof_packet())
    graph.close()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_push_data.py

 dynamic_add()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_add (  self, 
   module_stream, 
   inputs = None, 
   outputs = None 
 )   

To generate the graph of dynamical add node, the graph should be different from running main graph.

Parameters

  • module_stream the stream(s) of the new node
  • inputs a json style description for the input to be connected with this new node exp. {‘alias’: ’layout’, ‘streams’: 1} it means the input of this node will be “layout” alias node and have 1 stream linked
  • outputs a json style description for the output to be connected with this new node
     def dynamic_add(self, module_stream, inputs=None, outputs=None):

Example:

import bmf
#dynamic add a decoder which need output connection
update_decoder = bmf.graph()
video2 = update_decoder.decode({
   'input_path': input_video_path2,
   'alias': "decoder1"
})

outputs = {'alias': 'pass_through', 'streams': 2}
update_decoder.dynamic_add(video2, None, outputs)
main_graph.update(update_decoder)
time.sleep(0.03)

#dynamic add a encoder which need input connection
update_encoder = bmf.graph()
encode = bmf.encode(None, None, {
   'output_path': output_path,
   'alias': "encoder1"
})
inputs = {'alias': 'pass_through', 'streams': 2}
encode.get_graph().dynamic_add(encode, inputs, None)
main_graph.update(encode.get_graph())
time.sleep(0.05)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to dynamical_graph.py

 dynamic_remove()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_remove (  self, 
   option 
 )   

To generate the graph of dynamical remove node, the graph should be different from running main graph.

Parameters

  • option json style of description of which node to be removed exp. {‘alias’: ‘decode1’}
     def dynamic_remove(self, option):

Example:

import bmf
#dynamic remove a decoder/encoder/pass_through
remove_graph = bmf.graph()
remove_graph.dynamic_remove({'alias': 'decoder1'})
#remove_graph.dynamic_remove({'alias': 'pass_through'})
#remove_graph.dynamic_remove({'alias': 'encoder1'})

If you need the complete code, you can refer to dynamical_graph.py

 dynamic_reset()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dynamic_reset (  self, 
   option 
 )   

To generate the graph of dynamical node option reset, the graph should be different from running main graph.

Parameters

  • option json style of description of the parameters to be reset of the node exp. {‘alias’: ’encode1’, ‘output_path’: output_path, ‘video_params’: { ‘codec’: ‘h264’, ‘width’: 320, ‘height’: 240, ‘crf’: 23, ‘preset’: ‘veryfast’ } }
     def dynamic_reset(self, option):

Example:

import bmf
def test_dynmaical_reset():
    input_video_path = '../../files/big_bunny_10s_30fps.mp4'
    output_path = "./output.mp4"

    main_graph = bmf.graph()
    video1 = main_graph.decode({
        'input_path': input_video_path,
        'alias': "decoder0"
    })

    passthru = bmf.module([video1['video'], video1['audio']],
                          'reset_pass_through', {
                              "alias": "reset_pass_through",
                          }, "", "", "immediate")

    #instead of run() block function, here use none-blocked run
    passthru.run_wo_block()
    time.sleep(0.02)

    update_graph = bmf.graph()
    update_graph.dynamic_reset({
        'alias': 'reset_pass_through',
        'output_path': output_path,
        'video_params': {
            'codec': 'h264',
            'width': 320,
            'height': 240,
            'crf': 23,
            'preset': 'veryfast'
        }
    })

If you need the complete code, you can refer to dynamical_graph.py

 force_close()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.force_close (  self )  

Force close the running graph even if the whole pipeline in the graph is not finished.

     def force_close(self):

Example:

import bmf
main_graph = bmf.graph()
main_graph.force_close()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to dynamical_graph.py

 generate_config_file()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_config_file (  self, 
   streams = None, 
   is_sub_graph = False, 
   mode = GraphMode.NORMAL, 
   is_blocked = True, 
   file_name = "original_graph.json" 
 )   

To generate the graph config only, without running.

Parameters

  • streams the input stream list of the module
  • is_sub_graph bool value to indicate whether it’s a sub graph, False by default
  • mode to set the graph mode, NORMAL by default, other option bmf_graph.GraphMode
  • file_name output file name with extension
         is_blocked=True, file_name="original_graph.json"):

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph()
graph.generate_config_file(file_name='generated_graph.json')

If you need the complete code, you can refer to config_generator.py

 get_av_log_buffer()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_av_log_buffer (  self, 
   level = 'info' 
 )   

To get a globalized effect buffer (list) which include all the log coming from ffmpeg libraries.

Parameters

  • level ffmpeg av log level by default “info” level. it’s optional, and also can be set: “quiet”,“panic”,“fatal”,“error”,“warning”,“info”,“verbose”,“debug”,“trace”

Returns

Note

     def get_av_log_buffer(self, level = 'info'):

Example:

import bmf
my_graph = bmf.graph()
log_buff = my_graph.get_av_log_buffer()
# otherwise log level can be set: log_buff = my_graph.get_av_log_buffer("debug")

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_av_buffer.py

 get_module()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_module (  self, 
   alias 
 )   

get sync module by given alias

Parameters

  • alias a node tag given by user while building graph pipeline
     def get_module(self, alias):

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph()
# create sync modules
decoder = graph.get_module("decoder")
scale = graph.get_module("scale")
encoder = graph.get_module("encoder")

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_sync_mode.py

 remove_user_callback()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.remove_user_callback (  self, 
   cb_type, 
   cb 
 )   

Remove the user defined callback from the callback list.

Parameters

  • cb_type a value can be defined by user to distinguish which is the one to call in multiple callbacks
  • cb the function for this callback
     def remove_user_callback(self, cb_type, cb):

 run_by_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_by_config (  self, 
   graph_config 
 )   

To run a graph by a graph config file.

Parameters

  • graph_config the graph config file path

Returns

     def run_by_config(self, graph_config):

Example:

import bmf
def test_run_by_config(self):
    input_video_path = "../../files/big_bunny_10s_30fps.mp4"
    output_path = "../../files/out.mp4"
    expect_result = '../../files/out.mp4|240|320|10.008|MOV,MP4,M4A,3GP,3G2,MJ2|175470|219513|h264|' \
                  '{"fps": "30.0662251656"}'
    self.remove_result_data(output_path)
    # create graph
    my_graph = bmf.graph()
    file_path = 'config.json'
    # build GraphConfig instance by config file
    onfig = GraphConfig(file_path)

    # run
    my_graph.run_by_config(config)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_run_by_config.py

 run_wo_block()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_wo_block (  self, 
   streams = None, 
   is_sub_graph = False, 
   mode = GraphMode.NORMAL 
 )   

Run the graph without wait to close, user should call close() by themself.

     def run_wo_block(self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode=GraphMode.NORMAL):

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})
graph.run_wo_block(mode=GraphMode.PUSHDATA)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_push_data.py

 set_option()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.set_option (  self, 
   option = None 
 )   

set new graph options before run

Parameters

  • option the option patch for the graph
     def set_option(self, option=None):

Example:

def test_set_option(self):
    input_video_path = "../../files/big_bunny_10s_30fps.mp4"
    input_video_path2 = "../../files/single_frame.mp4"

    output_path = "./simple.mp4"
    # create graph
    graph = bmf.graph()

    # create graph
    graph = bmf.graph({'dump_graph': 1})

    # decode
    video = graph.decode({"input_path": input_video_path})['video']
    video2 = graph.decode({"input_path": input_video_path2})['video']

    vout = video.concat(video2)

    bmf.encode(
        vout, None, {
            "output_path": output_path,
            "video_params": {
                "codec": "h264",
                "width": 320,
                "height": 240,
                "crf": 23,
                "preset": "veryfast"
            }
        })

    graph_name = 'customed_name'
    graph.set_option({'graph_name': graph_name})

If you need the complete code, you can refer to set_option.py

 update()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.update (  self, 
   update_graph 
 )   

Final action to do the dynamical add/remove/reset node for current running graph.

Parameters

     def update(self, update_graph):

Example:

import bmf
main_graph = bmf.graph()
update_graph = bmf.graph()
update_graph.dynamic_reset()
main_graph.update(update_graph)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to dynamical_graph.py

 graph()

def bmf.builder.bmf.graph (  option = None )  

To provide a BMF graph.

Parameters

  • option the option for the graph

Returns

 def graph(option=None):

Example:

import bmf
main_graph = bmf.graph()

 run() [1/2]

def bmf.builder.bmf_stream.BmfStream.run (  self )  

Using the stream of the module to call the routine of graph run.

     def run(self):

 run() [2/2]

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run (  self, 
   streams = None, 
   is_sub_graph = False, 
   mode = GraphMode.NORMAL, 
   is_blocked = True 
 )   

To run the graph until it’s finished.

Parameters

  • streams the input stream list of the module
  • is_sub_graph bool value to indicate whether it’s a sub graph, False by default
  • mode to set the graph mode, NORMAL by default, other option bmf_graph.GraphMode
     def run(self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode=GraphMode.NORMAL, is_blocked=True):
         
         file_name = ""
         if 'dump_graph' in self.option_ and self.option_['dump_graph'] == 1:
             file_name = "original_graph.json"
 
         self.generate_config_file(
             streams=streams,
             is_sub_graph=is_sub_graph,
             mode=mode,
             is_blocked=is_blocked,
             file_name=file_name
         )
 
         graph_config_str = self.graph_config_.dump()
         print(graph_config_str)
         # call engine
         self.exec_graph_ = engine.Graph(graph_config_str, False, self.option_.get('optimize_graph', True))
         self.exec_graph_.start()
 
         # if graph has no input stream, 'close' will wait all nodes finish
         # else, we need fill packets to input stream and close graph manually
         if len(self.input_streams_) == 0 and len(self.output_streams_) == 0:
             if is_blocked:
                 self.exec_graph_.close()
             else:
                 print("start to run without block")
         elif len(self.output_streams_) > 0:
             # return output stream name which is used to poll packets
             output_streams_name = []
             for stream in self.output_streams_:
                 output_streams_name.append(stream.get_name())
             return output_streams_name
 
         return None
 

Example:

import bmf
input_video_path = "../../files/1min.mp4"
output_path = "./split_fast_slow.mp4"
# create graph
my_graph = bmf.graph({
    "dump_graph": 1,
    "graph_name": "split_fast_slow",
    "scheduler_count": 4
})
video = my_graph.decode({'input_path': input_video_path})['video']
v_l = video.split()
v_l.get_node().scheduler_ = 1
v1 = v_l[0]
v2 = v_l[1]
v1 = v1.module("pass_through_fast")
v1.get_node().scheduler_ = 2
v2 = v2.module("pass_through_slow")
v2.get_node().scheduler_ = 3
my_graph.run()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_collection.py

 run_wo_block()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.run_wo_block (  self, 
   streams = None, 
   is_sub_graph = False, 
   mode = GraphMode.NORMAL 
 )   

Run the graph without wait to close, user should call close() by themself.

     def run_wo_block(self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode=GraphMode.NORMAL):

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})
graph.run_wo_block(mode=GraphMode.PUSHDATA)
graph.close()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_push_data.py

img

Member Functions

def init (self, option =None)

def clear_user_callback (self, cb_type, cb)

def callback_for_engine (self, cb_type, para)

def add_node (self, node)

def module (self, module_info , option =None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager =‘immediate’, pre_module =None, scheduler =0, stream_alias =None)

def download (self, download_para, type="", path="", entry="", stream_alias =None)

def py_module (self, name, option =None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager =‘immediate’, pre_module =None, scheduler =0, stream_alias =None)

def go_module (self, name, option =None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager =“immediate”, pre_module=None, scheduler =0, stream_alias =None)

def anullsrc (self, args, kwargs)

def input_stream (self, name)

def fill_packet (self, name, packet, block=False)

def fill_eos (self, name)

def poll_packet (self, name, block=False)

def dump_graph (self, graph_config)

def generate_graph_config (self)

def parse_output_streams (self, streams)

def get_graph_config (self)

def runFFmpegByConfig (self, config_path)

def start (self, stream , is_sub_graph=False)

def status (self)

def generateConfig (self, file_name)

def set_option (self, option =None)

def get_av_log_buffer (self, level=‘info’)

def get_module (self, alias)

def add_user_callback (self, cb_type, cb)

def remove_user_callback (self, cb_type, cb)

def decode (self, decoder_para, type="", path="", entry="", stream_alias =None)

def c_module (self, name, option =None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager =“immediate”, pre_module=None, scheduler =0, stream_alias =None)

def run_by_config (self, graph_config)

def generate_config_file (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL , is_blocked=True, file_name=“original_graph.json”)

def run (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL , is_blocked=True)

def run_wo_block (self, streams=None, is_sub_graph=False, mode = GraphMode.NORMAL )

def dynamic_remove (self, option )

def dynamic_add (self, module_stream, inputs=None, outputs=None)

def dynamic_reset (self, option )

def update (self, update_graph)

def close (self)

def force_close (self)

def generate_node_id ()

def generate_add_id ()

def get_node_output_stream_map (node)

def all_stream_has_notify (stream_map)

def all_stream_has_index (stream_map)

def generate_node_stream_config (stream_map, node)

def generate_module_info_config (module_info_dict)

def generate_meta_info_config ( pre_module , callback_dict)

def generate_node_config (node)

Member Data

nodes_

option_

input_streams_

output_streams_

node_streams_

update_graph_

sync_mode_

user_callbacks

cb_lock

int global_node_id_ = 0

int global_added_id_ = 0

string server_input_name = “server_input”

node_id_mutex_ = threading.Lock()

logbuffer_ = None

av_log_list_ = list()

select_node = None

sync_mode = select_node.create_sync_module()

cb_list = self.user_callbacks.get(cb_type, [])

dictionary module_info

stream_alias

dictionary option = {}

input_manager

pre_module

scheduler

graph_config_str = graph_config.dump()

exec_graph_

list output_streams_name = []

mode

no_output_stream_

def stream = self.input_stream(self.server_input_name)

stream = self.input_streams_[0]

f = open(file_name, ‘w’)

dictionary alias_name = option.get(‘alias’, ‘’)

graph_

remove_node = BmfNode ( alias_name , option , self, ‘immediate’)

graph_config_

int nb_links = 0

int add_id = 0

tmp

tail_config = None

string out_link_module_alias = '’

out_link_module_alias = outputs.get(‘alias’, ‘’)

nb_links = outputs.get(‘streams’, 0)

def add_id = self.generate_add_id()

stream_config = StreamConfig ()

string out_link_name = out_link_module_alias + “.” + str( add_id ) + “_” + str(i)

in_link_module_alias = inputs.get(‘alias’, ‘’)

ncfg = None

string in_link_name = in_link_module_alias + “.” + str( add_id ) + “_” + str(i)

reset_node = BmfNode ("", option , self)

string NORMAL = ‘Normal’

string SERVER = ‘Server’

string GENERATOR = ‘Generator’

string SUBGRAPH = ‘Subgraph’

string PUSHDATA = ‘Pushdata’

string FFMPEG = ‘ffmpeg’

string C_ENGINE = ‘c_engine’

__init__()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.__init__ (  self, 
   option = None 
 )   
     def __init__(self, option=None):
         if option is None:
             option = {}
         self.mode = GraphMode.NORMAL
         self.nodes_ = []
         self.option_ = option
 
         # ignore graph output stream
         self.no_output_stream_ = option.get('no_output_stream', True)
 
         # graph input and output streams
         self.input_streams_ = []
         self.output_streams_ = []
 
         # save pre_created streams in SERVER mode
         self.node_streams_ = []
 
         # engine graph
         self.exec_graph_ = None
         self.graph_config_ = None
         self.update_graph_ = None
 
         # engine pre_allocated modules
         self.pre_module = {}
 
         # save created modules for sync mode
         self.sync_mode_ = {}
 
         # callbacks set by user
         self.user_callbacks = {}
         self.cb_lock = threading.RLock()
 
         if BmfGraph.logbuffer_ is not None:
             BmfGraph.logbuffer_.close()
 

Member Function Documentation

 add_node()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.add_node (  self, 
   node 
 )   
     def add_node(self, node):
         if node is not None:
             self.nodes_.append(node)
 

 all_stream_has_index()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.all_stream_has_index (  stream_map )  

staticstatic

     def all_stream_has_index(stream_map):
         max_index = -1
         for notify in stream_map.keys():
             if not isinstance(notify, int):
                 return False, 0
             else:
                 max_index = max(max_index, notify)
 
         return True, max_index
 

 all_stream_has_notify()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.all_stream_has_notify (  stream_map )  

staticstatic

     def all_stream_has_notify(stream_map):
         for notify in stream_map.keys():
             if not isinstance(notify, str):
                 return False
         return True
 

 anullsrc()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.anullsrc (  self, 
   args, 
   kwargs 
 )   
     def anullsrc(self, 
  * args
  ** kwargs
):
         stream_alias = None
         type = ""
         path = ""
         entry = ""
         if 'stream_alias' in kwargs:
             stream_alias = kwargs['stream_alias']
             del kwargs['stream_alias']
         if 'type' in kwargs:
             type = kwargs['type']
             del kwargs['type']
         if 'path' in kwargs:
             path = kwargs['path']
             del kwargs['path']
         if 'entry' in kwargs:
             entry = kwargs['entry']
             del kwargs['entry']
 
         para = get_filter_para(
  * args
  ** kwargs
)
         if para is not None and len(para) > 0:
             option = {
                 'name': 'anullsrc',
                 'para': para
             }
         module_info = {
             "name": bmf_modules['ff_filter'],
             "type": type,
             "path": path,
             "entry": entry
         }
         # create node
         return BmfNode(module_info, option, self, 'immediate').stream(stream_alias=stream_alias)
 

Example:

import bmf
my_graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1, "graph_name": "5_concat"})
video3 = my_graph.anullsrc('r=48000').atrim(start=0.0, duration=7)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_collection

 callback_for_engine()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.callback_for_engine (  self, 
   cb_type, 
   para 
 )   
     def callback_for_engine(self, cb_type, para):
         # TODO: here we locked all types, can optimize to lock one type
         self.cb_lock.acquire()
         res = bytes("", "ASCII")
         cb_list = self.user_callbacks.get(cb_type, [])
         for cb in cb_list:
             if cb is not None:
                 res = cb(para)
                 break
         self.cb_lock.release()
         return res
 

 clear_user_callback()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.clear_user_callback (  self, 
   cb_type, 
   cb 
 )   
     def clear_user_callback(self, cb_type, cb):
         self.cb_lock.acquire()
         self.user_callbacks[cb_type] = []
         self.cb_lock.release()
 

 decode()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.decode (  self, 
   decoder_para, 
   type = "", 
   path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   

A graph function to provide a build-in decoder BMF stream Include av demuxer and decoder.

Parameters

  • decoder_para the parameters for the decoder

Returns

     def decode(self, decoder_para, type="", path="", entry="", stream_alias=None):

Example:

import bmf
input_video_path = "../../files/big_bunny_10s_30fps.mp4"
output_path = "./audio_c_module.mp4"
expect_result = 'audio_c_module.mp4|0|0|10.008|MOV,MP4,M4A,3GP,3G2,MJ2|132840|166183||{}'
self.remove_result_data(output_path)
audio = bmf.graph().decode({'input_path': input_video_path
                            })['audio'].module('my_module')

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_simple.py

 download()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.download (  self, 
   download_para, 
   type = "", 
   path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   
     def download(self, download_para, type="", path="", entry="", stream_alias=None):
         module_info = {
             "name": 'download',
             "type": type,
             "path": path,
             "entry": entry
         }
         return BmfNode(module_info, download_para, self, 'immediate').stream(stream_alias=stream_alias)
 

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})
video_stream = graph.download({
    'input_url': 'https://github.com/fromwhzz/test_video/raw/master/face.mp4',
    'local_path': '../../files/face_test.mp4'
}).decode()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to detect_sample.py

 dump_graph()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.dump_graph (  self, 
   graph_config 
 )   
     def dump_graph(self, graph_config):
         dump = self.option_.get('dump_graph', 0)
 
         graph_str = json.dumps(obj=graph_config.__dict__,
                                ensure_ascii=False,
                                indent=4,
                                cls=GraphConfigEncoder)
 
         # print(graph_str)
         Log.log(LogLevel.DEBUG, graph_str)
 
         if dump == 1:
             if 'graph_name' in self.option_:
                 file_name = 'original_' + self.option_['graph_name'] + '.json'
             else:
                 file_name = 'original_graph.json'
 
             f = open(file_name, 'w')
             f.write(graph_str)
             f.close()
 

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})
graph_config, pre_module = graph.generate_graph_config()
graph.dump_graph(graph_config)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to set_option.py

 fill_eos()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.fill_eos (  self, 
   name 
 )   
     def fill_eos(self, name):
         if self.exec_graph_ is not None:
             self.exec_graph_.add_eos_packet(name)
 

 fill_packet()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.fill_packet (  self, 
   name, 
   packet, 
   block = False 
 )   
     def fill_packet(self, name, packet, block=False):
         if self.exec_graph_ is not None:
             # pq = Queue()
             # pq.put(packet)
             self.exec_graph_.add_input_stream_packet(name, packet, block)
 

Example:

import bmf
def push_file(file_name, graph, video_stream1, video_stream2, pts):
    f = open(file_name, "rb")
    while (1):
        lines = f.read(1000)
        if len(lines) == 0:
            break
        pkt = BMFAVPacket(len(lines))
        memview = pkt.data.numpy()
        memview[:] = np.frombuffer(lines, dtype='uint8')
        pkt.pts = pts
        pts += 1
        packet = Packet(pkt)
        packet.timestamp = pts
        graph.fill_packet(video_stream1.get_name(), packet, True)
        graph.fill_packet(video_stream2.get_name(), packet, True)
    f.close()
    return pts

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_push_data.py

 generate_add_id()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_add_id (  )  

staticstatic

     def generate_add_id():
         BmfGraph.node_id_mutex_.acquire()
         result = BmfGraph.global_added_id_
         BmfGraph.global_added_id_ += 1
         BmfGraph.node_id_mutex_.release()
         return result
 

 generate_graph_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_graph_config (  self )  
     def generate_graph_config(self):
         graph_config = GraphConfig()
 
         # set option
         graph_config.set_option(self.option_)
 
         # set input stream
         for stream in self.input_streams_:
             stream_config = StreamConfig()
             stream_config.set_identifier(stream.get_name())
             if stream.get_alias() is None:
                 stream_config.set_alias("")
             else:
                 stream_config.set_alias(stream.get_alias())
             graph_config.add_input_stream(stream_config)
 
         # set output stream
         for stream in self.output_streams_:
             stream_config = StreamConfig()
             stream_config.set_identifier(stream.get_name())
             if stream.get_alias() is None:
                 stream_config.set_alias("")
             else:
                 stream_config.set_alias(stream.get_alias())
             graph_config.add_output_stream(stream_config)
 
         # node config
         for node in self.nodes_:
             node_config = BmfGraph.generate_node_config(node)
             graph_config.add_node_config(node_config)
 
         # graph pre_allocated module
         graph_pre_module = {}
         for node in self.nodes_:
             if node.get_pre_module() is not None:
                 graph_pre_module[node.get_id()] = node.get_pre_module()
 
         # set graph mode
         graph_config.set_mode(self.mode)
 
         return graph_config, graph_pre_module
 

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph()
graph = bmf.graph({'dump_graph': 1})
graph_config, pre_module = graph.generate_graph_config()

If you need the complete code, you can refer to set_option.py

 generate_meta_info_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_meta_info_config (  pre_module, 
  callback_dict 
)   

staticstatic

     def generate_meta_info_config(pre_module, callback_dict):
         meta_info_config = MetaConfig()
 
         # set pre_module
         if pre_module is not None:
             meta_info_config.set_premodule_id(pre_module.uid())
         # set callback function
         for key, callback in callback_dict.items():
             callback_binding = "{}:{}".format(key, callback[0])
             meta_info_config.add_callback_binding(callback_binding)
 
         return meta_info_config
 

 generate_module_info_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_module_info_config (  module_info_dict )  

staticstatic

     def generate_module_info_config(module_info_dict):
         module_info_config = ModuleConfig()
 
         # set module name
         if module_info_dict.get('name'):
             module_info_config.set_name(module_info_dict['name'])
         else:
             module_info_config.set_name('')
 
         # set module type
         if module_info_dict.get('type'):
             module_info_config.set_type(module_info_dict['type'])
         else:
             module_info_config.set_type('')
 
         # set module path
         if module_info_dict.get('path'):
             module_info_config.set_path(module_info_dict['path'])
         else:
             module_info_config.set_path('')
 
         # set module entry
         if module_info_dict.get('entry'):
             module_info_config.set_entry(module_info_dict['entry'])
         else:
             module_info_config.set_entry('')
 
         return module_info_config
 

 generate_node_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_node_config (  node )  

staticstatic

     def generate_node_config(node):
         input_stream_map = node.get_input_streams()
         output_stream_map = BmfGraph.get_node_output_stream_map(node)
 
         node_config = NodeConfig()
 
         # set node id
         node_config.set_id(node.get_id())
 
         # set option
         node_config.set_option(node.get_option())
 
         # set module info
         node_config.set_module_info(
             BmfGraph.generate_module_info_config(node.get_module_info())
         )
 
         # set meta info
         node_config.set_meta_info(
             BmfGraph.generate_meta_info_config(node.get_pre_module(), node.get_user_callback())
         )
 
         # set alias
         node_config.set_alias(node.get_option().get('alias', ''))
 
         # set scheduler index
         node_config.set_scheduler(node.get_scheduler())
 
         # set input manager
         node_config.set_input_manager(node.get_input_manager())
 
         # set input streams
         node_config.set_input_streams(
             BmfGraph.generate_node_stream_config(input_stream_map, node)
         )
 
         # set output streams
         node_config.set_output_streams(
             BmfGraph.generate_node_stream_config(output_stream_map, node)
         )
 
         return node_config
 

 generate_node_id()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_node_id (  )  

staticstatic

     def generate_node_id():
         BmfGraph.node_id_mutex_.acquire()
         result = BmfGraph.global_node_id_
         BmfGraph.global_node_id_ += 1
         BmfGraph.node_id_mutex_.release()
         return result
 

 generate_node_stream_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generate_node_stream_config (  stream_map, 
  node 
)   

staticstatic

     def generate_node_stream_config(stream_map, node):
         streams = []
         if len(stream_map) == 0:
             return streams
 
         # all streams has notify
         if BmfGraph.all_stream_has_notify(stream_map):
             for (_, stream) in stream_map.items():
                 stream_config = StreamConfig()
                 stream_config.set_identifier(stream.get_identifier())
                 if stream.get_alias() is None:
                     stream_config.set_alias("")
                 else:
                     stream_config.set_alias(stream.get_alias())
                 streams.append(stream_config)
             return streams
 
         # all streams don't have notify, use stream index as notify
         ret, max_index = BmfGraph.all_stream_has_index(stream_map)
         if ret:
             for index in range(max_index + 1):
                 stream_config = StreamConfig()
                 if index in stream_map.keys():
                     if stream_map[index].get_alias() is None:
                         stream_config.set_alias("")
                     else:
                         stream_config.set_alias(stream_map[index].get_alias())
                     stream_config.set_identifier(stream_map[index].get_identifier())
                     streams.append(stream_config)
                 else:
                     # just generate an unique name and hold the position
                     stream_config.set_identifier(node.generate_stream_name())
                     stream_config.set_alias("")
                     streams.append(stream_config)
             return streams
 
         print('failed to generate node stream config for ', node.get_type(), node.get_id())
         return streams
 

 generateConfig()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.generateConfig (  self, 
   file_name 
 )   
     def generateConfig(self, file_name):
         self.graph_config_, graph_pre_module = self.generate_graph_config()
         print(self.graph_config_)
         self.dump_graph(self.graph_config_)
         graph_str = json.dumps(obj=self.graph_config_.__dict__,
                                ensure_ascii=False,
                                indent=4,
                                cls=GraphConfigEncoder)
         f = open(file_name, 'w')
         f.write(graph_str)
         f.close()
 

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph()
video = graph.decode({"input_path": input_video_path})
graph_file = "graph.json"
(bmf.encode(
    video['video'], video['audio'], {
        "output_path": output_path,
        "video_params": {
            "codec": "h264",
            "width": 320,
            "height": 240,
            "crf": 23,
            "preset": "veryfast"
        },
        "audio_params": {
            "codec": "aac",
            "bit_rate": 128000,
            "sample_rate": 44100,
            "channels": 2
        }
    }).generateConfig(graph_file))

If you need the complete code, you can refer to transcode.py

 get_graph_config()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_graph_config (  self )  
     def get_graph_config(self):
         return self.graph_config_
 

 get_node_output_stream_map()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.get_node_output_stream_map (  node )  

staticstatic

     def get_node_output_stream_map(node):
         stream_map = {}
         for edge in node.get_outgoing_edges():
             stream_map[edge.get_upstream_stream().get_notify()] = edge.get_upstream_stream()
         return stream_map
 

 go_module()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.go_module (  self, 
   name, 
   option = None, 
   module_path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   input_manager = "immediate", 
   pre_module = None, 
   scheduler = 0, 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   
     def go_module(self, name, option=None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager="immediate", pre_module=None, scheduler=0, stream_alias=None):
         if option is None:
             option = {}
         return self.module({"name": name, "type": "go", "path": module_path, "entry": entry}, option,
                            input_manager=input_manager, pre_module=pre_module, scheduler=scheduler, stream_alias=stream_alias)
 

 input_stream()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.input_stream (  self, 
   name 
 )   
     def input_stream(self, name):
         stream = BmfStream(name, self, name)
         self.input_streams_.append(stream)
         return stream
 

Example:

import bmf
graph = bmf.graph({"dump_graph": 1})
video_stream = graph.input_stream("outside_raw_video")

If you need the complete code, you can refer to test_push_data.py

 module()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.module (  self, 
   module_info, 
   option = None, 
   module_path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   input_manager = 'immediate', 
   pre_module = None, 
   scheduler = 0, 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   
     def module(self, module_info, option=None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager='immediate', pre_module=None, scheduler=0, stream_alias=None):
         if option is None:
             option = {}
         if isinstance(module_info, str):
             return BmfNode({"name": module_info, "type": "", "path": module_path, "entry": entry}, option, self,
                            input_manager, pre_module, scheduler).stream(stream_alias=stream_alias)
         return BmfNode(module_info, option, self, input_manager, pre_module, scheduler).stream(stream_alias=stream_alias)
 

 parse_output_streams()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.parse_output_streams (  self, 
   streams 
 )   
     def parse_output_streams(self, streams):
         if streams is not None:
             if isinstance(streams, BmfStream):
                 # create a edge connected with stream and graph output stream
                 graph_output_stream = BmfStream(streams.get_name(), None, 0)
                 edge = BmfEdge(streams, graph_output_stream)
                 streams.get_node().add_outgoing_edge(edge)
                 self.output_streams_.append(graph_output_stream)
             elif isinstance(streams, list):
                 for stream in streams:
                     if stream is not None:
                         graph_output_stream = BmfStream(stream.get_name(), None, 0)
                         edge = BmfEdge(stream, graph_output_stream)
                         stream.get_node().add_outgoing_edge(edge)
                         self.output_streams_.append(graph_output_stream)
 

 poll_packet()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.poll_packet (  self, 
   name, 
   block = False 
 )   
     def poll_packet(self, name, block=False):
         if self.exec_graph_ is not None:
             return self.exec_graph_.poll_output_stream_packet(name, block)
         else:
             time.sleep(1)
 

 py_module()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.py_module (  self, 
   name, 
   option = None, 
   module_path = "", 
   entry = "", 
   input_manager = 'immediate', 
   pre_module = None, 
   scheduler = 0, 
   stream_alias = None 
 )   
     def py_module(self, name, option=None, module_path="", entry="", input_manager='immediate', pre_module=None, scheduler=0, stream_alias=None):
         if option is None:
             option = {}
         return self.module({"name": name, "type": "python", "path": module_path, "entry": entry}, option,
                            input_manager=input_manager, pre_module=pre_module, scheduler=scheduler, stream_alias=stream_alias)
 

 runFFmpegByConfig()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.runFFmpegByConfig (  self, 
   config_path 
 )   
     def runFFmpegByConfig(self, config_path):
         start_time = time.time()
         self.graph_config_ = GraphConfig(config_path)
         ffmpeg_engine = FFmpegEngine()
         command = ""
         if (ffmpeg_engine.is_valid_for_ffmpeg(self.graph_config_)):
             # self.dump_graph(self.graph_config_)
             command = ffmpeg_engine.get_ffmpeg_command(self.graph_config_)
             command = command + " -y"
         # do graph optimization
         print("ffmpeg command: ", command)
         os.system(command)
         end_time = time.time()
         ffmpeg_time = (end_time - start_time)
         return ffmpeg_time
 

Example:

import bmf
from bmf import *

if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys
    file_name = sys.argv[1]
    mode = sys.argv[2]
    graph = BmfGraph({})
    if mode == "ffmpeg":
        graph.runFFmpegByConfig(file_name)
    elif mode == "pythonEngine":
        graph.runPythonEngine(file_name)
    elif mode == "cEngine":
        graph.runCEngine(file_name)

If you need the complete code, you can refer to compare.py

 start()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.start (  self, 
   stream, 
   is_sub_graph = False 
 )   
     def start(self, stream, is_sub_graph=False):
         self.output_streams_.append(stream)
 
         # create a edge connected with stream and graph output stream
         graph_output_stream = BmfStream(stream.get_name(), None, 0)
         edge = BmfEdge(stream, graph_output_stream)
         stream.get_node().add_outgoing_edge(edge)
         if stream is not None:
             self.mode = GraphMode.GENERATOR
 
         # parse graph config
         self.graph_config_, self.pre_module = self.generate_graph_config()
 
         # for sub-graph, don't start executing
         if is_sub_graph:
             return
 
         # create and run graph
         graph_config_str = self.graph_config_.dump()
         self.exec_graph_ = engine.Graph(graph_config_str, False, True)
         self.exec_graph_.start()
 
         while True:
             pkt = self.exec_graph_.poll_output_stream_packet(stream.get_name(), True)
             if pkt is not None and pkt.defined():
                 if pkt.timestamp == Timestamp.EOF:
                     break
                 yield pkt
 
         self.exec_graph_.close()
 

 status()

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.status (  self )  
     def status(self):
         if self.exec_graph_ is not None:
             return self.exec_graph_.status()
         return None
 

Member Data Documentation

 add_id [1/2]

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.add_id = 0 

staticstatic

 add_id [2/2]

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.add_id = self.generate_add_id() 

staticstatic

 alias_name

dictionary bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.alias_name = option.get('alias', '') 

staticstatic

 av_log_list_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.av_log_list_ = list() 

staticstatic

 cb_list

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.cb_list = self.user_callbacks.get(cb_type, []) 

staticstatic

 cb_lock

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.cb_lock 

 exec_graph_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.exec_graph_ 

staticstatic

 f

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.f = open(file_name, 'w') 

staticstatic

 global_added_id_

int bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.global_added_id_ = 0 

staticstatic

 global_node_id_

int bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.global_node_id_ = 0 

staticstatic

 graph_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.graph_ 

staticstatic

 graph_config_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.graph_config_ 

staticstatic

 graph_config_str

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.graph_config_str = graph_config.dump() 

staticstatic

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.in_link_module_alias = inputs.get('alias', '') 

staticstatic

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.in_link_name = in_link_module_alias + "." + str(add_id ) + "_" + str(i)

staticstatic

 input_manager

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.input_manager 

staticstatic

 input_streams_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.input_streams_ 

 logbuffer_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.logbuffer_ = None 

staticstatic

 mode

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.mode 

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 module_info

dictionary bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.module_info 

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=  {
 "name": bmf_modules['ff_decoder'],
 "type": type,
 "path": path,
 "entry": entry
        }
int bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.nb_links = 0 

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bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.nb_links = outputs.get('streams', 0) 

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 ncfg

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.ncfg = None 

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 no_output_stream_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.no_output_stream_ 

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 node_id_mutex_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.node_id_mutex_ = threading.Lock() 

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 node_streams_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.node_streams_ 

 nodes_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.nodes_ 

 option

dictionary bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.option = {} 

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 option_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.option_ 
string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.out_link_module_alias = '' 

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bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.out_link_module_alias = outputs.get('alias', '') 

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string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.out_link_name = out_link_module_alias + "." + str(add_id ) + "_" + str(i)

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 output_streams_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.output_streams_ 

 output_streams_name

list bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.output_streams_name = [] 

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 pre_module

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.pre_module 

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 remove_node

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.remove_node = BmfNode (alias_name ,option , self, 'immediate')

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 reset_node

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.reset_node = BmfNode ("",option , self)

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 scheduler

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.scheduler 

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 select_node

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.select_node = None 

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 server_input_name

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.server_input_name = "server_input" 

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 stream [1/2]

def bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.stream = self.input_stream(self.server_input_name) 

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 stream [2/2]

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.stream = self.input_streams_[0] 

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 stream_alias

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.stream_alias 

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 stream_config

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.stream_config = StreamConfig ()

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 sync_mode

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.sync_mode = select_node.create_sync_module() 

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 sync_mode_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.sync_mode_ 

 tail_config

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.tail_config = None 

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 tmp

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.tmp 

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 update_graph_

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.update_graph_ 

 user_callbacks

bmf.builder.bmf_graph.BmfGraph.user_callbacks 

 C_ENGINE

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.C_ENGINE = 'c_engine' 

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 FFMPEG

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.FFMPEG = 'ffmpeg' 

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 GENERATOR

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.GENERATOR = 'Generator' 

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 NORMAL

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.NORMAL = 'Normal' 

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 PUSHDATA

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.PUSHDATA = 'Pushdata' 

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 SERVER

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.SERVER = 'Server' 

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 SUBGRAPH

string bmf.builder.bmf_graph.GraphMode.SUBGRAPH = 'Subgraph' 

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