[Windows] Crash while using Intel-Media SDK to decode video stream. about libwebrtc

[nikohpng]

I have same issue.

[Meonardo]

Hi @nikohpng Can you test this code block below for your case?
I can get the yuv data buffer successfully but still have rendering issue...

I found the MSDK produces NV12(see intel media-sdk manual) pixel format, the mfxFrameData stores the yuv data (see the mfxFrameData definition), change these code to code below see if you can retrieve yuv data.

mfxFrameData frame_data = pOutputSurface->Data;
mfxMemId dxMemId = frame_data.MemId;
mfxFrameInfo frame_info = pOutputSurface->Info;

m_pmfx_allocator_->LockFrame(dxMemId, &frame_data);

// always nv12
int w = frame_info.Width;
int h = frame_info.Height;
int stride_uv = (w + 1) / 2;
uint8_t* data_y = frame_data.Y;
uint8_t* data_u = frame_data.U;
uint8_t* data_v = frame_data.V;

rtc::scoped_refptr<NV12Buffer> nv12_buffer = webrtc::NV12Buffer::Create(w, h);
if (nv12_buffer.get()) {
  libyuv::I420ToNV12(data_y, w, data_u, stride_uv, data_v, stride_uv,
                     nv12_buffer->MutableDataY(),
                     nv12_buffer->StrideY(),
                     nv12_buffer->MutableDataUV(),
                     nv12_buffer->StrideUV(), w, h);

  rtc::scoped_refptr<VideoFrameBuffer> buffer = std::move(nv12_buffer);

  if (callback_) {
    webrtc::VideoFrame decoded_frame(buffer, inputImage.Timestamp(), 0,
                                     webrtc::kVideoRotation_0);
    decoded_frame.set_ntp_time_ms(inputImage.ntp_time_ms_);
    decoded_frame.set_timestamp(inputImage.Timestamp());
    callback_->Decoded(decoded_frame);
  }
}

m_pmfx_allocator_->UnlockFrame(dxMemId, &frame_data);

[Meonardo]

After calling m_pmfx_allocator_->LockFrame(dxMemId, &frame_data);, the yuv data can be retrieved, but the code above for converting i420ToNV12 is WRONG, please see the correct way for coverting nv12 -> i420.