OPUS_SET_DRED_DURATION was hardcoded to 2 (20 ms), meaning DRED only
covered 1/3 of a lost 60 ms frame and was useless above 20 ms channels.
Now computed as max(2, ceil(frame_ms/10)) so DRED always embeds enough
redundancy to reconstruct one full previous frame regardless of frame size.
The floor of 2 preserves two-frame burst-loss coverage at 10 ms channels.
Decoder side and server are unaffected (server relays payloads verbatim).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The per-channel sample_rate field was inert after pinning the codec to
48 kHz. Make it meaningful without changing the 48 kHz clock: carry it as
OpusParams::max_bandwidth_hz and apply OPUS_SET_MAX_BANDWIDTH in
OpusEncoder::init (8000->narrowband, 16000->wideband, 24000->super-wideband,
48000->full). A low-bitrate room can now shed out-of-band content while
every endpoint keeps a single 48 kHz clock.
Make sample_rate channel-authoritative on the server: conn_session no
longer overrides effective sample_rate with the client's always-48000
request (it now behaves like frame_ms/mode). vc_get_stream_audio_config
reports the channel's configured rate for own streams too.
New ctest channel_samplerate: a 7 kHz tone is attenuated ~1000x on an
8 kHz (narrowband) channel vs a 48 kHz (full-band) channel, proving the cap
is in effect. ctest --preset dev 26/26.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds Opus 1.6 DRED support end-to-end: encoder embeds 20 ms of ML
redundancy in every packet when enabled; decoder recovers lost frames
from the next buffered packet's DRED extension rather than falling back
to PLC comfort noise.
Protocol: bool dred = 11 added to AudioConfig (backward-compatible,
defaults false). C ABI: int dred added to vc_audio_config. Encoder:
OPUS_SET_DRED_DURATION(2) when dred=true. Decoder: OpusDREDDecoder +
per-stream OpusDRED scratch pre-allocated off the RT thread;
JitterBuffer::try_copy_front_payload peeks at the next packet without
popping on every PLC step; opus_decoder_dred_decode reconstructs the
lost frame if DRED data is present, otherwise falls back to PLC.
New test: test_dred_toggle (22/22 ctest green).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Implements docs/roadmap.md M3: multiple concurrent streams per user (MIC +
SCREEN_AUDIO + AUX_DEVICE), independent per-stream receiver gain/mute/noise-
reduction, talk indicators, and enforced per-channel Opus configurability
(mono/stereo, bitrate, frame size, FEC/DTX, application).
Bugs fixed along the way (found while implementing, not pre-existing scope):
- Server hard-coded stream_id=1 for every announce, so a second stream from
the same user silently overwrote the first in SessionRegistry::set_user_stream.
Now a per-session counter (ConnSession::next_stream_id_); handle_stream_stop
validates against announced_stream_ids_ before clearing.
- Client dropped mode/dtx/complexity/application from effective_audio even for
the single M2 stream -- only sample_rate/bitrate_bps/frame_ms/fec were ever
applied to OpusParams. Fixed on both the send (handle_stream_announce_result)
and receive (sync_remote_streams) paths via a shared
opus_params_from_audio_config() helper.
- OpusEncoder always used OPUS_APPLICATION_VOIP; added OpusParams::application
and wired it through.
- on_playback's per-stream decode passed the wrong frame_size to opus_decode
(total samples instead of samples-per-channel), which would have overflowed
the decode buffer for any stereo stream.
- teardown_voice() raced when called concurrently from run_io()'s own cleanup
and from disconnect() on a different thread -- both could see
udp_thread_/talk_timer_thread_ as joinable() at once and race to join() the
same std::thread (intermittent std::system_error under ctest). Fixed with a
teardown_mu_ guard instead of carrying the flake forward.
New:
- Per-channel AudioConfig: SessionRegistry now seeds Lobby (mono/24kbps/VOIP/
FEC+DTX) and a new "Music Room" channel (stereo/128kbps/AUDIO/no DTX);
handle_stream_announce enforces the channel's config, clamping (not
overriding) bitrate_bps to its ceiling.
- core/src/core/client.h/.cpp: local-stream state is now a
std::unordered_map<int, LocalStream> keyed by vc_stream_kind, with
request_id-correlated announce/result handling (request_id already
round-tripped on the wire; just wasn't read before). on_capture_frame is
kind-aware and upmixes mono capture to stereo when a stream's config calls
for it. set_self_mute's mic_muted now only gates the MIC kind. NS is wired
through set_remote_stream. New run_talk_timer() thread emits
VC_EVENT_TALK_STATE from both remote and local edge detection.
- core/src/audio/audio_engine.h/.cpp: kind-keyed injection taps
(inject_capture), stereo-to-mono downmix at the decode/mix boundary,
RemoteStream gains recv_ns (lazy ApmProcessor) + noise_reduction_enabled
and last_voice_ms/talking; new set_stream_noise_reduction() and
poll_talk_transitions().
- core/src/session/session.h/.cpp: Stream now carries the full AudioConfig,
not just sample_rate/frame_ms.
- New additive C ABI (core/include/voicecat.h): vc_audio_config +
vc_get_stream_audio_config (effective Opus config for any stream you own or
a peer's); vc_test_inject_capture (test-only synthetic PCM injection,
clearly marked, mirrors AudioEngine::inject_capture).
- tests/test_m3_multistream.cpp: the M3 exit criterion through the real ABI
(mirrors test_voice_client_abi.cpp's approach, not raw sockets) -- two
concurrent local streams, independent gain/mute/NS control, per-channel
config divergence via vc_get_stream_audio_config, talk indicators.
Explicitly out of scope for this pass (tracked in PROGRESS.md, not silently
dropped): VAD/PTT input gate + device enumeration; real WASAPI loopback
capture for SCREEN_AUDIO (synthetic injection only); true stereo playback
output (AudioEngine's mixer/output device stays mono -- Opus itself is fully
stereo-correct on the wire).
ctest --test-dir build/m1-dev: 11/11 green, verified across 3 consecutive
full-suite runs plus 8 standalone runs of the new test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the full voice pipeline: 14-byte binary frame header, ChaCha20-Poly1305
AEAD keyed from the TLS exporter, libopus encode/decode with FEC/PLC/DTX,
an adaptive per-ssrc jitter buffer, a miniaudio capture/playback engine, an
APM passthrough stub, and the UdpBinding/StreamAnnounce signaling chain
wired through ConnSession/SessionRegistry into a new server-side SFU
(MediaRelay) that decrypts and re-encrypts frames per channel member.
Exit criterion verified: test_m2_voice — two headless clients relay 50
encrypted Opus frames through the server; ctest --preset m1-dev is 9/9
green. Also corrects protocol.md's UdpBinding diagram, which described the
UDP-side binding packet as AEAD-sealed when it is in fact a plaintext
bootstrap frame (separate from the TCP/TLS UdpBinding ack).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Turn the design into a buildable, dependency-free M0 skeleton plus the
onboarding layer so a new agent can pick up instantly.
Build system:
- CMake + CMakePresets (dev = no deps; server-release = vcpkg) + vcpkg.json
- Skeleton builds with just a C++20 compiler; deps stay off until needed
- .gitattributes (LF), .gitignore, .clang-format
Core (libvoicecat):
- core/include/voicecat.h: full C ABI (the client/server contract), stubbed
- core/proto/voicecat.proto: control-plane wire format, matches docs/protocol.md
- src/{net,crypto,codec,protocol,session,audio,core}: subsystem stubs that
return VC_ERR_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, each pointing to its design doc
- server/ (voicecat-server) and tools/vccli/ link the core
- tests/: CTest smoke test asserting the C ABI contract (behavior, not just build)
- clients/{apple,windows}: M4 placeholders
Onboarding for agents:
- CLAUDE.md: hub — build/test commands, architecture at a glance, doc map, rules
- AGENTS.md: working method (behavior-driven; clean compile is the floor not the goal)
- PROGRESS.md: living tracker — M0 done, M1 task checklist, "where we left off"
Verified: cmake --preset dev && cmake --build --preset dev && ctest --preset dev → green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
