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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# Copyright 2007-2009 Robert ("Bob") Igo of StormLogic, LLC and mythic.tv.
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
use Switch;
use Tweaker::Script;
package Tweaker::Script;
set_known_options( 'low', 'medium', 'high' );
# These values are in BOGOMIPS. They are arbitrary and will be refined, if possible,
# as more data is collected. Obviously, BOGOMIPS are not the best CPU benchmarking
# tool.
my $rrd_threshold = 1650; # bogomips at or below this mean rrdtool is too much of a strain
#my $rrd_threshold = 3365;
my $low_threshold = 2500;
my $medium_threshold = 4050;
my $high_threshold = 7400;
# Poll the system to find the CPU type. Currently, we use bogomips (the bogosity of which
# is in the name itself) to guess how powerful the CPU is.
sub get_CPU_strength {
my $bogomips=0;
my @results = split("\n", execute_shell_command("cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep bogomips"));
foreach my $result (@results) { # Count the bogomips for each core. Again, this is rough.
if ($result =~ /bogomips\s*:\s*(\d+.\d+)/) {
$bogomips+=$1;
}
}
return $bogomips;
}
# ??? Need to test for storage groups and LVM
# Specific to KnoppMyth
sub get_HDD_size {
my @HDD_info = split(" +", execute_shell_command("df -h /myth | grep myth"));
chop($HDD_info[1]);
return($HDD_info[1] || 0);
}
#sub disable_rrdtool {
#
#}
# Try to implement the given option.
sub implement_option {
my($option) = @_;
# ??? This will need some work to properly integrate with MythTV 0.21's own CPU-based playback settings.
# For now, set profile to CPU++ no matter what CPU type, and just change what CPU++ provides.
$dbconnectionstring = get_mythtv_connection_string();
if (connect_to_db("DBI:mysql:$dbconnectionstring")) {
switch ($option) {
case "low" {
change_or_make_setting('AutoCommflagWhileRecording', '0') || exit -1;
change_or_make_setting('Theme', 'Iulius') || exit -1; # Low eye candy, high performance
#change_or_make_setting('PreferredMPEG2Decoder', 'libmpeg2') || exit -1; # Least CPU usage, lowest quality
#change_or_make_entry("displayprofiles", [["pref_decoder", "libmpeg2"]], [["profilegroupid", "1"], ["profileid", "1"]]) || exit -1; # Least CPU usage, lowest quality
change_or_make_setting('DefaultVideoPlaybackProfile', 'CPU--') || exit -1; # best playback defaults for weak hardware
# Should libmpeg2/ffmpeg be triggered based on CPU type? libmpeg2 is usually
# recommended for AMD CPUs.
# ??? when to use xvmc?
# Weak CPUs may actually be too weak to run rrdtool without causing problems.
# if (get_CPU_strength() <= $rrd_threshold) {
# disable_rrdtool();
# }
}
case "medium" {
change_or_make_setting('AutoCommflagWhileRecording', '1') || exit -1;
change_or_make_setting('Theme', 'LinHES') || exit -1; # Moderate eye candy, moderate performance
#change_or_make_setting('PreferredMPEG2Decoder', 'libmpeg2') || exit -1; # Least CPU usage, lowest quality
#change_or_make_entry("displayprofiles", [["pref_decoder", "libmpeg2"]], [["profilegroupid", "1"], ["profileid", "1"]]) || exit -1; # Least CPU usage, lowest quality
change_or_make_setting('DefaultVideoPlaybackProfile', 'CPU+') || exit -1; # best playback defaults for average hardware
# ??? when to use xvmc?
}
case "high" {
change_or_make_setting('AutoCommflagWhileRecording', '1') || exit -1;
# ??? Interacts with screen aspect ratio
change_or_make_setting('Theme', 'LinHES') || exit -1; # Moderate eye candy, moderate performance
#change_or_make_entry("displayprofiles", [["pref_decoder", "ffmpeg"]], [["profilegroupid", "1"], ["profileid", "1"]]) || exit -1; # Most CPU usage, best quality
#change_or_make_setting('PreferredMPEG2Decoder', 'ffmpeg') || exit -1; # Most CPU usage, best quality
change_or_make_setting('DefaultVideoPlaybackProfile', 'CPU++') || exit -1; # best playback defaults for powerful hardware
# ??? when to use xvmc?
}
}
change_or_make_setting('UseXvMcVld', '0') || exit -1;
#change_or_make_entry("displayprofiles", [["pref_deint0", "onefield"]], [["profilegroupid", "1"], ["profileid", "1"]]) || exit -1; # Most CPU usage, best quality
change_or_make_setting('OSDTheme', 'blootube-osd') || exit -1;
change_or_make_setting('PlayBoxShading', '0') || exit -1;
change_or_make_setting('PlaybackExitPrompt', '2') || exit -1;
} else {
exit -1;
}
disconnect_from_db();
}
# Try to get a Recommendation Level for $option.
sub poll_options {
my($option) = @_;
threshold_test($option, get_CPU_strength(), "CPU", $low_threshold, $medium_threshold, $high_threshold);
}
# Unimplemented in 0.7
sub check_option {
help;
}
# Unimplemented in 0.7
sub count_iterations {
help;
}
process_parameters;
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