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       Test Convolver Channel Outputs for Response with 4 channels
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       // Test various convolver configurations when the convolver response has
       // a four channels.

       // Fairly arbitrary sample rate, except that we want the rate to be a
       // power of two so that 1/sampleRate is exactly respresentable as a
       // single-precision float.
       let sampleRate = 8192;

       // A fairly arbitrary number of frames, except the number of frames should
       // be more than a few render quanta.
       let renderFrames = 10 * 128;

       let audit = Audit.createTaskRunner();

       // Convolver response
       let response;

       audit.define(
           {
             label: 'initialize',
             description: 'Convolver response with one channel'
           },
           (task, should) => {
             // Convolver response
             should(
                 () => {
                   response = new AudioBuffer(
                       {numberOfChannels: 4, length: 8, sampleRate: sampleRate});
                   // Each channel of the response is a simple impulse (with
                   // different delay) so that we can use a DelayNode to simulate
                   // the convolver output.  Channel k is delayed by k+1 frames.
                   for (let k = 0; k < response.numberOfChannels; ++k) {
                     response.getChannelData(k)[k + 1] = 1;
                   }
                 },
                 'new AudioBuffer({numberOfChannels: 2, length: 4, sampleRate: ' +
                     sampleRate + '})')
                 .notThrow();

             task.done();
           });

       audit.define(
           {label: '1-channel input', description: 'produces 2-channel output'},
           (task, should) => {
             fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 1, prefix: '1'}, should)
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       audit.define(
           {label: '2-channel input', description: 'produces 2-channel output'},
           (task, should) => {
             fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 2, prefix: '2'}, should)
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       audit.define(
           {
             label: '3-channel input',
             description: '3->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
           },
           (task, should) => {
             fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 3, prefix: '3'}, should)
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       audit.define(
           {
             label: '4-channel input',
             description: '4->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
           },
           (task, should) => {
             fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 4, prefix: '4'}, should)
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       audit.define(
           {
             label: '5.1-channel input',
             description: '5.1->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
           },
           (task, should) => {
             fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 6, prefix: '5.1'}, should)
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       audit.define(
           {
             label: 'delayed buffer set',
             description: 'Delayed set of 4-channel response'
           },
           (task, should) => {
             // Don't really care about the output for this test.  It's to verify
             // we don't crash in a debug build when setting the convolver buffer
             // after creating the graph.
             let context = new OfflineAudioContext(1, renderFrames, sampleRate);
             let src = new OscillatorNode(context);
             let convolver =
                 new ConvolverNode(context, {disableNormalization: true});
             let buffer = new AudioBuffer({
               numberOfChannels: 4,
               length: 4,
               sampleRate: context.sampleRate
             });

             // Impulse responses for the convolver aren't important, as long as
             // it's not all zeroes.
             for (let k = 0; k < buffer.numberOfChannels; ++k) {
               buffer.getChannelData(k).fill(1);
             }

             src.connect(convolver).connect(context.destination);

             // Set the buffer after a few render quanta have passed.  The actual
             // value must be least one, but is otherwise arbitrary.
             context.suspend(512 / context.sampleRate)
                 .then(() => convolver.buffer = buffer)
                 .then(() => context.resume());

             src.start();
             context.startRendering()
                 .then(audioBuffer => {
                   // Just make sure output is not silent.
                   should(
                       audioBuffer.getChannelData(0),
                       'Output with delayed setting of convolver buffer')
                       .notBeConstantValueOf(0);
                 })
                 .then(() => task.done());
           });

       function fourChannelResponseTest(options, should) {
         // Create an 4-channel offline context.  The first two channels are for
         // the stereo output of the convolver and the next two channels are for
         // the reference stereo signal.
         let context = new OfflineAudioContext(4, renderFrames, sampleRate);
         context.destination.channelInterpretation = 'discrete';

         // Create oscillators for use as the input.  The type and frequency is
         // arbitrary except that oscillators must be different.
         let src = new Array(options.numberOfInputs);
         for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
           src[k] = new OscillatorNode(
               context, {type: 'square', frequency: 440 + 220 * k});
         }

         // Merger to combine the oscillators into one output stream.
         let srcMerger =
             new ChannelMergerNode(context, {numberOfInputs: src.length});

         for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
           src[k].connect(srcMerger, 0, k);
         }

         // Convolver under test.
         let conv = new ConvolverNode(
             context, {disableNormalization: true, buffer: response});
         srcMerger.connect(conv);

         // Splitter to get individual channels of the convolver output so we can
         // feed them (eventually) to the context in the right set of channels.
         let splitter = new ChannelSplitterNode(context, {numberOfOutputs: 2});
         conv.connect(splitter);

         // Reference graph consists of a delays node to simulate the response of
         // the convolver.  (The convolver response is designed this way.)
         let delay = new Array(4);
         for (let k = 0; k < delay.length; ++k) {
           delay[k] = new DelayNode(context, {
             delayTime: (k + 1) / context.sampleRate,
             channelCount: 1,
             channelCountMode: 'explicit'
           });
         }

         // Gain node to mix the sources to stereo in the desired way.  (Could be
         // done in the delay node, but let's keep the mixing separated from the
         // functionality.)
         let gainMixer = new GainNode(
             context, {channelCount: 2, channelCountMode: 'explicit'});
         srcMerger.connect(gainMixer);

         // Splitter to extract the channels of the reference signal.
         let refSplitter =
             new ChannelSplitterNode(context, {numberOfOutputs: 2});
         gainMixer.connect(refSplitter);

         // Connect the left channel to the first two nodes and the right channel
         // to the second two as required for "true" stereo matrix response.
         for (let k = 0; k < 2; ++k) {
           refSplitter.connect(delay[k], 0, 0);
           refSplitter.connect(delay[k + 2], 1, 0);
         }

         // Gain nodes to sum the responses to stereo
         let gain = new Array(2);
         for (let k = 0; k < gain.length; ++k) {
           gain[k] = new GainNode(context, {
             channelCount: 1,
             channelCountMode: 'explicit',
             channelInterpretation: 'discrete'
           });
         }

         delay[0].connect(gain[0]);
         delay[2].connect(gain[0]);
         delay[1].connect(gain[1]);
         delay[3].connect(gain[1]);

         // Final merger to bring back the individual channels from the convolver
         // and the reference in the right order for the destination.
         let finalMerger = new ChannelMergerNode(
             context, {numberOfInputs: context.destination.channelCount});

         // First two channels are for the convolver output, and the next two are
         // for the reference.
         splitter.connect(finalMerger, 0, 0);
         splitter.connect(finalMerger, 1, 1);
         gain[0].connect(finalMerger, 0, 2);
         gain[1].connect(finalMerger, 0, 3);

         finalMerger.connect(context.destination);

         // Start the sources at last.
         for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
           src[k].start();
         }

         return context.startRendering().then(audioBuffer => {
           // Extract the various channels out
           let actual0 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(0);
           let actual1 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(1);
           let expected0 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(2);
           let expected1 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(3);

           // Verify that each output channel of the convolver matches
           // the delayed signal from the reference
           should(actual0, options.prefix + ': Channel 0')
               .beEqualToArray(expected0);
           should(actual1, options.prefix + ': Channel 1')
               .beEqualToArray(expected1);
         });
       }

       audit.run();
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	<title>
	Test Convolver Channel Outputs for Response with 4 channels
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	<script id="layout-test-code">
	// Test various convolver configurations when the convolver response has
	// a four channels.

	// Fairly arbitrary sample rate, except that we want the rate to be a
	// power of two so that 1/sampleRate is exactly respresentable as a
	// single-precision float.
	let sampleRate = 8192;

	// A fairly arbitrary number of frames, except the number of frames should
	// be more than a few render quanta.
	let renderFrames = 10 * 128;

	let audit = Audit.createTaskRunner();

	// Convolver response
	let response;

	audit.define(
	{
	label: 'initialize',
	description: 'Convolver response with one channel'
	},
	(task, should) => {
	// Convolver response
	should(
	() => {
	response = new AudioBuffer(
	{numberOfChannels: 4, length: 8, sampleRate: sampleRate});
	// Each channel of the response is a simple impulse (with
	// different delay) so that we can use a DelayNode to simulate
	// the convolver output. Channel k is delayed by k+1 frames.
	for (let k = 0; k < response.numberOfChannels; ++k) {
	response.getChannelData(k)[k + 1] = 1;
	}
	},
	'new AudioBuffer({numberOfChannels: 2, length: 4, sampleRate: ' +
	sampleRate + '})')
	.notThrow();

	task.done();
	});

	audit.define(
	{label: '1-channel input', description: 'produces 2-channel output'},
	(task, should) => {
	fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 1, prefix: '1'}, should)
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	audit.define(
	{label: '2-channel input', description: 'produces 2-channel output'},
	(task, should) => {
	fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 2, prefix: '2'}, should)
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	audit.define(
	{
	label: '3-channel input',
	description: '3->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
	},
	(task, should) => {
	fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 3, prefix: '3'}, should)
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	audit.define(
	{
	label: '4-channel input',
	description: '4->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
	},
	(task, should) => {
	fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 4, prefix: '4'}, should)
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	audit.define(
	{
	label: '5.1-channel input',
	description: '5.1->2 downmix producing 2-channel output'
	},
	(task, should) => {
	fourChannelResponseTest({numberOfInputs: 6, prefix: '5.1'}, should)
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	audit.define(
	{
	label: 'delayed buffer set',
	description: 'Delayed set of 4-channel response'
	},
	(task, should) => {
	// Don't really care about the output for this test. It's to verify
	// we don't crash in a debug build when setting the convolver buffer
	// after creating the graph.
	let context = new OfflineAudioContext(1, renderFrames, sampleRate);
	let src = new OscillatorNode(context);
	let convolver =
	new ConvolverNode(context, {disableNormalization: true});
	let buffer = new AudioBuffer({
	numberOfChannels: 4,
	length: 4,
	sampleRate: context.sampleRate
	});

	// Impulse responses for the convolver aren't important, as long as
	// it's not all zeroes.
	for (let k = 0; k < buffer.numberOfChannels; ++k) {
	buffer.getChannelData(k).fill(1);
	}

	src.connect(convolver).connect(context.destination);

	// Set the buffer after a few render quanta have passed. The actual
	// value must be least one, but is otherwise arbitrary.
	context.suspend(512 / context.sampleRate)
	.then(() => convolver.buffer = buffer)
	.then(() => context.resume());

	src.start();
	context.startRendering()
	.then(audioBuffer => {
	// Just make sure output is not silent.
	should(
	audioBuffer.getChannelData(0),
	'Output with delayed setting of convolver buffer')
	.notBeConstantValueOf(0);
	})
	.then(() => task.done());
	});

	function fourChannelResponseTest(options, should) {
	// Create an 4-channel offline context. The first two channels are for
	// the stereo output of the convolver and the next two channels are for
	// the reference stereo signal.
	let context = new OfflineAudioContext(4, renderFrames, sampleRate);
	context.destination.channelInterpretation = 'discrete';

	// Create oscillators for use as the input. The type and frequency is
	// arbitrary except that oscillators must be different.
	let src = new Array(options.numberOfInputs);
	for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
	src[k] = new OscillatorNode(
	context, {type: 'square', frequency: 440 + 220 * k});
	}

	// Merger to combine the oscillators into one output stream.
	let srcMerger =
	new ChannelMergerNode(context, {numberOfInputs: src.length});

	for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
	src[k].connect(srcMerger, 0, k);
	}

	// Convolver under test.
	let conv = new ConvolverNode(
	context, {disableNormalization: true, buffer: response});
	srcMerger.connect(conv);

	// Splitter to get individual channels of the convolver output so we can
	// feed them (eventually) to the context in the right set of channels.
	let splitter = new ChannelSplitterNode(context, {numberOfOutputs: 2});
	conv.connect(splitter);

	// Reference graph consists of a delays node to simulate the response of
	// the convolver. (The convolver response is designed this way.)
	let delay = new Array(4);
	for (let k = 0; k < delay.length; ++k) {
	delay[k] = new DelayNode(context, {
	delayTime: (k + 1) / context.sampleRate,
	channelCount: 1,
	channelCountMode: 'explicit'
	});
	}

	// Gain node to mix the sources to stereo in the desired way. (Could be
	// done in the delay node, but let's keep the mixing separated from the
	// functionality.)
	let gainMixer = new GainNode(
	context, {channelCount: 2, channelCountMode: 'explicit'});
	srcMerger.connect(gainMixer);

	// Splitter to extract the channels of the reference signal.
	let refSplitter =
	new ChannelSplitterNode(context, {numberOfOutputs: 2});
	gainMixer.connect(refSplitter);

	// Connect the left channel to the first two nodes and the right channel
	// to the second two as required for "true" stereo matrix response.
	for (let k = 0; k < 2; ++k) {
	refSplitter.connect(delay[k], 0, 0);
	refSplitter.connect(delay[k + 2], 1, 0);
	}

	// Gain nodes to sum the responses to stereo
	let gain = new Array(2);
	for (let k = 0; k < gain.length; ++k) {
	gain[k] = new GainNode(context, {
	channelCount: 1,
	channelCountMode: 'explicit',
	channelInterpretation: 'discrete'
	});
	}

	delay[0].connect(gain[0]);
	delay[2].connect(gain[0]);
	delay[1].connect(gain[1]);
	delay[3].connect(gain[1]);

	// Final merger to bring back the individual channels from the convolver
	// and the reference in the right order for the destination.
	let finalMerger = new ChannelMergerNode(
	context, {numberOfInputs: context.destination.channelCount});

	// First two channels are for the convolver output, and the next two are
	// for the reference.
	splitter.connect(finalMerger, 0, 0);
	splitter.connect(finalMerger, 1, 1);
	gain[0].connect(finalMerger, 0, 2);
	gain[1].connect(finalMerger, 0, 3);

	finalMerger.connect(context.destination);

	// Start the sources at last.
	for (let k = 0; k < src.length; ++k) {
	src[k].start();
	}

	return context.startRendering().then(audioBuffer => {
	// Extract the various channels out
	let actual0 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(0);
	let actual1 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(1);
	let expected0 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(2);
	let expected1 = audioBuffer.getChannelData(3);

	// Verify that each output channel of the convolver matches
	// the delayed signal from the reference
	should(actual0, options.prefix + ': Channel 0')
	.beEqualToArray(expected0);
	should(actual1, options.prefix + ': Channel 1')
	.beEqualToArray(expected1);
	});
	}

	audit.run();
	</script>
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