# Lint as: python2, python3
# Copyright (c) 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.

"""This module provides cras audio utilities."""

import logging
import re
import subprocess

from autotest_lib.client.bin import utils
from autotest_lib.client.cros.audio import cmd_utils

_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT = '/usr/bin/cras_test_client'


class CrasUtilsError(Exception):
    """Error in CrasUtils."""
    pass


def playback(blocking=True, stdin=None, *args, **kargs):
    """A helper function to execute the playback_cmd.

    @param blocking: Blocks this call until playback finishes.
    @param stdin: the standard input of playback process
    @param args: args passed to playback_cmd.
    @param kargs: kargs passed to playback_cmd.

    @returns: The process running the playback command. Note that if the
              blocking parameter is true, this will return a finished process.
    """
    process = cmd_utils.popen(playback_cmd(*args, **kargs), stdin=stdin)
    if blocking:
        cmd_utils.wait_and_check_returncode(process)
    return process


def capture(*args, **kargs):
    """A helper function to execute the capture_cmd.

    @param args: args passed to capture_cmd.
    @param kargs: kargs passed to capture_cmd.

    """
    cmd_utils.execute(capture_cmd(*args, **kargs))


def playback_cmd(playback_file, block_size=None, duration=None,
                 pin_device=None, channels=2, rate=48000):
    """Gets a command to playback a file with given settings.

    @param playback_file: the name of the file to play. '-' indicates to
                          playback raw audio from the stdin.
    @param pin_device: the device id to playback on.
    @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency).
    @param duration: seconds to playback.
    @param channels: number of channels.
    @param rate: the sampling rate.

    @returns: The command args put in a list of strings.

    """
    args = [_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT]
    args += ['--playback_file', playback_file]
    if pin_device is not None:
        args += ['--pin_device', str(pin_device)]
    if block_size is not None:
        args += ['--block_size', str(block_size)]
    if duration is not None:
        args += ['--duration', str(duration)]
    args += ['--num_channels', str(channels)]
    args += ['--rate', str(rate)]
    return args


def capture_cmd(capture_file, block_size=None, duration=10,
                sample_format='S16_LE',
                pin_device=None, channels=1, rate=48000):
    """Gets a command to capture the audio into the file with given settings.

    @param capture_file: the name of file the audio to be stored in.
    @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency).
    @param duration: seconds to record. If it is None, duration is not set,
                     and command will keep capturing audio until it is
                     terminated.
    @param sample_format: the sample format;
                          possible choices: 'S16_LE', 'S24_LE', and 'S32_LE'
                          default to S16_LE: signed 16 bits/sample,
                                             little endian
    @param pin_device: the device id to record from.
    @param channels: number of channels.
    @param rate: the sampling rate.

    @returns: The command args put in a list of strings.

    """
    args = [_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT]
    args += ['--capture_file', capture_file]
    if pin_device is not None:
        args += ['--pin_device', str(pin_device)]
    if block_size is not None:
        args += ['--block_size', str(block_size)]
    if duration is not None:
        args += ['--duration', str(duration)]
    args += ['--num_channels', str(channels)]
    args += ['--rate', str(rate)]
    args += ['--format', str(sample_format)]
    return args


def listen_cmd(
        capture_file, block_size=None, duration=10, channels=1, rate=48000):
    """Gets a command to listen on hotword and record audio into the file with
       given settings.

    @param capture_file: the name of file the audio to be stored in.
    @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency).
    @param duration: seconds to record. If it is None, duration is not set,
                     and command will keep capturing audio until it is
                     terminated.
    @param channels: number of channels.
    @param rate: the sampling rate.

    @returns: The command args put in a list of strings.

    """
    args = [_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT]
    args += ['--listen_for_hotword', capture_file]
    if block_size is not None:
        args += ['--block_size', str(block_size)]
    if duration is not None:
        args += ['--duration', str(duration)]
    args += ['--num_channels', str(channels)]
    args += ['--rate', str(rate)]
    return args


def loopback(*args, **kargs):
    """A helper function to execute loopback_cmd.

    @param args: args passed to loopback_cmd.
    @param kargs: kargs passed to loopback_cmd.

    """

    cmd_utils.execute(loopback_cmd(*args, **kargs))


def loopback_cmd(output_file, duration=10, channels=2, rate=48000):
    """Gets a command to record the loopback.

    @param output_file: The name of the file the loopback to be stored in.
    @param channels: The number of channels of the recorded audio.
    @param duration: seconds to record.
    @param rate: the sampling rate.

    @returns: The command args put in a list of strings.

    """
    args = [_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT]
    args += ['--loopback_file', output_file]
    args += ['--duration_seconds', str(duration)]
    args += ['--num_channels', str(channels)]
    args += ['--rate', str(rate)]
    return args


def get_cras_nodes_cmd():
    """Gets a command to query the nodes from Cras.

    @returns: The command to query nodes information from Cras using dbus-send.

    """
    return ('dbus-send --system --type=method_call --print-reply '
            '--dest=org.chromium.cras /org/chromium/cras '
            'org.chromium.cras.Control.GetNodes')


def set_system_volume(volume):
    """Set the system volume.

    @param volume: the system output vlume to be set(0 - 100).

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetOutputVolume(volume)


def set_node_volume(node_id, volume):
    """Set the volume of the given output node.

    @param node_id: the id of the output node to be set the volume.
    @param volume: the volume to be set(0-100).

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetOutputNodeVolume(node_id, volume)


def get_cras_control_interface(private=False):
    """Gets Cras DBus control interface.

    @param private: Set to True to use a new instance for dbus.SystemBus
                    instead of the shared instance.

    @returns: A dBus.Interface object with Cras Control interface.

    @raises: ImportError if this is not called on Cros device.

    """
    try:
        import dbus
    except ImportError as e:
        logging.exception(
                'Can not import dbus: %s. This method should only be '
                'called on Cros device.', e)
        raise
    bus = dbus.SystemBus(private=private)
    cras_object = bus.get_object('org.chromium.cras', '/org/chromium/cras')
    return dbus.Interface(cras_object, 'org.chromium.cras.Control')


def get_cras_nodes():
    """Gets nodes information from Cras.

    @returns: A dict containing information of each node.

    """
    return get_cras_control_interface().GetNodes()


def get_selected_nodes():
    """Gets selected output nodes and input nodes.

    @returns: A tuple (output_nodes, input_nodes) where each
              field is a list of selected node IDs returned from Cras DBus API.
              Note that there may be multiple output/input nodes being selected
              at the same time.

    """
    output_nodes = []
    input_nodes = []
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active']:
            if node['IsInput']:
                input_nodes.append(node['Id'])
            else:
                output_nodes.append(node['Id'])
    return (output_nodes, input_nodes)


def set_selected_output_node_volume(volume):
    """Sets the selected output node volume.

    @param volume: the volume to be set (0-100).

    """
    selected_output_node_ids, _ = get_selected_nodes()
    for node_id in selected_output_node_ids:
        set_node_volume(node_id, volume)


def get_active_stream_count():
    """Gets the number of active streams.

    @returns: The number of active streams.

    """
    return int(get_cras_control_interface().GetNumberOfActiveStreams())


def set_system_mute(is_mute):
    """Sets the system mute switch.

    @param is_mute: Set True to mute the system playback.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetOutputMute(is_mute)


def set_capture_mute(is_mute):
    """Sets the capture mute switch.

    @param is_mute: Set True to mute the capture.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetInputMute(is_mute)


def node_type_is_plugged(node_type, nodes_info):
    """Determine if there is any node of node_type plugged.

    This method is used in the AudioLoopbackDongleLabel class, where the
    call is executed on autotest server. Use get_cras_nodes instead if
    the call can be executed on Cros device.

    Since Cras only reports the plugged node in GetNodes, we can
    parse the return value to see if there is any node with the given type.
    For example, if INTERNAL_MIC is of intereset, the pattern we are
    looking for is:

    dict entry(
       string "Type"
       variant             string "INTERNAL_MIC"
    )

    @param node_type: A str representing node type defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES.
    @param nodes_info: A str containing output of command get_nodes_cmd.

    @returns: True if there is any node of node_type plugged. False otherwise.

    """
    match = re.search(r'string "Type"\s+variant\s+string "%s"' % node_type,
                      nodes_info)
    return True if match else False


# Cras node types reported from Cras DBus control API.
CRAS_OUTPUT_NODE_TYPES = ['HEADPHONE', 'INTERNAL_SPEAKER', 'HDMI', 'USB',
                          'BLUETOOTH', 'LINEOUT', 'UNKNOWN', 'ALSA_LOOPBACK']
CRAS_INPUT_NODE_TYPES = ['MIC', 'INTERNAL_MIC', 'USB', 'BLUETOOTH',
                         'POST_DSP_LOOPBACK', 'POST_MIX_LOOPBACK', 'UNKNOWN',
                         'KEYBOARD_MIC', 'HOTWORD', 'FRONT_MIC', 'REAR_MIC',
                         'ECHO_REFERENCE']
CRAS_NODE_TYPES = CRAS_OUTPUT_NODE_TYPES + CRAS_INPUT_NODE_TYPES


def get_filtered_node_types(callback):
    """Returns the pair of filtered output node types and input node types.

    @param callback: A callback function which takes a node as input parameter
                     and filter the node based on its return value.

    @returns: A tuple (output_node_types, input_node_types) where each
              field is a list of node types defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES,
              and their 'attribute_name' is True.

    """
    output_node_types = []
    input_node_types = []
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if callback(node):
            node_type = str(node['Type'])
            if node_type not in CRAS_NODE_TYPES:
                logging.warning('node type %s is not in known CRAS_NODE_TYPES',
                                node_type)
            if node['IsInput']:
                input_node_types.append(node_type)
            else:
                output_node_types.append(node_type)
    return (output_node_types, input_node_types)


def get_selected_node_types():
    """Returns the pair of active output node types and input node types.

    @returns: A tuple (output_node_types, input_node_types) where each
              field is a list of selected node types defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES.

    """
    def is_selected(node):
        """Checks if a node is selected.

        A node is selected if its Active attribute is True.

        @returns: True is a node is selected, False otherwise.

        """
        return node['Active']

    return get_filtered_node_types(is_selected)


def get_selected_input_device_name():
    """Returns the device name of the active input node.

    @returns: device name string. E.g. kbl_r5514_5663_max: :0,1
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] and node['IsInput']:
            return node['DeviceName']
    return None


def get_selected_input_device_type():
    """Returns the device type of the active input node.

    @returns: device type string. E.g. INTERNAL_MICROPHONE
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] and node['IsInput']:
            return node['Type']
    return None


def get_selected_output_device_name():
    """Returns the device name of the active output node.

    @returns: device name string. E.g. mtk-rt5650: :0,0
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] and not node['IsInput']:
            return node['DeviceName']
    return None


def get_selected_output_device_type():
    """Returns the device type of the active output node.

    @returns: device type string. E.g. INTERNAL_SPEAKER
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] and not node['IsInput']:
            return node['Type']
    return None


def get_plugged_node_types():
    """Returns the pair of plugged output node types and input node types.

    @returns: A tuple (output_node_types, input_node_types) where each
              field is a list of plugged node types defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES.

    """
    def is_plugged(node):
        """Checks if a node is plugged and is not unknown node.

        Cras DBus API only reports plugged node, so every node reported by Cras
        DBus API is plugged. However, we filter out UNKNOWN node here because
        the existence of unknown node depends on the number of redundant
        playback/record audio device created on audio card. Also, the user of
        Cras will ignore unknown nodes.

        @returns: True if a node is plugged and is not an UNKNOWN node.

        """
        return node['Type'] != 'UNKNOWN'

    return get_filtered_node_types(is_plugged)


def set_selected_node_types(output_node_types, input_node_types):
    """Sets selected node types.

    @param output_node_types: A list of output node types. None to skip setting.
    @param input_node_types: A list of input node types. None to skip setting.

    """
    if output_node_types is not None and len(output_node_types) == 1:
        set_single_selected_output_node(output_node_types[0])
    elif output_node_types:
        set_selected_output_nodes(output_node_types)
    if input_node_types is not None and len(input_node_types) == 1:
        set_single_selected_input_node(input_node_types[0])
    elif input_node_types:
        set_selected_input_nodes(input_node_types)


def set_single_selected_output_node(node_type):
    """Sets one selected output node.

    Note that Chrome UI uses SetActiveOutputNode of Cras DBus API
    to select one output node.

    @param node_type: A node type.

    @returns: True if the output node type is found and set active.
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['IsInput']:
            continue
        if node['Type'] == node_type:
            set_active_output_node(node['Id'])
            return True
    return False


def set_single_selected_input_node(node_type):
    """Sets one selected input node.

    Note that Chrome UI uses SetActiveInputNode of Cras DBus API
    to select one input node.

    @param node_type: A node type.

    @returns: True if the input node type is found and set active.
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if not node['IsInput']:
            continue
        if node['Type'] == node_type:
            set_active_input_node(node['Id'])
            return True
    return False


def set_selected_output_nodes(types):
    """Sets selected output node types.

    Note that Chrome UI uses SetActiveOutputNode of Cras DBus API
    to select one output node. Here we use add/remove active output node
    to support multiple nodes.

    @param types: A list of output node types.

    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['IsInput']:
            continue
        if node['Type'] in types:
            add_active_output_node(node['Id'])
        elif node['Active']:
            remove_active_output_node(node['Id'])


def set_selected_input_nodes(types):
    """Sets selected input node types.

    Note that Chrome UI uses SetActiveInputNode of Cras DBus API
    to select one input node. Here we use add/remove active input node
    to support multiple nodes.

    @param types: A list of input node types.

    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if not node['IsInput']:
            continue
        if node['Type'] in types:
            add_active_input_node(node['Id'])
        elif node['Active']:
            remove_active_input_node(node['Id'])


def set_active_input_node(node_id):
    """Sets one active input node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetActiveInputNode(node_id)


def set_active_output_node(node_id):
    """Sets one active output node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().SetActiveOutputNode(node_id)


def add_active_output_node(node_id):
    """Adds an active output node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().AddActiveOutputNode(node_id)


def add_active_input_node(node_id):
    """Adds an active input node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().AddActiveInputNode(node_id)


def remove_active_output_node(node_id):
    """Removes an active output node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().RemoveActiveOutputNode(node_id)


def remove_active_input_node(node_id):
    """Removes an active input node.

    @param node_id: node id.

    """
    get_cras_control_interface().RemoveActiveInputNode(node_id)


def get_node_id_from_node_type(node_type, is_input):
    """Gets node id from node type.

    @param types: A node type defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES.
    @param is_input: True if the node is input. False otherwise.

    @returns: A string for node id.

    @raises: CrasUtilsError: if unique node id can not be found.

    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    find_ids = []
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Type'] == node_type and node['IsInput'] == is_input:
            find_ids.append(node['Id'])
    if len(find_ids) != 1:
        raise CrasUtilsError(
                'Can not find unique node id from node type %s' % node_type)
    return find_ids[0]


def get_device_id_of(node_id):
    """Gets the device id of the node id.

    The conversion logic is replicated from the CRAS's type definition at
    third_party/adhd/cras/src/common/cras_types.h.

    @param node_id: A string for node id.

    @returns: A string for device id.

    @raise: CrasUtilsError: if device id is invalid.
    """
    device_id = str(int(node_id) >> 32)
    if device_id == "0":
        raise CrasUtilsError('Got invalid device_id: 0')
    return device_id


def get_device_id_from_node_type(node_type, is_input):
    """Gets device id from node type.

    @param types: A node type defined in CRAS_NODE_TYPES.
    @param is_input: True if the node is input. False otherwise.

    @returns: A string for device id.

    """
    node_id = get_node_id_from_node_type(node_type, is_input)
    return get_device_id_of(node_id)


def get_active_node_volume():
    """Returns volume from active node.

    @returns: int for volume

    @raises: CrasUtilsError: if node volume cannot be found.
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] == 1 and node['IsInput'] == 0:
            return int(node['NodeVolume'])
    raise CrasUtilsError('Cannot find active node volume from nodes.')


def get_active_output_node_max_supported_channels():
    """Returns max supported channels from active output node.

    @returns: int for max supported channels.

    @raises: CrasUtilsError: if node cannot be found.
    """
    nodes = get_cras_nodes()
    for node in nodes:
        if node['Active'] == 1 and node['IsInput'] == 0:
            return int(node['MaxSupportedChannels'])
    raise CrasUtilsError('Cannot find active output node.')


class CrasTestClient(object):
    """An object to perform cras_test_client functions."""

    BLOCK_SIZE = None
    PIN_DEVICE = None
    SAMPLE_FORMAT = 'S16_LE'
    DURATION = 10
    CHANNELS = 2
    RATE = 48000


    def __init__(self):
        self._proc = None
        self._capturing_proc = None
        self._playing_proc = None
        self._capturing_msg = 'capturing audio file'
        self._playing_msg = 'playing audio file'
        self._wbs_cmd = '%s --set_wbs_enabled ' % _CRAS_TEST_CLIENT
        self._enable_wbs_cmd = ('%s 1' % self._wbs_cmd).split()
        self._disable_wbs_cmd = ('%s 0' % self._wbs_cmd).split()
        self._info_cmd = [_CRAS_TEST_CLIENT,]
        self._select_input_cmd = '%s --select_input ' % _CRAS_TEST_CLIENT


    def start_subprocess(self, proc, proc_cmd, filename, proc_msg):
        """Start a capture or play subprocess

        @param proc: the process
        @param proc_cmd: the process command and its arguments
        @param filename: the file name to capture or play
        @param proc_msg: the message to display in logging

        @returns: True if the process is started successfully
        """
        if proc is None:
            try:
                self._proc = subprocess.Popen(proc_cmd)
                logging.debug('Start %s %s on the DUT', proc_msg, filename)
            except Exception as e:
                logging.error('Failed to popen: %s (%s)', proc_msg, e)
                return False
        else:
            logging.error('cannot run the command twice: %s', proc_msg)
            return False
        return True


    def stop_subprocess(self, proc, proc_msg):
        """Stop a subprocess

        @param proc: the process to stop
        @param proc_msg: the message to display in logging

        @returns: True if the process is stopped successfully
        """
        if proc is None:
            logging.error('cannot run stop %s before starting it.', proc_msg)
            return False

        proc.terminate()
        try:
            utils.poll_for_condition(
                    condition=lambda: proc.poll() is not None,
                    exception=CrasUtilsError,
                    timeout=10,
                    sleep_interval=0.5,
                    desc='Waiting for subprocess to terminate')
        except Exception:
            logging.warn('Killing subprocess due to timeout')
            proc.kill()
            proc.wait()

        logging.debug('stop %s on the DUT', proc_msg)
        return True


    def start_capturing_subprocess(self, capture_file, block_size=BLOCK_SIZE,
                                   duration=DURATION, pin_device=PIN_DEVICE,
                                   sample_format=SAMPLE_FORMAT,
                                   channels=CHANNELS, rate=RATE):
        """Start capturing in a subprocess.

        @param capture_file: the name of file the audio to be stored in
        @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency)
        @param duration: seconds to record. If it is None, duration is not set,
                         and will keep capturing audio until terminated
        @param sample_format: the sample format
        @param pin_device: the device id to record from
        @param channels: number of channels
        @param rate: the sampling rate

        @returns: True if the process is started successfully
        """
        proc_cmd = capture_cmd(capture_file, block_size=block_size,
                               duration=duration, sample_format=sample_format,
                               pin_device=pin_device, channels=channels,
                               rate=rate)
        result = self.start_subprocess(self._capturing_proc, proc_cmd,
                                       capture_file, self._capturing_msg)
        if result:
            self._capturing_proc = self._proc
        return result


    def stop_capturing_subprocess(self):
        """Stop the capturing subprocess."""
        result = self.stop_subprocess(self._capturing_proc, self._capturing_msg)
        if result:
            self._capturing_proc = None
        return result


    def start_playing_subprocess(self, audio_file, block_size=BLOCK_SIZE,
                                 duration=DURATION, pin_device=PIN_DEVICE,
                                 channels=CHANNELS, rate=RATE):
        """Start playing the audio file in a subprocess.

        @param audio_file: the name of audio file to play
        @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency)
        @param duration: seconds to play. If it is None, duration is not set,
                         and will keep playing audio until terminated
        @param pin_device: the device id to play to
        @param channels: number of channels
        @param rate: the sampling rate

        @returns: True if the process is started successfully
        """
        proc_cmd = playback_cmd(audio_file, block_size, duration, pin_device,
                                channels, rate)
        result = self.start_subprocess(self._playing_proc, proc_cmd,
                                       audio_file, self._playing_msg)
        if result:
            self._playing_proc = self._proc
        return result


    def stop_playing_subprocess(self):
        """Stop the playing subprocess."""
        result = self.stop_subprocess(self._playing_proc, self._playing_msg)
        if result:
            self._playing_proc = None
        return result


    def play(self, audio_file, block_size=BLOCK_SIZE, duration=DURATION,
             pin_device=PIN_DEVICE, channels=CHANNELS, rate=RATE):
        """Play the audio file.

        This method will get blocked until it has completed playing back.
        If you do not want to get blocked, use start_playing_subprocess()
        above instead.

        @param audio_file: the name of audio file to play
        @param block_size: the number of frames per callback(dictates latency)
        @param duration: seconds to play. If it is None, duration is not set,
                         and will keep playing audio until terminated
        @param pin_device: the device id to play to
        @param channels: number of channels
        @param rate: the sampling rate

        @returns: True if the process is started successfully
        """
        proc_cmd = playback_cmd(audio_file, block_size, duration, pin_device,
                                channels, rate)
        try:
            self._proc = subprocess.call(proc_cmd)
            logging.debug('call "%s" on the DUT', proc_cmd)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to call: %s (%s)', proc_cmd, e)
            return False
        return True


    def enable_wbs(self, value):
        """Enable or disable wideband speech (wbs) per the value.

        @param value: True to enable wbs.

        @returns: True if the operation succeeds.
        """
        cmd = self._enable_wbs_cmd if value else self._disable_wbs_cmd
        logging.debug('call "%s" on the DUT', cmd)
        if subprocess.call(cmd):
            logging.error('Failed to call: %s (%s)', cmd)
            return False
        return True


    def select_input_device(self, device_name):
        """Select the audio input device.

        @param device_name: the name of the Bluetooth peer device

        @returns: True if the operation succeeds.
        """
        logging.debug('to select input device for device_name: %s', device_name)
        try:
            info = subprocess.check_output(self._info_cmd)
            logging.debug('info: %s', info)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to call: %s (%s)', self._info_cmd, e)
            return False

        flag_input_nodes = False
        audio_input_node = None
        for line in info.decode().splitlines():
            if 'Input Nodes' in line:
                flag_input_nodes = True
            elif 'Attached clients' in line:
                flag_input_nodes = False

            if flag_input_nodes:
                if device_name in line:
                    audio_input_node = line.split()[1]
                    logging.debug('%s', audio_input_node)
                    break

        if audio_input_node is None:
            logging.error('Failed to find audio input node: %s', device_name)
            return False

        select_input_cmd = (self._select_input_cmd + audio_input_node).split()
        if subprocess.call(select_input_cmd):
            logging.error('Failed to call: %s (%s)', select_input_cmd, e)
            return False

        logging.debug('call "%s" on the DUT', select_input_cmd)
        return True


    def set_player_playback_status(self, status):
        """Set playback status for the registered media player.

        @param status: playback status in string.

        """
        try:
            get_cras_control_interface().SetPlayerPlaybackStatus(status)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to set player playback status: %s', e)
            return False

        return True


    def set_player_position(self, position):
        """Set media position for the registered media player.

        @param position: position in micro seconds.

        """
        try:
            get_cras_control_interface().SetPlayerPosition(position)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to set player position: %s', e)
            return False

        return True


    def set_player_metadata(self, metadata):
        """Set title, artist, and album for the registered media player.

        @param metadata: dictionary of media metadata.

        """
        try:
            get_cras_control_interface().SetPlayerMetadata(metadata)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to set player metadata: %s', e)
            return False

        return True


    def set_player_length(self, length):
        """Set metadata length for the registered media player.

        Media length is a part of metadata information. However, without
        specify its type to int64. dbus-python will guess the variant type to
        be int32 by default. Separate it from the metadata function to help
        prepare the data differently.

        @param metadata: DBUS dictionary that contains a variant of int64.

        """
        try:
            get_cras_control_interface().SetPlayerMetadata(length)
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error('Failed to set player length: %s', e)
            return False

        return True