Video: split frame dumping settings into 3 resolution dumping modes

also polish aspect ratio related code for clarity

1 files changed, 41 insertions, 10 deletions

diff --git a/Source/Core/VideoCommon/Present.cpp b/Source/Core/VideoCommon/Present.cpp
index d338821dd8..3a026bedd5 100644
--- a/Source/Core/VideoCommon/Present.cpp
+++ b/Source/Core/VideoCommon/Present.cpp
@@ -212,23 +212,49 @@ void Presenter::ProcessFrameDumping(u64 ticks) const
   if (g_frame_dumper->IsFrameDumping() && m_xfb_entry)
   {
     MathUtil::Rectangle<int> target_rect;
-    if (!g_ActiveConfig.bInternalResolutionFrameDumps && !g_gfx->IsHeadless())
-      target_rect = GetTargetRectangle();
-    else
+    switch (g_ActiveConfig.frame_dumps_resolution_type)
+    {
+    default:
+    case FrameDumpResolutionType::WINDOW_RESOLUTION:
+    {
+      if (!g_gfx->IsHeadless())
+      {
+        target_rect = GetTargetRectangle();
+        break;
+      }
+      [[fallthrough]];
+    }
+    case FrameDumpResolutionType::XFB_ASPECT_RATIO_CORRECTED_RESOLUTION:
+    {
+      target_rect = m_xfb_rect;
+      const bool allow_stretch = false;
+      auto [float_width, float_height] =
+          ScaleToDisplayAspectRatio(m_xfb_rect.GetWidth(), m_xfb_rect.GetHeight(), allow_stretch);
+      const float draw_aspect_ratio = CalculateDrawAspectRatio(allow_stretch);
+      auto [int_width, int_height] =
+          FindClosestIntegerResolution(float_width, float_height, draw_aspect_ratio);
+      target_rect = MathUtil::Rectangle<int>(0, 0, int_width, int_height);
+      break;
+    }
+    case FrameDumpResolutionType::XFB_RAW_RESOLUTION:
+    {
       target_rect = m_xfb_rect;
+      break;
+    }
+    }
 
     int width = target_rect.GetWidth();
     int height = target_rect.GetHeight();
 
-    // Ensure divisibility by "VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM" to make it compatible with all the video
-    // encoders. Note that this is theoretically only necessary when recording videos and not
+    // Ensure divisibility by "VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM" and a min of 1 to make it compatible with all the
+    // video encoders. Note that this is theoretically only necessary when recording videos and not
     // screenshots.
     // We always scale positively to make sure the least amount of information is lost.
     //
     // TODO: this should be added as black padding on the edges by the frame dumper.
-    if ((width % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM) != 0)
+    if ((width % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM) != 0 || width == 0)
       width += VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM - (width % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM);
-    if ((height % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM) != 0)
+    if ((height % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM) != 0 || height == 0)
       height += VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM - (height % VIDEO_ENCODER_LCM);
 
     // Remove any black borders, there would be no point in including them in the recording
@@ -237,6 +263,8 @@ void Presenter::ProcessFrameDumping(u64 ticks) const
     target_rect.right = width;
     target_rect.bottom = height;
 
+    // TODO: any scaling done by this won't be gamma corrected,
+    // we should either apply post processing as well, or port its gamma correction code
     g_frame_dumper->DumpCurrentFrame(m_xfb_entry->texture.get(), m_xfb_rect, target_rect, ticks,
                                      m_frame_count);
   }
@@ -360,7 +388,8 @@ float Presenter::CalculateDrawAspectRatio(bool allow_stretch) const
   if (aspect_mode == AspectMode::Stretch)
     return (static_cast<float>(m_backbuffer_width) / static_cast<float>(m_backbuffer_height));
 
-  auto& vi = Core::System::GetInstance().GetVideoInterface();
+  // The actual aspect ratio of the XFB texture is irrelevant, the VI one is the one that matters
+  const auto& vi = Core::System::GetInstance().GetVideoInterface();
   const float source_aspect_ratio = vi.GetAspectRatio();
 
   // This will scale up the source ~4:3 resolution to its equivalent ~16:9 resolution
@@ -551,7 +580,7 @@ void Presenter::UpdateDrawRectangle()
   // Don't know if there is a better place for this code so there isn't a 1 frame delay
   if (g_ActiveConfig.bWidescreenHack)
   {
-    auto& vi = Core::System::GetInstance().GetVideoInterface();
+    const auto& vi = Core::System::GetInstance().GetVideoInterface();
     float source_aspect_ratio = vi.GetAspectRatio();
     // If the game is meant to be in widescreen (or forced to),
     // scale the source aspect ratio to it.
@@ -595,9 +624,10 @@ void Presenter::UpdateDrawRectangle()
 
   // Crop the picture to a standard aspect ratio. (if enabled)
   auto [crop_width, crop_height] = ApplyStandardAspectCrop(draw_width, draw_height);
+  const float crop_aspect_ratio = crop_width / crop_height;
 
   // scale the picture to fit the rendering window
-  if (win_aspect_ratio >= crop_width / crop_height)
+  if (win_aspect_ratio >= crop_aspect_ratio)
   {
     // the window is flatter than the picture
     draw_width *= win_height / crop_height;
@@ -668,6 +698,7 @@ std::tuple<float, float> Presenter::ScaleToDisplayAspectRatio(const int width, c
 std::tuple<int, int> Presenter::CalculateOutputDimensions(int width, int height,
                                                           bool allow_stretch) const
 {
+  // Protect against zero width and height, a minimum of 1 will do
   width = std::max(width, 1);
   height = std::max(height, 1);