Two-steps scaling in VP9 encoder dynamic resizing.
Dynamic resizing now support two-steps scaling: first go down to 3/4 and then 1/2. This feature is under a flag which controls the switch between two-steps scaling and one-step scaling (1/2 only). Change-Id: I3a6c1d3d5668cf8e016a0a02aeca737565604a0f
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@ -3130,26 +3130,19 @@ static void set_frame_size(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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if (oxcf->pass == 0 &&
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oxcf->rc_mode == VPX_CBR &&
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!cpi->use_svc &&
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oxcf->resize_mode == RESIZE_DYNAMIC) {
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if (cpi->resize_pending == 1) {
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oxcf->scaled_frame_width =
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(cm->width * cpi->resize_scale_num) / cpi->resize_scale_den;
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oxcf->scaled_frame_height =
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(cm->height * cpi->resize_scale_num) /cpi->resize_scale_den;
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} else if (cpi->resize_pending == -1) {
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// Go back up to original size.
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oxcf->scaled_frame_width = oxcf->width;
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oxcf->scaled_frame_height = oxcf->height;
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}
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if (cpi->resize_pending != 0) {
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// There has been a change in frame size.
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vp9_set_size_literal(cpi,
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oxcf->scaled_frame_width,
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oxcf->scaled_frame_height);
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oxcf->resize_mode == RESIZE_DYNAMIC &&
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cpi->resize_pending != 0) {
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oxcf->scaled_frame_width =
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(oxcf->width * cpi->resize_scale_num) / cpi->resize_scale_den;
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oxcf->scaled_frame_height =
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(oxcf->height * cpi->resize_scale_num) /cpi->resize_scale_den;
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// There has been a change in frame size.
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vp9_set_size_literal(cpi,
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oxcf->scaled_frame_width,
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oxcf->scaled_frame_height);
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// TODO(agrange) Scale cpi->max_mv_magnitude if frame-size has changed.
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set_mv_search_params(cpi);
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}
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// TODO(agrange) Scale cpi->max_mv_magnitude if frame-size has changed.
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set_mv_search_params(cpi);
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}
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if ((oxcf->pass == 2) &&
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@ -1820,7 +1820,7 @@ void vp9_set_target_rate(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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int vp9_resize_one_pass_cbr(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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const VP9_COMMON *const cm = &cpi->common;
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RATE_CONTROL *const rc = &cpi->rc;
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int resize_now = 0;
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RESIZE_ACTION resize_action = NO_RESIZE;
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cpi->resize_scale_num = 1;
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cpi->resize_scale_den = 1;
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// Don't resize on key frame; reset the counters on key frame.
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@ -1840,18 +1840,32 @@ int vp9_resize_one_pass_cbr(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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// Check for resize action every "window" frames.
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if (cpi->resize_count >= window) {
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int avg_qp = cpi->resize_avg_qp / cpi->resize_count;
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// Resize down if buffer level has underflowed sufficent amount in past
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// window, and we are at original resolution.
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// Resize down if buffer level has underflowed sufficient amount in past
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// window, and we are at original or 3/4 of original resolution.
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// Resize back up if average QP is low, and we are currently in a resized
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// down state.
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if (cpi->resize_state == 0 &&
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cpi->resize_buffer_underflow > (cpi->resize_count >> 2)) {
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resize_now = 1;
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cpi->resize_state = 1;
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} else if (cpi->resize_state == 1 &&
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avg_qp < 50 * cpi->rc.worst_quality / 100) {
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resize_now = -1;
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cpi->resize_state = 0;
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// down state, i.e. 1/2 or 3/4 of original resolution.
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// Currently, use a flag to turn 3/4 resizing feature on/off.
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if (cpi->resize_buffer_underflow > (cpi->resize_count >> 1)) {
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resize_action = DOWN_ONEHALF;
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cpi->resize_state = ONE_HALF;
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} else if (cpi->resize_buffer_underflow > (cpi->resize_count >> 2)) {
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if (cpi->resize_state == THREE_QUARTER || ONEHALFONLY_RESIZE) {
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resize_action = DOWN_ONEHALF;
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cpi->resize_state = ONE_HALF;
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} else if (cpi->resize_state == ORIG) {
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resize_action = DOWN_THREEFOUR;
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cpi->resize_state = THREE_QUARTER;
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}
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} else if (avg_qp < 60 * cpi->rc.worst_quality / 100) {
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if (cpi->resize_state == THREE_QUARTER ||
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avg_qp < 40 * cpi->rc.worst_quality / 100 ||
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ONEHALFONLY_RESIZE) {
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resize_action = UP_ORIG;
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cpi->resize_state = ORIG;
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} else if (cpi->resize_state == ONE_HALF) {
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resize_action = UP_THREEFOUR;
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cpi->resize_state = THREE_QUARTER;
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}
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}
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// Reset for next window measurement.
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cpi->resize_avg_qp = 0;
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@ -1861,14 +1875,21 @@ int vp9_resize_one_pass_cbr(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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}
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// If decision is to resize, reset some quantities, and check is we should
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// reduce rate correction factor,
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if (resize_now != 0) {
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if (resize_action != NO_RESIZE) {
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int target_bits_per_frame;
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int active_worst_quality;
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int qindex;
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int tot_scale_change;
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// For now, resize is by 1/2 x 1/2.
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cpi->resize_scale_num = 1;
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cpi->resize_scale_den = 2;
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if (resize_action == DOWN_THREEFOUR || resize_action == UP_THREEFOUR) {
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cpi->resize_scale_num = 3;
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cpi->resize_scale_den = 4;
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} else if (resize_action == DOWN_ONEHALF) {
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cpi->resize_scale_num = 1;
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cpi->resize_scale_den = 2;
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} else { // UP_ORIG or anything else
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cpi->resize_scale_num = 1;
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cpi->resize_scale_den = 1;
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}
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tot_scale_change = (cpi->resize_scale_den * cpi->resize_scale_den) /
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(cpi->resize_scale_num * cpi->resize_scale_num);
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// Reset buffer level to optimal, update target size.
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@ -1880,7 +1901,7 @@ int vp9_resize_one_pass_cbr(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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vp9_cyclic_refresh_reset_resize(cpi);
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// Get the projected qindex, based on the scaled target frame size (scaled
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// so target_bits_per_mb in vp9_rc_regulate_q will be correct target).
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target_bits_per_frame = (resize_now == 1) ?
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target_bits_per_frame = (resize_action >= 0) ?
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rc->this_frame_target * tot_scale_change :
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rc->this_frame_target / tot_scale_change;
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active_worst_quality = calc_active_worst_quality_one_pass_cbr(cpi);
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@ -1891,19 +1912,19 @@ int vp9_resize_one_pass_cbr(VP9_COMP *cpi) {
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// If resize is down, check if projected q index is close to worst_quality,
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// and if so, reduce the rate correction factor (since likely can afford
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// lower q for resized frame).
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if (resize_now == 1 &&
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if (resize_action > 0 &&
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qindex > 90 * cpi->rc.worst_quality / 100) {
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rc->rate_correction_factors[INTER_NORMAL] *= 0.85;
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}
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// If resize is back up, check if projected q index is too much above the
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// current base_qindex, and if so, reduce the rate correction factor
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// (since prefer to keep q for resized frame at least close to previous q).
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if (resize_now == -1 &&
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if (resize_action < 0 &&
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qindex > 130 * cm->base_qindex / 100) {
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rc->rate_correction_factors[INTER_NORMAL] *= 0.9;
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}
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}
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return resize_now;
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return resize_action;
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}
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// Compute average source sad (temporal sad: between current source and
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@ -26,6 +26,7 @@ extern "C" {
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#define MIN_GF_INTERVAL 4
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#define MAX_GF_INTERVAL 16
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#define ONEHALFONLY_RESIZE 1
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typedef enum {
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INTER_NORMAL = 0,
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@ -43,6 +44,20 @@ typedef enum {
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FRAME_SCALE_STEPS
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} FRAME_SCALE_LEVEL;
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typedef enum {
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NO_RESIZE = 0,
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DOWN_THREEFOUR = 1, // From orig to 3/4.
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DOWN_ONEHALF = 2, // From orig or 3/4 to 1/2.
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UP_THREEFOUR = -1, // From 1/2 to 3/4.
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UP_ORIG = -2, // From 1/2 or 3/4 to orig.
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} RESIZE_ACTION;
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typedef enum {
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ORIG = 0,
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THREE_QUARTER = 1,
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ONE_HALF = 2
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} RESIZE_STATE;
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// Frame dimensions multiplier wrt the native frame size, in 1/16ths,
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// specified for the scale-up case.
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// e.g. 24 => 16/24 = 2/3 of native size. The restriction to 1/16th is
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