This change has no performance impact. It prepares the proper
function interface for better performance optimization.
Change-Id: I12e2f2deaf7f3adc603de0a74852116468c762f6
In VP10, REFRESH_FRAME_CONTEXT_OFF mode is only set when the error
resillient mode is on. Instead of being used to decide how to update
the frame contexts, it is used to decide if or not to reset the
frame contexts.
To verify, ran borg test on lowres set. The result is neutral.
Overall PSNR: -0.006%; SSIM: -0.006%.
Change-Id: Ic48265cf7488e80c6f5aab3eef7ba1c273506419
The original pruning function was not taking into account
that certain tx sizes/block sizes use a reduced tx set.
Prune 1: -0.3% performance drop, 20% speedup on foreman video
Prune 2: -0.48% perfomance drop, 30% speedup on foreman video
Change-Id: I557e919d97a89f787b47b3c8579a080db57f91d0
Without this patch, the experiment of ext-refs showed almost no coding
gains compared to the baseline. This is because when ext-refs is on, the
use of upsampled reference is off.
With this patch, the ext-refs experiment works with the upsampled
references and shows coding gains in Overall PSNR as follows, with ~5%
slow down for encoding time:
lowres: Avg - -0.965; BDRate - -0.844
derflr: Avg - -0.847; BDRate - -0.669
Note that the previous patch a912c6ec314d816767a4c3eb4e5e1bddcc4c1186
that "Make LAST_FRAME always point to the newly coded frame in ext-refs"
made ext-refs work with the upsampled refereces.
Change-Id: Id79248d71760109fb9198af4f45718b17455555f
For at least some of the implementations of sdx8f, such as
vpx_sad4x4x8_sse4_1, aligned moves are used to move the results into the
array.
Change-Id: I83df5a8e657b44e906d0d8b0bc154f1e5660f7f9
block_variance: This operates on 8x8s and would be safe with a int32 *
int32 to uint32 multiply, but this is potentially unsafe for 12-bit
input. Unfortunately the code already segfaults on 12-bit input:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/webm/issues/detail?id=1223
calculate_variance: This operates on up to a 32x32 of 8x8s and can
overflow even with 8-bit input (log2((256*32*32)**2) == 36).
BUG=https://bugs.chromium.org/p/webm/issues/detail?id=1220
Change-Id: I1ca4ff6092db9a7580da371ee9a21f403fdadc40
- Tx_type: DCT_DCT, DCT_ADST, ADST_DCT, ADST_ADST.
- Update vp10_fht16x16_test.cc to do bit-exact test against
latest C version.
- HBD encoder speed improves ~1.8%.
Change-Id: Icfc799a212e5289bcf6cedcae3722032133a2bc6
Reduce factor for setting base-qp for active_best_quality (for inter-frames).
Small increase in metrics on yt live set.
Change-Id: I9cf0ac797783aeddbfaf1ff510696c9035d7c5ee
This commit fixes the compiler error in high bit-depth inter
predictor when dual filter type experiment is turned on.
Change-Id: I404a76a246477f2fcffc38a3275007d5dfe229cd
This change makes the c match the assembly and removes the todo's
associated with getting this to work.
Change-Id: Ie32e9ebb584a9d60399662d8bcb71b74fbd19d1e
This patch changes the encoder only for the ext-refs experiment. For
each newly coded frame to refresh the LAST_FRAME, the decoder is
notified that the LAST4_FRAME is to be refreshed, and read out the
updated reference frame buffer vitural indexes for the next coded
frame in a way that:
LAST4_FRAME => LAST_FRAME,
LAST_FRAME => LAST2_FRAME,
LAST2_FRAME => LAST3_FRAME, and
LAST3_FRAME => LAST4_FRAME.
Compared against the original ext-refs experiment in TOT, a small gain
is achieved in overall PSNR:
lowres Avg: -0.154
lowres BDRate: -0.044
Change-Id: I648810c146a3cd915b408274a9373b7d38324864
Make the bit-stream level support per direction filter type coding
for motion compensated reference.
Change-Id: I61a2360b301075f6734cfd9711b7ae68f214174d
These implementations rely on casting the pointers to load the data.
Clang implemented optimizations which automatically add alignment hints
to such loads. The 4x4 filters do not guarantee the necessary alignment
so the resulting assembly is broken.
https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=24421
BUG=webm:817
BUG=webm:892
Change-Id: I608885299f1f86ff83653b65e0e40d0ae87fb3fe
