Add support for setting byte alignment on the Y, U, and V plane of the
reference buffers. The byte alignment must be a power of 2, from 32 to
1024. A value of 0 sets legacy alignment.
Change-Id: I7c1399622f7aa68e123646369216b32047dda73d
This allows us to track decode speed for new encodes so that we catch
problems like an encode change that makes decode really slow.
Change-Id: I92251a8b1f710b241f66e1042413df1b71b76038
this was incorrectly set in test.mk by
93ffd37 Enable and fix resize_test for VP9
the test is now available when using --disable-vp9
Change-Id: I6acf44b0de647b34812ef5e18fd96447cdf9b25d
Covers all profiles and input formats. The tests check if the
encode succeeds and if the psnr is sane.
Change-Id: I195a5330debf92562846121819b6eaf961e27c01
The concept:
There's too much noise in source pixels for variance and at low bitrate
the reconstructed looks nothing like the source so we have problems
getting good partitionings with either. This skirts the issue by using
a box blur scaled down version for variance calculations. To compare
against source_var_ moved keyframe to be rd based like source_var.
Change-Id: Ie3babdbfadae324b7b5a76bea192893af27f0624
This SSE2 is based on VP8 denoiser's SSE2 code. In VP8, there are
only 16x16 blocks in denoiser, while in VP9, there are 13 different
block sizes.
By adding this SSE2 code, the improvement of encoder speed is around
20%(using C code vs using SSE2 code), vary for different clips.
The unit test for VP9 denoiser is to confirm that the SSE2 code is
bit-exact with the C code. The unit test covers all block size.
Change-Id: Ic8d8ac26db4ea40a5f146b5678a065af07eaaa3d
don't bother decoding any further after receiving an earlier decode
error until a key/intra-only frame is encountered.
Change-Id: I381917b70d7a9e6f8d6de42e3d181bb113a4cec4
allocations within vp9_alloc_context_buffers() rely on mi_rows/mi_cols
individually, use those to determine whether to realloc rather than
stride and stride * rows. this fixes a crash with some fuzzed files for
invalid accesses into last_frame_seg_map and above_context.
Change-Id: I7b9f40dcf170d443890f3bd2acd285507943c7d4
proceeding using a corrupt (incompletely decoded) frame reference may
lead to incorrect assumptions about allocation sizes leading to a crash.
Change-Id: I76e74f2e1be127c2e2c7e1174bb3307497dfd23d
store the number of allocated rows in VP9LfSync, the calculated values
can not be relied on when dealing with corrupt material.
Change-Id: I13b8bcec9738c299a71df726772ab7ac05511e5b
attempting to decode a frame after the previous frame failed has the
potential of interrupting an earlier loop filter task
Change-Id: I6f2b1ddcdf5b89c3e2ee8caf5289dada2a087d66
if the first frame was corrupt and loop filter not called, the next call
would assume the necessary allocations had been done and segfault when
accessing a NULL pointer
Change-Id: Ib6ef505e5c594e6f0fe65ab0700172bcf06b92a6
When a valid data pointer is given make sure the size is greater than
zero.
A previous check for vp9 was incorrectly removed in:
7050074 Make the api behavior conform to api spec.
No semantics for valid pointers + 0-sized frames are defined for VPx
codecs, so move the check to vpx_codec_decode(). This avoids an assert
in vp9.
+ add some basic invalid param testing for decoder init/decode/destroy
Change-Id: I99f9cef6076d15874fd72ac973f2685d8a2353c3
The issue was introduced by commit g9f37d14 with adding explicit
restrictions on reference-frame scale factors. The restriction
is checked against aligned-by-8 frame dimensions, not against
original ones. So, for example, frame of 35×35 actually can refer
to frame of 70×70, but the new check won't allow this. It will
compare 35 vs 72 (not 70), so 2x downscale limit will be exceeded.
Change-Id: Ic663693034440f64ac8312cbff9e1e773a921060
Separates HBD profile int two profiles (2 and 3) consistent with the
highbitdepth branch. This patch is ported from the original highbitdepth
branch patch: https://gerrit.chromium.org/gerrit/#/c/70460/
Two of the invalid file tests needed to be updated.
Change-Id: I6a4acd2f7a60b1fb4cbcc8e0dad4eab4248431e3
This is a practical concern to allow us to fail in a decoder instance
if the size of a file is bigger than we can reasonably handle.
Change-Id: I0446b5502b1f8a48408107648ff2a8d187dca393
The issue was introduced by commit g7c43fb6. If current frame
is repeated from existing-ref pool, frame buffer ref counter
is not decreased, so buffer isn't released. Decoder fails being
unable to allocate new frame buffer at some point.
Added a test vector to verify that the condition will not
recur later. Test vector was generated by the code in this patch:
https://gerrit.chromium.org/gerrit/#/c/70862/
Change-Id: I8af96eb5b9670176e01a281d2e18bd458712cf78
Also fix bugs related with corrupted frame handling.
Return VPX_CODEC_CORRUPT_FRAME when getting corrupted
block.
Change-Id: I7207ccc7c68c4df2b40b561315d16e49ccf7ff41
This patch fixes bug 633:
https://code.google.com/p/webm/issues/detail?id=633
The first decoded frame does not have to be a keyframe,
it could be an inter-frame that is coded intra-only.
This patch fixes the handling of intra-only frames.
A test vector has also been added that encodes 3
intra-only frames at the start of the clip. The
test vector was generated using the code in the
following patch:
https://gerrit.chromium.org/gerrit/#/c/70680/
Change-Id: Ib40b1dbf91aae2bc047e23c626eaef09d1860147
The y4m extension used is the same as the one used in ffmpeg/x264.
The patch is adapted from the highbitdepth branch.
Also adds unit tests for y4m header parsing and md5 check
of the raw frame data, as well as y4m writing.
[build fix for Mac/VS by not using tuples with strings]
Change-Id: I40897ee37d289e4b6cea6fedc67047d692b8cb46
The y4m extension used is the same as the one used in ffmpeg/x264.
The patch is adapted from the highbitdepth branch.
Also adds unit tests for y4m header parsing and md5 check
of the raw frame data, as well as y4m writing.
Change-Id: Ie2794daf6dbafd2f128464f9b9da520fc54c0dd6
