The sum of squared mv components can go beyond int range for large
input resolution. This commit changed the type to int64 to avoid
overflow.
Change-Id: Ib21ea2817845cea1435f893064e6417c79c5bc64
Applies an upper limit on burst bitrate for any
frame. This is to insure that typical encodes for YT
do not produce frames that are so large that they
risk stalling HW implementations. Such frames
could also cause playback problems in SW.
For now the limit is set at 250 bits per MB for 1080P
and larger (with the 1080P limit used for smaller frames).
Setting maxQ, constant quality mode or targeting a
very high bandwidth will have precedence over this limit.
Change-Id: Ie6f776c38b06ac7cec043d034085f4b79ee46a38
To reduce pulsing we now allow an arf just before forced key frames
and at the end of a clip or section (which may be stitched to
another clip or section). However, this does not make sense for
key frames arising from real scene cuts.
Change from original patch reflects other recent changes in regard
to alignment of gf/arf and kf groups.
Change-Id: I074a91d1207e9b3e28085af982f6718aa599775f
Fix miss alignment of the frames contributing to the
error score and bit allocation for gf/arf groups.
Initial results slightly +.
Change-Id: Ie508bdcfdac52e592d48e1f13e01b3551b523deb
Some cleanups on frames_to_key, frames_since_key.
Also removes the unused fixed_q parameters in vp9.
Change-Id: If8743a32c71de30a8d17136477b53d607a7acda8
This patch sets frame types correctly in the new
vp9_get_second_pass_params() function called prior
to encode_frame_to_data_rate() function, so that the
latter function can just work with what is passed to
it. This will allow multiple vp9_get_second_pass_params()
to be created for various encode strategies without
messing with the core encode function.
There is no difference in derf and yt. stdhd/hd are pending.
Change-Id: I70dfb97e9f497e9cee04052e0e8e0c2892eab0c3
In two pass encodes bits are allocated to each frame
according to a modified error score for the frame as a
fraction of the modified error score for the clip or section.
Previously a minimum rate per frame was reserved and
subtracted from the bits allocatable by the two pass code.
The vbr max section rate was enforced by clipping the
actual number of bits allocated.
In this patch the min and max vbr rates are enforced
instead by clipping the modified error scores for each frame
rather than the number of bits allocated.
Small gains for all test sets (psnr and SSIM) ranging from
~ +0.05 for YT psnr up to ~ +0.25 for Std-hd SSIM.
Change-Id: Iae27d70bdd3944e3f0cceaf225bad2e8802833de
Various cleanups and streamlining of interfaces as precursor
to further advancements in rate control.
Pre-encode parameter setting for different use cases:
One-pass, first of 2-pass, second of 2-pass, and Svc
are separated out.
There is no change in output with this change.
Change-Id: Ied8ca7d84d610993776aa30ef263fe20452e0e3e
