In real-time speed 6, no partition search is done. The inter
prediction results got from picking mode can be reused in the
following encoding process. A speed feature reuse_inter_pred_sby
is added to only enable the resue in speed 6.
This patch doesn't change encoding result. RTC set tests showed
that the encoding speed gain is 2% - 5%.
Change-Id: I3884780f64ef95dd8be10562926542528713b92c
There is a normative scaling range of (x1/2, x16)
for VP9. This patch fixes the maximum downscaling
tests that are applied in the convolve function.
The code used a maximum downscaling limit of x1/5
for historic reasons related to the scalable
coding work. Since the downsampling in this
application is non-normative it will revert to
using a separate non-normative scaler.
Change-Id: Ide80ed712cee82fe5cb3c55076ac428295a6019f
Add indirection to the section of buffer indices.
This is to help simplify things in the future if we
have other codec features that switch indices.
Limit the max GF interval for static sections to fit
the gf_group structures.
Change-Id: I38310daaf23fd906004c0e8ee3e99e15570f84cb
Fix some bugs relating to the use of buffers
in the overlay frames.
Fix bug where a mid sequence overlay was
propagating large partition and transform sizes into
the subsequent frame because of :-
sf->last_partitioning_redo_frequency > 1 and
sf->tx_size_search_method == USE_LARGESTALL
Change-Id: Ibf9ef39a5a5150f8cbdd2c9275abb0316c67873a
This patch implements a mechanism for inserting a second
arf at the mid position of arf groups.
It is currently disabled by default using the flag multi_arf_enabled.
Results are currently down somewhat in initial testing if
multi-arf is enabled. Most of the loss is attributable to the
fact that code to preserve the previous golden frame
(in the arf buffer) in cases where we are coding an overlay
frame, is currently disabled in the multi-arf case.
Change-Id: I1d777318ca09f147db2e8c86d7315fe86168c865
The encoder currently allocates frame buffers before
it establishes what the chroma sub-sampling factor is,
always allocating based on the 4:4:4 format.
This patch detects the chroma format as early as
possible allowing the encoder to allocate buffers of
the correct size.
Future patches will change the encoder to allocate
frame buffers on demand to further reduce the memory
profile of the encoder and rationalize the buffer
management in the encoder and decoder.
Change-Id: Ifd41dd96e67d0011719ba40fada0bae74f3a0d57
s/stdint.h/vpx\/vpx_int.h
Added missing 'break;'s
Also included other minor changes, mostly cosmetic.
Change-Id: I852bba3e85e794f1d4af854c45c16a23a787e6a3
This commit allows the key frame to search through more prediction
modes and more flexible block sizes. No speed change observed. The
coding performance for rtc set is improved by 1.7% for speed -5 and
3.0% for speed -6.
Change-Id: Ifd1bc28558017851b210b4004f2d80838938bcc5
This breaks the profile 1 bitstream.
Don't force non420 uv transform size to 1/4 y size. In the 4:2:0 case the
chroma corresponding to a luma block is 1/4 its size. In the 4:4:4 case
chroma and luma planes are the same size. Disallowing larger transforms
can result in a loss of compression efficiency and is inconsistent.
For sub-8x8 blocks only average corresponding motion vectors.
4:2:0 and profile 0 behavior remains unchanged.
Change-Id: I560ae07183012c6734dd1860ea54ed6f62f3cae8
Speed 6 uses small tx size, namely 8x8. max_intra_bsize needs to
be modified accordingly to ensure valid intra mode checking.
Borg test on RTC set showed an overall PSNR gain of 0.335% in speed
-6.
This also changes speed -5 encoding by allowing DC_PRED checking
for block32x32. Borg test on RTC set showed a slight PSNR gain of
0.145%, and no noticeable speed change.
Change-Id: I1502978d8fbe265b3bb235db0f9c35ba0703cd45
This is the first step to rework the rate-distortion modeling used
in rtc coding mode. The overall goal is to make the modeling
customized for the statistics encountered in the rtc coding.
This commit makes encoder to perform rate-distortion modeling for
DC and AC coefficients separately. No speed changes observed.
The coding performance for pedestrian_area_1080p is largely
improved:
speed -5, from 79558 b/f, 37.871 dB -> 79598 b/f, 38.600 dB
speed -6, from 79515 b/f, 37.822 dB -> 79544 b/f, 38.130 dB
Overall performance for rtc set at speed -6 is improved by 0.67%.
Change-Id: I9153444567e5f75ccdcaac043c2365992c005c0c
This patch allows the VP9 encoder to skip the un-necessary
motion search in the first pass. It computes the motion error
of 0,0 motion using the last source frame as the reference,
and skips the further motion search if this error is small.
Borg test shows overall the patch gives PSNR gain (derf -0.001%,
yt 0.341%, hd 0.282%). Individual clips may have PSNR gain or
loss. The best PSNR performance is 7.347% and the worst is -0.662%.
The first pass encoding speedup for slideshow clips is over 30%.
Change-Id: I4cac4dbd911f277ee858e161f3ca652c771344fe
This patch appears to have introduced non-determinism and/or
mismatch from debug vs release.
This reverts commit 5daef90efc4613efd7e7ee80ba4e1ecf9a57a966.
Change-Id: I80081e55cfeaaa821b510b58a4e6e6328003c7da
