Various cleanups and refactoring.
Removes feedback of active worst qaulity and uses last_q
instead to make the interface cleaner. Active worst quality
is now decided only once for a frame being coded in the
beginning based on last_q and other stats. Also, adds other
cleaups on last_q to store also the last_q for altref frames,
and reduces the altref interval a little.
The output does change a little.
derfraw300: +0.224% (global psnr)
stdhdraw250: +0.442% (global psnr)
Change-Id: Ie634cdc032697044c472dd0fe79c109b3e7f9767
Moves all rate control variables to a separate structure,
removes some currently unused variables,
moves some rate control functions to vp9_ratectrl.c,
and splits the encode_frame_to_data_rate function.
Change-Id: I4ed54c24764b3b6de2dd676484f01473724ab52b
Making this change in order to move allow_high_precision_mv field
from MACROBLOCKD structure to VP9_COMMON (because it is a frame level
flag).
Change-Id: I1d006ba36d938e0caf4d40fa051e2e38df9c1108
The only case where they were intentionally pointing to different
structures was in mbgraph, and this didn't have the expected behavior
because both of these pointers are used interchangeably through the code
Change-Id: I979251782f90885fe962305bcc845bc05907f80c
Both first pass and mbgraph search use block size 16x16 for motion
estimation. This commit put a limit of motion vector range. The
effective range allows the entire 16x16 with required subpel
interpolation input to be completely outside image border, but
not any further away from image border.
Change-Id: Id70a5ed08be49e70959f064859d72adc7d775d08
mode_info_context was stored as a grid of MODE_INFO structs.
The grid now constists of pointers to MODE_INFO structs. The
MODE_INFO structs are now stored as a stream (decoder only),
eliminating unnecessary copies and is a little more cache
friendly.
Change-Id: I031d376284c6eb98a38ad5595b797f048a6cfc0d
mode_info_context was stored as a grid of MODE_INFO structs.
The grid now constists of a pointer to a MODE_INFO struct and
a "in the image" flag. The MODE_INFO structs are now stored
as a stream, eliminating unnecessary copies and is a little
more cache friendly.
For the test clips used, the decoder performance improved
by ~4.3% (1080p) and ~9.7% (720p).
Patch Set 2: Re-encoded clips with latest. Now ~1.7% (1080p)
and 5.9% (720p).
Change-Id: I846f29e88610fce2523ca697a9a9ef2a182e9256
Removes some unused code and speed features, and organizes the
interfaces for fractional mv step functions for use in new speed
features to come.
In the process a new speed feature - number of iterations per
step during the subpel search - is exposed.
No change when this parameter is set as the original value of 3.
Results:
subpel_iters_per_step = 3: baseline
subpel_iters_per_step = 2: psnr -0.067%, 1% speedup
subpel_iters_per_step = 1: psnr -0.331%, 3-4% speedup
Change-Id: I2eba8a21f6461be8caf56af04a5337257a5693a8
Adds a few pattern searches to achieve various tradeoffs
between motion estimation complexity and performance.
The search framework is unified across these searches so that a
common pattern search function is used for all. Besides it will
be easier to experiment with various patterns or combinations
thereof at different scales in the future.
The new pattern search is multi-scale and is capable of using
different patterns at different scales.
The new hex search uses 8 points at the smallest scale
and 6 points at other scales.
Two other pattern searches - big-diamond and square are
also added. Big diamond uses 4 points at the smallest scale and
8 points in diamond shape at the larger scales.
Square is very similar conceptually to the default n-step search
but is somewhat faster since it keeps only one survivor across
all scales.
Psnr/speed-up results on derf300:
hex: -1.6% psnr%, 6-8% speed-up
big-diamond: -0.96% psnr, 4-5% speedup
square: -0.93% psnr, 4-5% speedup
Change-Id: I02a7ef5193f762601e0994e2c99399a3535a43d2
Removing unused constants, macros, and function declarations. Using
ROUND_POWER_OF_TWO macro, vp9_zero, vp9_copy where possible. Moving
#include from *.h to *.c. Merging for loops for motion vectors.
Change-Id: Ic3bf841764a2bb177128bb3a6d7aa8f68229cd13
these are only used in the encoder.
frames_since_golden / frames_till_alt_ref_frame -> VP[89]_COMP
Change-Id: Ie14a6f46987bced685ddb449b85dc261caba6dfe
This probably has a mildly negative impact on performance, but will
(in future commits - or possibly merged with this one) allow SIMD
implementations of individual intra prediction functions. We may
perhaps want to consider having separate functions per txfm-size
also (i.e. 4x4, 8x8, 16x16 and 32x32 intra prediction functions for
each intra prediction mode), but I haven't played much with that
yet.
Change-Id: Ie739985eee0a3fcbb7aed29ee6910fdb653ea269
Adding CHECK_MEM_ERROR macro to vp9_common.h and removing two duplicated
ones from vp9_onyx_int.h and vp9_onyxd_int.h.
Change-Id: I916afec61b3019f18193135dac7c35ed0f89b8b6
Renamed cpi->sf.first_step to cpi->sf.reduce_first_step_size
and changed its meaning such that it is a delta applied to
reduce the default first step size (>> x) in the motion search
rather than an absolute value.
The default first step size is already changed according to the image
dimensions (smaller for smaller images). cpi->sf.reduce_first_step_size
now applies a further correction from the default.
Change-Id: Ia94e08bc24c67b604831f980909af7e982fcd16d
This setup is now handled by vp9_build_intra_predictors()
when left_available and/or up_available is zero.
Change-Id: I59cec0ab95f8be69ce885fd20727510e4deef8a0
