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 5daef90efc.
Change-Id: I80081e55cfeaaa821b510b58a4e6e6328003c7da
This patch allows the encoder to skip the
un-neccessary motion search in the first pass. It
calculates the error of the zero motion vector using
the last source frame as reference and skips the
further motion search in the first pass if the error
is small.
The encoding speedup of the first pass for slideshow
videos is over 30%. Borg test shows the overall PSNR
performance remain approximately the same (derf -0.009,
hd 0.387, yt 0.021, stdhd 0.065). Individual clips may
have either PSNR gain or loss. The worst PSNR perfomance
is from yt set, with a PSNR loss of -1.1.
Change-Id: I08b2ab110b695e4689573b2567fa531b6457616e
Use of stack frame variable "fps" beyond the lifetime of the function.
fps is sent as a paremeter to output_stats and stored in the
packet holding this encoded frame. This has scope beyond the
lifetime of the calling function.
This reverts commit 3f95a230c7
Change-Id: Icd8e14b3d7dd733590ada12e619b9dce95b6b0f5
This code dates from the ancient past and
applied an error score weighting based on pixel
brightness. This not seem to be providing any
benefit metrics wise and could be making some
visual issues in dark frames worse.
The field is left in place in the FIRSTPASS_STATS data
structure in this patch, pending changes to unit tests that
use a pre-defined first pass file.
Change-Id: Id50f04205230234858e7548ce523f11acaf3567d
Further changes to first pass allocation for gf/arf groups.
Three variables removed from TWO_PASS structure as only
now used locally. Dont adjust gf_group_bits in the post
encode update as this will no longer have any effect.
Change-Id: Iff89b225db923fc856f5d2aedbc899f1d7d68b55
Restructuring to allocate the bits for each frame in
a GF group at the time the group is defined.
At the moment the allocation closely mirrors what
we had before.
Also changes the default rate adjustment method to
LONG_TERM_VBR_CORRECTION.
Change-Id: Ie5793c46c6b9c888cead5d8790792efd7d60b7c1
Simplify the calculation of KF bitrate in similar way
to previous patch for GF/arf.
This has no impact on derf or std hd sets but gives a
small net gain of ~0.1% for yt and yt-hd sets.
Change-Id: Ida64ac1428d9c2a62adb67056fadbf0180eff030
The variation in boost calculation for gf and arf groups
is not significant enough to justify the extra complexity.
Also removed some other spurious code that no longer
has much material impact.
The handling of the rare case, where the boost bits
number is less than the number of bits a that would
be allocated if a frame was not boosted, will be dealt
with in a subsequent patch.
This change actually helps on all sets a little by
~0.1% - 0.2% with slightly bigger gains on SSIM.
Change-Id: Id42c1ac22a80a8c4993cfa0e51bc733eb9ed4f75
Re-factor duplicate code.
Add two pass check for use of section_intra_rating as
it is un-initialised in the 1 pass and rt case.
Change-Id: I93120796f07961b8a21fb26e1a9f0d3d13949994
One of a series of changes to clean up two pass
allocation as precursor to support for multiple arf
or boosted frames per GF/ARF group.
This change pulls out the calculation of the total bits
allocated to a GF/ARF group into a function, to aid
readability and reduce the line count for define_gf_group().
This change should have no material impact on output.
Change-Id: I716fba08e26f9ddde3257e7d9b188453791883a3
