Calculate the difference variance between last source frame and
current source frame. The variance is calculated at 16x16 block
level. The variances are compared to several thresholds to decide
final partition sizes.
An adaptive strategy is implemented to decide using
SOURCE_VAR_BASED_PARTITION or FIXED_PARTITION based on motions
in the video. The switching test is done once every
search_type_check_frequency frames.
The selection of source_var_thresh needs to be investigated
further later.
RTC set Borg test showed 0.424% overall psnr gain, and 0.357%
ssim gain. For clips with large enough static area, the
encoding speedup is around 2% to 15%.
Change-Id: Id7d268f1d8cbca7fb8026aa4a53b3c77459dc156
This commit allows the non-RD mode decision flow to select
prediction filter type in NEWMV mode. It provides 8.14% compression
performance gains in both settings of AQ=0 and 3. The current speed
impact is about 5% to 10% slower.
Change-Id: Id66ecebf77abd8f90fb3f6a066c0e8dfb4bf1c42
Copy up to a certain bsize, otherwise set to a fixed bsize.
This helsp to reduce artifact near moving boundary caused by full partition
copy without checking motion of super-block.
This artifact can occur at speeds 3,4 in real-time mode.
Issue: https://code.google.com/p/webm/issues/detail?id=738.
Change-Id: I05812521fd38816a467f72eb6a951cae4c227931
Turns off the DISABLE_RC_LONG_TERM_MEM macro and makes other changes
in the way the bits are updated, to make 2-pass rate control track
target bitrates closer.
Change-Id: I5f3be4b11c2908e6a9a9a1dd4fcf4e65531c44d8
This commit optimizes the bit allocation for the non-RD coding flow.
It applies slightly better quantizer to the frames, where all blocks
run a non-RD partition search. Such frames typically have better
rate-distortion trade off, thus improving the reconstruction quality
for next few frames reference at reasonably low increment in rate
cost.
The coding performance for rtc set at speed -5 with error-resilient
tuned on and rate control set as cbr is improved by 19.58%. It improved
the coding speed by about 10% for a portion of local test clips.
Change-Id: I9d56696cd4359dc8136ca10aff10fff05aaa2686
This commit enables the non-RD mode decision coding flow to
adaptively apply partition search in non-refresh frame, when the
collocated block in previous frame suggests there might be a motion
activity. It refactors the update_state_rt() function to support
buffer swap of mode_info struct, thereby unifying the encoding
stage across various non-RD coding modes.
It provides 5% compression performance gains in speed -6 for rtc
test set, at about 12% speed slow down.
Change-Id: Iefa374aed5a11c4b7ff9a3ed36a98ea8bd184edb
Fix so that vp9_update_segment_aq() will use the correct (i..e, chosen)
encoding mode (from ctx struct) in update_state.
Change-Id: Icc4b66f3935fad5ec4516a4d57e843d12c365e64
This commit allows the recursive non-RD partition search to early
terminate sub search tree when the cumulative rate-distortion is
already above the best available.
Change-Id: Ifdbcbb4bee229f47fde3033200829577c9f1fc1d
This commit added a speed feature to make the logic of calculating
skip_recode on a block level more explicit. This also enable the
feature to be enabled at speed 5 where the previous logic is too
conservative, help gain back the lost speed for --rt(-5).
Change-Id: Ieb37ca3e85c2e7bda343486edf13d5f5395f2233
There were a few conflicts between the new non-RD partition search
and recent clean-up patches, which were not caught by git control.
This commit fixed these issues.
Change-Id: Ieebefbd6c19d81d0d13e3c568877d5cce2ab7797
This commit takes out the if statements on using adaptive motion
search flag. This feature is automatically enabled in non-RD mode
decision flow for variable partition types search.
Change-Id: I5a25cf9109d84d07aa61b3e02c8d32dda1e90cb0
This commit enables a recursive partition type search for non-RD
mode decisions. It allows the encoder to choose variable block
sizes in a 64x64 block based on rate-distortion modeling.
It improves speed -6 coding efficiency for rtc set by 2.4%. Most
of the gains come from 32-40dB range, where many sequences gain
about 5% to 20%. Local tests suggest there is no speed change.
Change-Id: I06300016e500a21652812b7b3b081db39a783d66
