applied against a x86_64 configure with and without
--enable-vp9-highbitdepth
clang-tidy-3.7.1 \
-checks='-*,google-readability-braces-around-statements' \
-header-filter='.*' -fix
+ clang-format afterward
Change-Id: Ia2993ec64cf1eb3505d3bfb39068d9e44cfbce8d
This commit starts to convert the tests to a system where the codec
to be used is provided by a factory object. Currently no tests are
instantiated for VP9 since they all fail for various reasons, but it
was verified that they're called and the correct codec is
instantiated.
Change-Id: Ia7506df2ca3a7651218ba3ca560634f08c9fbdeb
Modified EncoderTest class to have separate member variables
for initialization time and per-frame.
Change-Id: I08a1901f8f3ec16e45f96297e08e7f6df0f4aa0b
The codec as it stood placed a keyframe one frame after a
real cut scene - and ignored datarate and other considerations.
TODO: Its possible that we should detect a keyframe and recode
the frame ( in certain circumstances) to improve quality.
Change-Id: Ia1fd6d90103f4da4d21ca5ab62897d22e0b888a8
The lower complexity modes may not generate a keyframe automatically.
This behavior was found when running under Valgrind, as the slow
performance caused the speed selection to pick lower complexities than
when running natively. Instead, use a fixed complexity for the
realtime auto keyframe test.
Affected tests:
AllModes/KeyframeTest.TestAutoKeyframe/0
Change-Id: I44e3f44e125ad587c293ab5ece29511d7023be9b
Implements a couple simple tests of the encoder API using the gtest
framework:
TestDisableKeyframes
TestForceKeyframe
TestKeyframeMaxDistance
Change-Id: I38e93fe242fbeb30bb11b23ac12de8ddc291a28d
