Temporary fix to denoiser when dynamic resizing is on.
-Reallocate denoiser buffers on resized frame.
-Force golden update on resized frame.
-Don't denoise resized frame, and copy source into denoised buffers.
Change-Id: Ife7638173b76a1c49eac7da4f2a30c9c1f4e2000
Dynamic resizing now support two-steps scaling: first go down to
3/4 and then 1/2. This feature is under a flag which controls the
switch between two-steps scaling and one-step scaling (1/2 only).
Change-Id: I3a6c1d3d5668cf8e016a0a02aeca737565604a0f
This is more a proof of concept than anything else. The problem here
isn't so much how to code it, but rather where to place the resulting
code. All intrapred DSP code lives in vpx_dsp, so do we want the vp10
specific intra pred functions to live there, or in vp10/?
See issue 1015.
Change-Id: I675f7badcc8e18fd99a9553910ecf3ddf81f0a05
The x86 simd expects this. Identical alignment can be found in vp9
and vp10 also. Fixes crashes on 32bit x86 systems.
Change-Id: I229c88d8f696acbef5337c8fa9503528df4e1c40
I've added a few new functions (d45e, d63e, he, ve) to cover the
filtered h/v 4x4 predictors that are vp8-specific, the "correct"
d45 with the correctly filtered bottom-right pixel (as opposed to
the unfiltered version in vp9), and the "broken" d63 with weirdly
filtered bottom-right pixels (which is correctly filtered in vp9).
There may be a minor performance impact on all systems because we
have to do an extra copy of the Above pixel array to incorporate
the topleft pixel in the same array (thus fitting the vpx_dsp API).
In addition, armv6 will have a more serious performance impact b/c
I removed the armv6/vp8-specific assembly. I'm not sure anyone
cares...
Change-Id: I7f9e5ebee11d8e21aca2cd517a69eefc181b2e86
define NOMINMAX to allow the std:: versions to be used; min/max will be
defined transitively via windows.h otherwise
Change-Id: I692b03fa3e70b7a53962d3fd209498f70f712fed
vp9_filter_block_plane_ss11() and vp9_filter_block_plane_non420()
are only called for the uv planes.
Change-Id: Iacd3b3242c8ce581edd37c8f06d95efc8a0f88a3
The loopfilter masks are now built in the decode loop.
This is done so we can eventually reduce the number of
MODE_INFO structs required by the decoder.
The encoder builds the masks for the entire frame prior
to calling the loopfilter.
Change-Id: Ia2146b07e0acb8c50203e586dfae0c4c5b316f11
When configured with high bitdepth enabled, the 8bit transform
stopped using optimised code. This made 8bit content decode slowly.
Change-Id: I67d91f9b212921d5320f949fc0a0d3f32f90c0ea
Update rate correction factor when we drop the frame due to overshoot.
Only affects when the drop_overshoot feature is on: screen_content_mode = 2.
Change-Id: I67e24de979b4c74744151d2ceb3cd75fec2a1e7a
In the decoder, map this to the output variable vpx_image_t.r_w/h.
This is intended as an improved version of VP9D_GET_DISPLAY_SIZE,
which doesn't work with parallel frame decoding. In the encoder,
map this to a codec control func (VP9E_SET_RENDER_SIZE) that takes
a w/h pair argument in a int[2] (identical to VP9D_GET_DISPLAY_SIZE).
Also add render_size to the encoder_param_get_to_decoder unit test.
See issue 1030.
Change-Id: I12124c13602d832bf4c44090db08c1009c94c7e8
The name "display_*" (or "d_*") is used for non-compatible information
(that is, the cropped frame dimensions in pixels, as opposed to the
intended screen rendering surface size). Therefore, continuing to use
display_* would be confusing to end users. Instead, rename the field
to render_*, so that struct vpx_image can include it.
Change-Id: Iab8d2eae96492b71c4ea60c4bce8121cb2a1fe2d
