The SSE2 code is from VP8 MFQE, reuse it in VP9. No change on VP8
side. In our testing, we achieve 2X speed by adopting this change.
Change-Id: Ib2b14144ae57c892005c1c4b84e3379d02e56716
When qdiff is larger, the sad/variance threshold should also be
higher which indicates a more aggressive action on MFQE.
Change-Id: I44c5c93572805458d4f87fdc7619cc9d8a522185
By using weighted averaging in the calculation of the frames to be
displayed, we get an average gain of more than 1 db for key frames
whose base qp are 20 higher than non-key frames.
Change-Id: I7bcb2e7b9c6420ea3f73f33204d18b072dffd17c
Only for the rectangle blocks larger than 16X16, SAD and Variance are
still based on the internal square blocks.
Change-Id: I3754da1b0254147313f86a0140dbf4f980f06a5a
It is the first version of MFQE in VP9. There are a few TODOs included
in this version.
Usage: Add flag --enable-vp9-postproc to config the project.
In decoder, use flag --mfqe in the command line to enable
MFQE in postproc.
Note: Need to have key frame with low quality to see the effect of this
new patch. In my experiment, I fixed the qindex to 200 in key frame.
Change-Id: I021f9ce4616ed3574c81e48d968662994b56a396
