A superframe is a bunch of frames that bundled as one frame. It is mostly
used to combine one or more non-displayable frames and one displayable frame.
For frame parallel decoding, libvpx decoder will only support decoding one
normal frame or a super frame with superframe index.
If an application pass a superframe without superframe index or a chunk
of displayable frames without superframe index to libvpx decoder, libvpx
will not decode it in frame parallel mode. But libvpx decoder still could
decode it in serial mode.
Change-Id: I04c9f2c828373d64e880a8c7bcade5307015ce35
Speed 6 uses small tx size, namely 8x8. max_intra_bsize needs to
be modified accordingly to ensure valid intra mode checking.
Borg test on RTC set showed an overall PSNR gain of 0.335% in speed
-6.
This also changes speed -5 encoding by allowing DC_PRED checking
for block32x32. Borg test on RTC set showed a slight PSNR gain of
0.145%, and no noticeable speed change.
Change-Id: I1502978d8fbe265b3bb235db0f9c35ba0703cd45
This is the first step to rework the rate-distortion modeling used
in rtc coding mode. The overall goal is to make the modeling
customized for the statistics encountered in the rtc coding.
This commit makes encoder to perform rate-distortion modeling for
DC and AC coefficients separately. No speed changes observed.
The coding performance for pedestrian_area_1080p is largely
improved:
speed -5, from 79558 b/f, 37.871 dB -> 79598 b/f, 38.600 dB
speed -6, from 79515 b/f, 37.822 dB -> 79544 b/f, 38.130 dB
Overall performance for rtc set at speed -6 is improved by 0.67%.
Change-Id: I9153444567e5f75ccdcaac043c2365992c005c0c
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 commit fixes frame header decoding for superframe index, to
prevent out of boundary memory read triggered by fuzz test
vector. It resolves a chromium security violation issue
crbug.com/376802.
The issue was introduced in the change:
Add VPXD_SET_DECRYPTOR support to the VP9 decoder.
cl-id I88f86c8ff9af34e0b6531028b691921b54c2fc48
where the buffer was read before validation check on index offset
applied.
A test vector is added accordingly.
Change-Id: I41c988e776bbdd1033312a668e03a3dbcf44ca99
This patch appears to have introduced non-determinism and/or
mismatch from debug vs release.
This reverts commit 5daef90efc4613efd7e7ee80ba4e1ecf9a57a966.
Change-Id: I80081e55cfeaaa821b510b58a4e6e6328003c7da
The current decoding scheme will decrease the reference count
of the output frame when finish decoding. Then the application
could copy the frame from the decoder buffer to application buffer.
In frame-parallel decoding, a decoded frame will not be outputted
until several frames later which depends on thread numbers. So
the decoded frame's reference count should be decreased only
after application finish copying the frame out. But due to the
limitation of vpx_codec_get_frame, decoder could not know when
application finish decoding. So use a index last_show_frame to
release the last output frame's reference count.
Change-Id: I403ee0d01148ac1182e5a2d87cf7dcc302b51e63
