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• Updated version number

  15 août 2012, par Jack Moore

  m README.md m colorbox/jquery.colorbox.js Updated version number

• avcodec/snowenc : correct fullpel search pattern

  10 mai 2015, par Michael Niedermayer

  avcodec/snowenc : correct fullpel search pattern
  No real difference in quality, its a bit slower for the same dia_size as more
  
  vectors are searched for the same dia_size
  Signed-off-by : Michael Niedermayer <michaelni@gmx.at>
  

  • [DH] libavcodec/snowenc.c
  • [DH] tests/ref/vsynth/vsynth1-snow
  • [DH] tests/ref/vsynth/vsynth1-snow-hpel

• FFMPEG Motion Compensation and Search

  20 juin 2016, par Tina Jasmin

  I’m trying to modify the motion detection part of FFMPEG. What I want to do is to extend the search space, so that whenever the macroblock hit the right most edge of the frame, I need it to still move the block towards the left-most as if they are connected (in my example videos, the right edge is actually a continue of the left edge). Can someone help me to point where exactly I can modify it within FFMPEG source code or x265, or x264 ?

  

  I took H265 as an example from here. It has a motion.cpp file which nicely specifies the possible block sizes as below. But I can’t find the specific loop that traverses the frame. A help is highly appreciated.

  #define SETUP_SCALE(W, H) \
  
      sizeScale[LUMA_ ## W ## x ## H] = (H * H) >> 4;
  
      SETUP_SCALE(4, 4);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(8, 8);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(8, 4);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(4, 8);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 8);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(8, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 12);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(12, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(4, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 4);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(32, 32);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(32, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 32);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(32, 24);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(24, 32);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(32, 8);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(8, 32);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(64, 64);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(64, 32);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(32, 64);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(64, 48);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(48, 64);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(64, 16);
  
      SETUP_SCALE(16, 64);
  
  #undef SETUP_SCALE

  UPDATE :

  One way to do that (in x265) is to modify the edge extension area (which is already in the code, in the frameFilter.cpp), and do that for rightmost and fill blocks with leftmost pixels. I identified the piece of code here. Can someone help me to add this feature for right-to-left extension ?

  if ((col == 0) | (col == m_frameFilter->m_numCols - 1))
  
      {
  
          // TODO: improve by process on Left or Right only
  
          primitives.extendRowBorder(reconPic->getLumaAddr(m_rowAddr), stride, reconPic->m_picWidth, realH, reconPic->m_lumaMarginX);
  
  
  
          if (m_frameFilter->m_param->internalCsp != X265_CSP_I400)
  
          {
  
              primitives.extendRowBorder(reconPic->getCbAddr(m_rowAddr), strideC, reconPic->m_picWidth >> hChromaShift, realH >> vChromaShift, reconPic->m_chromaMarginX);
  
              primitives.extendRowBorder(reconPic->getCrAddr(m_rowAddr), strideC, reconPic->m_picWidth >> hChromaShift, realH >> vChromaShift, reconPic->m_chromaMarginX);
  
          }
  
      }
  
  
  
      // Extra Left and Right border on first and last CU
  
      if ((col == 0) | (col == m_frameFilter->m_numCols - 1))
  
      {
  
          copySizeY += lumaMarginX;
  
          copySizeC += chromaMarginX;
  
      }
  
  
  
      // First column need extension left padding area and first CU
  
      if (col == 0)
  
      {
  
          pixY -= lumaMarginX;
  
          pixU -= chromaMarginX;
  
          pixV -= chromaMarginX;
  
      }