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  • Revision 1092140379 : No longer use use_lastframe_partitioning speed feature The speedup in rd_pick_p

    6 septembre 2014, par Yunqing Wang

    Changed Paths :
     Modify /vp9/encoder/vp9_speed_features.c



    No longer use use_lastframe_partitioning speed feature

    The speedup in rd_pick_partition() function makes it possible
    to drop use_lastframe_partitioning feature. By doing that, we
    achieve good PSNR gain with small speed loss. Also, this makes
    encoding loop less complicated. The code cleanup patch will
    follow.

    Borg tests showed :
    1. At speed 2,
    stdhd set : 0.201% PSNR gain, 0.133% SSIM gain ;
    derf set : 0.262% PSNR gain, 0.276% SSIM gain.
    2. At speed 3,
    stdhd set : 0.139% PSNR gain, 0.109% SSIM gain ;
    derf set : 0.447% PSNR gain, 0.442% SSIM gain.

    The average speed loss over selected test clips is within 1%
    with the worst case of 4%.

    Change-Id : Icfd2ded7869372b585a6972855d933b3d0280d90

  • Artifacts in WMP after speed-up and fps change

    11 septembre 2014, par Snow

    Trying to convert a 1 hour video with 0.02 fps, to a very short one (100 times speed-up) with somethinglike 10 fps to include in a powerpoint presentation.

    I did this :

    ffmpeg - input.mp4 -filter:v "setpts=0.01*PTS" -r 10 output.mp4

    Works great, play nicely with VLC or SMPlayer (which I believe use ffmpeg libraries for decoding). But if played with Windows Media Player, or inserted in a powerpoint presentation, this gives a lot of artifacts...the video is almost not watchable.

    Is there a way to make this watchable in powerpoint (i’m guessing the problem lies down with the video renderer used in powerpoint...)

  • Revision c792e1d50f : Merge "Remove the use of use_lastframe_partitioning at speed 4"

    9 septembre 2014, par Yunqing Wang

    Merge "Remove the use of use_lastframe_partitioning at speed 4"

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