If 0,0 vector is illegal, it's possible that no legal movement vector,
is found, in which case a large cost is returned instead. The cost
overflowed and there is all sorts of silliness with converting from
double to int, but I'm not going to fix all of it because when we
remove the doubles it will all get fixed.
An incorrect frame boundary check caused a checksum error, because the
chroma reconstruction of the encoder was wrong. The encoder treated
horizontal tile boundaries as frame boundaries when the vertical
component of the movement vector was a multiple of 8.
CU data was being copied to the wrong place in the reference frames
cu_array, which led to uninitialized data being used as a starting
point for motion vector search.
Fixes#99.
A 32 bit int overflowed after 2^31 bits (2Gb). It will still overflow
eventually, after 500 years of outputting 1Gb/s, but by that time,
I recon we will have fixed this properly and it's time to upgrade.
Changes communication between the input thread and main thread in
encmain.c so that only one of them uses img_in and retval at a time.
Fixes a race condition which would sometimes result in a deadlock.
Add dependency to the reference frame instead of the previous frame,
in order to allow more frames to be encoded in parallel when temporal
stepping >1 in LP-gop (such as --gop=lp-g8d4r1t2).
This moves the interlacing from CLI code to api->encoder_encode, in
order to make it possible to use field coding through the lib API.
The field order is now determined per frame, as FFmpeg gives it per
frame and it's signaled per frame.
As a side effect, the CLI also now prints info from frames instead of
fields. While we might want to extend the API in the future to allow
printing of more detailed information about fields, for now it's
more important that the CLI uses the real lib API.
PSNR calculation for interlaced frames disabled until we have a way to
avoid deinterlacing the frame when it's not necessary.
Prevents a conflict with config.h and src/config.h so that the config.h
generated by configure is included in global.h. Fixes problems with
large input files on 32-bit systems.
- Handle input processing in a separate thread to allow main thread more time with thread handling etc
- Significant speedup can be seen when run on ultrafast settings and on a system with great number of cores
