1. 07 Aug, 2013 - 4 commits
    • Jingning Han's avatar
      Use low precision 32x32fdct for encodemb in speed1 · debb9c68
      Jingning Han authored
      The low precision 32x32 fdct has all the intermediate steps within
      16-bit depth, hence allowing faster SSE2 implementation, at the
      expense of larger round-trip error. It was used in the rate-distortion
      optimization search loop only.
      
      Using the low precision version, in replace of the high precision one,
      affects the compression performance by about 0.7% (derf, stdhd) at
      speed 0. For speed 1, it makes derf set down by only 0.017%.
      
      Change-Id: I4e7d18fac5bea5317b91c8e7dabae143bc6b5c8b
      debb9c68
    • Christian Duvivier's avatar
      Neon version of vp9_short_idct4x4_add. · 78182538
      Christian Duvivier authored
      Change-Id: Idec4cae0cb9b3a29835fd2750d354c1393d47aa4
      78182538
    • Deb Mukherjee's avatar
      296931c8
    • Deb Mukherjee's avatar
      Clean ups of the subpel search functions · 71b43b0f
      Deb Mukherjee authored
      Removes some unused code and speed features, and organizes the
      interfaces for fractional mv step functions for use in new speed
      features to come.
      
      In the process a new speed feature - number of iterations per
      step during the subpel search - is exposed.
      
      No change when this parameter is set as the original value of 3.
      
      Results:
      subpel_iters_per_step = 3: baseline
      subpel_iters_per_step = 2: psnr -0.067%, 1% speedup
      subpel_iters_per_step = 1: psnr -0.331%, 3-4% speedup
      
      Change-Id: I2eba8a21f6461be8caf56af04a5337257a5693a8
      71b43b0f
  2. 06 Aug, 2013 - 21 commits
  3. 05 Aug, 2013 - 14 commits
  4. 04 Aug, 2013 - 1 commit