ratectl.cc
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K is a running estimate of how bit-demand relates to frame activity - bits demand per activity it is used to allow prediction of quantisation needed to hit a bit-allocation. */ actual_Xhi = actual_bits * actual_avg_Q; /* To handle longer sequences with little picture content where I, B and P frames are of unusually similar size we insist I frames assumed to be at least one and a half times as complex as typical P frames */ if( picture.pict_type == I_TYPE ) actual_Xhi = fmax(actual_Xhi, 1.5*Xhi[P_TYPE]); picture.AQ = actual_avg_Q; picture.SQ = sum_avg_quant; //mjpeg_debug( "D=%d R=%d GC=%d", buffer_variation/8, (int)R/8, //gop_buffer_correction/8 ); /* Xi are used as a guesstimate of *typical* frame activities based on the past. Thus we don't want anomalous outliers due to scene changes swinging things too much (this is handled by the predictive complexity measure stuff) so we use moving averages. The weightings are intended so all 3 averages have similar real-time decay periods based on an assumption of 20-30Hz frame rates. */ ratectl_vbuf[picture.pict_type] = vbuf_fullness; sum_size[picture.pict_type] += actual_bits/8.0; pict_count[picture.pict_type] += 1; if( first_encountered[picture.pict_type] ) { Xhi[picture.pict_type] = actual_Xhi; first_encountered[picture.pict_type] = false; } else { double win = fast_tune ? K_AVG_WINDOW[picture.pict_type] / 1.7 : K_AVG_WINDOW[picture.pict_type]; Xhi[picture.pict_type] = (actual_Xhi + win*Xhi[picture.pict_type])/(win+1.0); } mjpeg_debug( "Frame %c A=%6.0f %.2f: I = %6.0f P = %5.0f B = %5.0f", pict_type_char[picture.pict_type], actual_bits/8.0, actual_Xhi, sum_size[I_TYPE]/pict_count[I_TYPE], sum_size[P_TYPE]/pict_count[P_TYPE], sum_size[B_TYPE]/pict_count[B_TYPE] ); VbvEndOfPict(picture); padding_needed = padding_bits/8;}/* compute initial quantization stepsize (at the beginning of picture) encparams.quant_floor != 0 is the VBR case where we set a bitrate as a (high) maximum and then put a floor on quantisation to achieve a reasonable overall size. */int OnTheFlyRateCtl::InitialMacroBlockQuant(Picture &picture){ return cur_mquant;}/************* * * SelectQuantization - select a quantisation for the current * macroblock based on the fullness of the virtual decoder buffer. * * NOTE: *Must* be called for all Macroblocks as content-based quantisation tuning is * supported. ************/int OnTheFlyRateCtl::MacroBlockQuant( const MacroBlock &mb ){ --mquant_change_ctr; if( mquant_change_ctr < 0) mquant_change_ctr = encparams.mb_width/2; int lum_variance = mb.BaseLumVariance(); int mquant; if( mquant_change_ctr == 0 || lum_variance < encparams.boost_var_ceil ) { const Picture &picture = mb.ParentPicture(); /* A.Stevens 2000 : we measure how much *information* (total activity) has been covered and aim to release bits in proportion. We keep track of a virtual buffer that catches the difference between the bits allocated and the bits we actually used. The fullness of this buffer controls quantisation. */ /* Guesstimate a virtual buffer fullness based on bits used vs. bits in proportion to activity encoded */ double dj = static_cast<double>(vbuf_fullness) + static_cast<double>(picture.SizeCodedMacroBlocks()) - actcovered * target_bits / actsum; /* scale against dynamic range of mquant and the bits/picture count. encparams.quant_floor != 0.0 is the VBR case where we set a bitrate as a (high) maximum and then put a floor on quantisation to achieve a reasonable overall size. Not that this *is* baseline quantisation. Not adjust for local activity. Otherwise we end up blurring active macroblocks. Silly in a VBR context. */ double Qj = dj*62.0/fb_gain; Qj = fmax(Qj,encparams.quant_floor); /* Heuristic: We decrease quantisation for macroblocks with markedly low luminace variance. This helps make gentle gradients (e.g. smooth backgrounds) look better at (hopefully) small additonal cost in coding bits */ double act_boost; if( lum_variance < encparams.boost_var_ceil ) { if( lum_variance < encparams.boost_var_ceil/2) act_boost = encparams.act_boost; else { double max_boost_var = encparams.boost_var_ceil/2; double above_max_boost = (static_cast<double>(lum_variance)-max_boost_var) / max_boost_var; act_boost = 1.0 + (encparams.act_boost-1.0) * (1.0-above_max_boost); } } else act_boost = 1.0; sum_vbuf_Q += ScaleQuantf(picture.q_scale_type,Qj/act_boost); cur_mquant = ScaleQuant(picture.q_scale_type,Qj/act_boost) ; } /* Update activity covered */ double act = mb.Activity(); actcovered += act; return cur_mquant;}/* VBV calculations * * generates warnings if underflow or overflow occurs *//* vbv_end_of_picture * * - has to be called directly after writing picture_data() * - needed for accurate VBV buffer overflow calculation * - assumes there is no byte stuffing prior to the next start code * * Note correction for bytes that will be stuffed away in the eventual CBR * bit-stream. */void OnTheFlyRateCtl::VbvEndOfPict(Picture &picture){}/* calc_vbv_delay * * has to be called directly after writing the picture start code, the * reference point for vbv_delay * * A.Stevens 2000: * Actually we call it just before the start code is written, but anyone * who thinks 32 bits +/- in all these other approximations matters is fooling * themselves. */void OnTheFlyRateCtl::CalcVbvDelay(Picture &picture){ /* number of 1/90000 s ticks until next picture is to be decoded */ if (picture.pict_type == B_TYPE) { if (encparams.prog_seq) { if (!picture.repeatfirst) picture_delay = 90000.0/encparams.frame_rate; /* 1 frame */ else { if (!picture.topfirst) picture_delay = 90000.0*2.0/encparams.frame_rate; /* 2 frames */ else picture_delay = 90000.0*3.0/encparams.frame_rate; /* 3 frames */ } } else { /* interlaced */ if (encparams.fieldpic) picture_delay = 90000.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); /* 1 field */ else { if (!picture.repeatfirst) picture_delay = 90000.0*2.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); /* 2 flds */ else picture_delay = 90000.0*3.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); /* 3 flds */ } } } else { /* I or P picture */ if (encparams.fieldpic) { if(picture.topfirst && (picture.pict_struct==TOP_FIELD)) { /* first field */ picture_delay = 90000.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); } else { /* second field */ /* take frame reordering delay into account */ picture_delay = next_ip_delay - 90000.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); } } else { /* frame picture */ /* take frame reordering delay into account*/ picture_delay = next_ip_delay; } if (!encparams.fieldpic || picture.topfirst!=(picture.pict_struct==TOP_FIELD)) { /* frame picture or second field */ if (encparams.prog_seq) { if (!picture.repeatfirst) next_ip_delay = 90000.0/encparams.frame_rate; else { if (!picture.topfirst) next_ip_delay = 90000.0*2.0/encparams.frame_rate; else next_ip_delay = 90000.0*3.0/encparams.frame_rate; } } else { if (encparams.fieldpic) next_ip_delay = 90000.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); else { if (!picture.repeatfirst) next_ip_delay = 90000.0*2.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); else next_ip_delay = 90000.0*3.0/(2.0*encparams.frame_rate); } } } } if (decoding_time==0.0) { /* first call of calc_vbv_delay */ /* we start with a 7/8 filled VBV buffer (12.5% back-off) */ picture_delay = ((encparams.vbv_buffer_size*7)/8)*90000.0/encparams.bit_rate; if (encparams.fieldpic) next_ip_delay = (int)(90000.0/encparams.frame_rate+0.5); } /* VBV checks */ /* TODO: This is currently disabled because it is hopeless wrong most of the time. It generates 20 warnings for frames with small predecessors (small bitcnt_EOP) that in reality would be padded away by the multiplexer for every realistic warning for an oversize packet. */#ifdef CRIES_WOLF /* check for underflow (previous picture). */ if (!encparams.low_delay && (decoding_time < (double)bitcnt_EOP*90000.0/encparams.bit_rate)) { /* picture not completely in buffer at intended decoding time */ mjpeg_warn("vbv_delay underflow frame %d (target=%.1f, actual=%.1f)", frame_num-1, decoding_time, bitcnt_EOP*90000.0/encparams.bit_rate); } /* when to decode current frame */ decoding_time += picture_delay; /* check for overflow (current picture). Unless verbose warn only if overflow must be at least in part due to an oversize frame (rather than undersize predecessor). */ picture.vbv_delay = (int)(decoding_time - ((double)bitcnt_EOP)*90000.0/bit_rate); if ( decoding_time * ((double)bit_rate / 90000.0) - ((double)bitcnt_EOP) > vbv_buffer_size ) { double oversize = encparams.vbv_buffer_size - (decoding_time / 90000.0 * bit_rate - (double)(bitcnt_EOP+frame_undershoot)); if(!quiet || oversize > 0.0 ) mjpeg_warn("vbv_delay overflow frame %d - %f.0 bytes!", frame_num, oversize / 8.0 ); } if (picture.vbv_delay<0) { mjpeg_warn("vbv_delay underflow: %d",picture.vbv_delay); picture.vbv_delay = 0; } if (picture.vbv_delay>65535) { mjpeg_warn("vbv_delay frame %d exceeds permissible range: %d", frame_num, picture.vbv_delay); picture.vbv_delay = 65535; }#else if( !encparams.mpeg1 || encparams.quant_floor != 0 || encparams.still_size > 0) picture.vbv_delay = 0xffff; else if( encparams.still_size > 0 ) picture.vbv_delay = static_cast<int>(90000.0/encparams.frame_rate/4);#endif}/* * Local variables: * c-file-style: "stroustrup" * tab-width: 4 * indent-tabs-mode: nil * End: */
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