comparison dv.c @ 3152:28a087ad41d1 libavcodec

Assign class 2 to most macroblocks by default, instead of a more conservative method defined by SMPTE Patch by Dan Maas

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static always_inline void dv_set_class_number(DCTELEM* blk, EncBlockInfo* bi,
                                              const uint8_t* zigzag_scan, const int *weight, int bias)
{
    int i, area;
    static const int classes[] = {12, 24, 36, 0xffff};
    int max=12;
    int prev=0;

    bi->mb[0] = blk[0];

    for (area = 0; area < 4; area++) {

3152:28a087ad41d1

static always_inline void dv_set_class_number(DCTELEM* blk, EncBlockInfo* bi,
                                              const uint8_t* zigzag_scan, const int *weight, int bias)
{
    int i, area;
    /* We offer two different methods for class number assignment: the
       method suggested in SMPTE 314M Table 22, and an improved
       method. The SMPTE method is very conservative; it assigns class
       3 (i.e. severe quantization) to any block where the largest AC
       component is greater than 36. ffmpeg's DV encoder tracks AC bit
       consumption precisely, so there is no need to bias most blocks
       towards strongly lossy compression. Instead, we assign class 2
       to most blocks, and use class 3 only when strictly necessary
       (for blocks whose largest AC component exceeds 255). */

#if 0 /* SMPTE spec method */
    static const int classes[] = {12, 24, 36, 0xffff};
#else /* improved ffmpeg method */
    static const int classes[] = {-1, -1, 255, 0xffff};
#endif
    int max=classes[0];
    int prev=0;

    bi->mb[0] = blk[0];

    for (area = 0; area < 4; area++) {