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/* | |
* MPP reference management system follows the model of H.264/H.265 reference | |
* frame mangement. | |
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* The reference frame is defined into two type: long-term reference frame and | |
* short-refernce frame (lt_ref and st_ref). | |
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* The lt_ref can be only indexed by long-term reference frame index (lt_idx). | |
* The st_ref can be indexed by its temporal id (tid) and previous count. | |
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* MppEncRefMode defined the way for user to reference the required frame. | |
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* Normal reference mode without argument | |
* REF_TO_PREV_REF_FRM - refer to previous reference frame in encode order (No matter Lt or St) | |
* REF_TO_PREV_ST_REF - refer to previous short-term reference frame | |
* REF_TO_PREV_LT_REF - refer to previous long-term reference frame | |
* REF_TO_PREV_INTRA - refer to previous Intra / IDR frame | |
* REF_TO_ST_REF_SETUP - refer to refernce frame defined in StRefSetup | |
* | |
* Normal reference mode with argument | |
* REF_TO_TEMPORAL_LAYER - refer to previous reference frame with temporal id argument | |
* REF_TO_LT_REF_IDX - refer to long-term reference frame with lt_ref_idx argument | |
* REF_TO_ST_PREV_N_REF - refer to short-term reference frame with diff frame_num argument | |
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* Long-term reference only mode | |
* REF_TO_ST_REF_SETUP - use corresponding mode of original short-term reference frame | |
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* Short-term reference only mode | |
* REF_TO_LT_REF_SETUP - indicate that this frame will be overwrited by long-term config | |
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* By combining frames with these modes user can define many kinds of reference hierarchy | |
* structure. But normally user should use simplified preset hierarchy pattern. | |
* | |
* The rules for virtual cpb management is similiar to H.264/H.265 | |
* 1. When one frame is marked as long-term reference frame it will be kept in cpb until | |
* it is replaced by other frame with the same lt_idx or IDR frame. | |
* 2. When one frame is marked as short-term reference frame it will be inert into cpb when | |
* there is enough storage space. When the number of total sum of long-term and short-term | |
* reference frame excess the cpb size limit the oldest short-term frame will be removed. | |
* This is call sliding window in H.264. | |
*/ | |
/* max 4 temporal layer */ | |
/* max 4 long-term reference frame */ | |
/* | |
* Group Of Picture (GOP) config is separated into three parts: | |
* | |
* 1. Intra / IDR frame config | |
* igop - the interval of two intra / IDR frames | |
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* 2. Long-term reference config (MppEncRefLtFrmCfg) | |
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* Setup long-term reference index max lt_idx, loop interval and reference | |
* mode for auto long-term reference frame generation. The encoder will | |
* mark frame to be long-term reference frame with given interval. | |
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* 2.1 lt_idx | |
* The long-term reference frame index is unique identifier for a long-term | |
* reference frame. | |
* The max long-term reference frame index should NOT larger than | |
* max_num_ref_frames in sps. | |
* | |
* 2.2 lt_gap | |
* When lt_gap is zero the long-term reference frame generation is disabled. | |
* When lt_gap is non-zero (usually 2~3 second interval) then the long-term | |
* reference frame will be generated for error recovery or smart hierarchy. | |
* | |
* 2.2 lt_delay | |
* The lt_delay is the delay time for generation of long-term reference frame. | |
* The start point of lt_delay is the IDR/intra frame genertaed by igop. | |
* | |
* 2.4 ref_mode: Long-term refernce frame reference mode | |
* NOTE: temporal id of longterm reference frame is always zero. | |
* | |
* Examples: | |
* Sequence has only one lt_ref 0 and setup one long-term reference frame | |
* every 300 frame. | |
* { | |
* .lt_idx = 0, | |
* .lt_gap = 300, | |
* .lt_delay = 0, | |
* } | |
* result: | |
* frame 0 ...... 299 300 301 ...... 599 600 601 | |
* lt_idx 0 xxxxxx x 0 x xxxxxx x 0 x | |
* | |
* Sequence has lt_ref from 0 to 2 and setup a long-term reference frame | |
* every 100 frame. | |
* { | |
* .lt_idx = 0, | |
* .lt_gap = 300, | |
* .lt_delay = 0, | |
* } | |
* { | |
* .lt_idx = 1, | |
* .lt_gap = 300, | |
* .lt_delay = 100, | |
* } | |
* { | |
* .lt_idx = 2, | |
* .lt_gap = 300, | |
* .lt_delay = 200, | |
* } | |
* result: | |
* frame 0 ... 99 100 101 ... 199 200 201 ... 299 300 301 | |
* lt_idx 0 xxx x 1 x xxx x 2 x xxx x 0 x | |
* | |
* 3. Short-term reference config (MppEncStRefSetup) | |
* | |
* 3.1 is_non_ref | |
* The is_non_ref indicated the current frame is reference frame or not. | |
* | |
* 3.2 temporal_id | |
* The temporal id of the current frame configure. | |
* | |
* 3.3 ref_mode: short-term refernce frame reference mode | |
* | |
* 3.4 repeat | |
* The repeat time of the short-term reference frame configure. | |
* The overall frame count with the same config is repeat + 1. | |
* | |
* Examples: | |
* | |
*/ | |
typedef enum MppEncRefMode_e { | |
/* max 32 mode in 32-bit */ | |
/* for default ref global config */ | |
REF_MODE_GLOBAL, | |
REF_TO_PREV_REF_FRM = REF_MODE_GLOBAL, | |
REF_TO_PREV_ST_REF, | |
REF_TO_PREV_LT_REF, | |
REF_TO_PREV_INTRA, | |
/* for global config with args */ | |
REF_MODE_GLOBAL_WITH_ARG = 0x4, | |
/* with ref arg as temporal layer id */ | |
REF_TO_TEMPORAL_LAYER = REF_MODE_GLOBAL_WITH_ARG, | |
/* with ref arg as long-term reference picture index */ | |
REF_TO_LT_REF_IDX, | |
/* with ref arg as short-term reference picture difference frame_num */ | |
REF_TO_ST_PREV_N_REF, | |
REF_MODE_GLOBAL_BUTT, | |
/* for lt-ref */ | |
REF_MODE_LT = 0x18, | |
REF_TO_ST_REF_SETUP, | |
REF_MODE_LT_BUTT, | |
/* for st-ref */ | |
REF_MODE_ST = 0x1C, | |
REF_TO_LT_REF_SETUP, | |
REF_MODE_ST_BUTT, | |
} MppEncRefMode; | |
typedef struct MppEncRefLtFrmCfg_t { | |
RK_S32 lt_idx; /* lt_idx of the reference frame */ | |
RK_S32 temporal_id; /* temporal_id of the reference frame */ | |
MppEncRefMode ref_mode; | |
RK_S32 ref_arg; | |
RK_S32 lt_gap; /* gap between two lt-ref with same lt_idx */ | |
RK_S32 lt_delay; /* delay offset to igop start frame */ | |
} MppEncRefLtFrmCfg; | |
typedef struct MppEncRefStFrmCfg_t { | |
RK_S32 is_non_ref; | |
RK_S32 temporal_id; | |
MppEncRefMode ref_mode; | |
RK_S32 ref_arg; | |
RK_S32 repeat; /* repeat times */ | |
} MppEncRefStFrmCfg; | |
typedef struct MppEncRefPreset_t { | |
/* input parameter for query */ | |
const char *name; | |
RK_S32 max_lt_cnt; | |
RK_S32 max_st_cnt; | |
MppEncRefLtFrmCfg *lt_cfg; | |
MppEncRefStFrmCfg *st_cfg; | |
/* output parameter */ | |
RK_S32 lt_cnt; | |
RK_S32 st_cnt; | |
} MppEncRefPreset; | |
typedef void* MppEncRefCfg; | |
extern "C" { | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_init(MppEncRefCfg *ref); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_deinit(MppEncRefCfg *ref); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_reset(MppEncRefCfg ref); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_set_cfg_cnt(MppEncRefCfg ref, RK_S32 lt_cnt, RK_S32 st_cnt); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_add_lt_cfg(MppEncRefCfg ref, RK_S32 cnt, MppEncRefLtFrmCfg *frm); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_add_st_cfg(MppEncRefCfg ref, RK_S32 cnt, MppEncRefStFrmCfg *frm); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_check(MppEncRefCfg ref); | |
/* | |
* A new reference configure will restart a new gop and clear cpb by default. | |
* The keep cpb function will let encoder keeps the current cpb status and do NOT | |
* reset all the reference frame in cpb. | |
*/ | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_set_keep_cpb(MppEncRefCfg ref, RK_S32 keep); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_get_preset(MppEncRefPreset *preset); | |
MPP_RET mpp_enc_ref_cfg_show(MppEncRefCfg ref); | |
} | |