Evaluated the impact of this change over 1000 image corpus.
The compression density is up (on average) by 1.2% and encoding time has
gone down considerably from 716 ms (per file) to 146 ms (per file)
(4.9X improvement in encoding time).
Change-Id: Ida562cc0bfe18c9d6f5f00873c95f8396b480eab
Adds new methods WebPPictureARGBToYUVA() and WebPPictureYUVAToARGB()
Depending on the value of picture->use_argb_input,
the main call WebPEncode() will convert appropriately.
Note that both conversions are lossy, so it's recommended to:
* use YUVA input for lossy compression (picture->use_argb_input=0)
* use ARGB input for lossless compression (picture->use_argb_input=1)
Change-Id: I8269d607723ee8a1136b9f4999f7ff4e657bbb04
* add a real proper pointer for holding memory chunk pointer
(instead of using y and argb fields)
* polish the doc with details
* add a WebPPictureView() that extract a view from a picture
without any copy (kind of a fast-crop).
* properly snap the top-left corner for Crop/View. Previously,
the luma position was not snapped, and was off compared to the chroma.
Change-Id: I8a3620c7f5fc6f7d1f8dd89d9da167c91e237439
'Set' and 'Get' methods for images take/return a bitstream as input,
instead of separate 'image' and 'alpha' arguments.
Also,
- Make WebPDataCopy() a public API
- Use WebPData for storing data in WebPChunk.
- Fix a potential memleak.
Change-Id: I4bf5ee6b39971384cb124b5b43921c27e9aabf3e
Check for valid bounds on the 'dist' in backward reference case.
Clamp it to 1 in case of zero and negative values.
Change-Id: I78e956d4595955efa02b1f9628b475093f6ee001
Adds a test of enc->mb_h_ to VP8IteratorProgress() to avoid a division
by zero. Fixes issue #121.
Original patch from even rouault (even dot rouault at gmail dot com).
Change-Id: Ie5fcc1821860c0a9366d5aa11f3aded4f5b98ed7
This limit corresponds to default histo_bits=3 for images upto sizes 400x400.
Any image higher than this dimension will bump up the histo_bits to 4 internally.
Change-Id: Ic8ba3dcd50e9c588cbbc4a0457289086498ff4ee
Fix inequality assertion on number of palette colors.
Fix inequality assertion test in BackwardReferencesHashChainFollowChosenPath.
Change-Id: Ie3242f1bbeaf96db91b839b6732ccce2634cebf3
- Move TAG_ID to webp/mux.h
- Rename it to WebPChunkId
- Rename IDs to WEBP_CHUNK_<tag>
- Remove "name" param from ChunkInfo struct and related changes.
- Rename WebPMuxNumNamedElements to WebPMuxNumChunks().
- WebPMuxNumChunks() takes WebPChunkId as param.
Change-Id: Ic6546e4a9ab823b556cdbc600faa137076546a2b
moves the implementation to ParseHeadersInternal. this also allows
decoding to start at a VP8X sub-chunk, e.g. 'ALPH'.
Change-Id: I06791f87d90f888de32746ecb02705e4b0ff227a
Used when we don't code a Huffman Image.
-> Simplify the code quite some because we don't have to
deal with special cases of histo bits
Change-Id: I0c3f46cbf3b501e021c093e07253e7404c01ff4f
ParseVP8X was checking for presence of extra 20 bytes (after RIFF header).
This check should not be executed for non-mux (non-VP8X) images.
Change-Id: I3fc89fa098ac0a53102e7bbf6c291269817c8e47
Updated histo_bits to 3 from 4 and changed the quality threshold for inner loop for HashChainFindCopy.
Impact: 0.5%-0.8% better bpp with 15%-20% hit on encoding throughput
at default encoding settings.
Change-Id: I316ef88403148b1e19036fa0817d944eb0301255
Ensure that the lossless bit-stream doesn't allow for such cases and
safe-gaurd decoder against indefinite recursion.
Change-Id: Ia6d7f519291de8739f79a977a5800982872aae71
When importing BGRA or RGBA data for encoding, provide variants of
the WEBPImportPicture API for RGBX and BRGX data meaning the alpha
channel should be ignored.
Author: noel@chromium.org
from Chromium patch: https://chromiumcodereview.appspot.com/10496016/
Change-Id: I15fcaa4160c69a2b5549394204b6e6d7a1c5d333
VP8-lossy will now avoid writing an ALPH chunk if the
alpha values are trivial.
+ changed DumpPicture() accordingly in cwebp
+ prevented the -d option to be active with lossless
(DumpPicture wouldn't work).
Change-Id: I34fdb108a2b6207e93fa6cd00b1d2509a8e1dc4b
The new modes are
MODE_rgbA
MODE_bgrA
MODE_Argb
MODE_rgbA_4444
It's binary incompatible, since the enums changed.
While at it, i removed the now unneeded KeepAlpha methods.
-> Saved ~12k of code!
* made explicit mention that alpha_plane is persistent,
so we have access to the full alpha plane data at all time.
Incremental decoding of alpha was planned for, but not
implemented. So better not dragged this constaint for now
and make the code easier until we revisit that.
Change-Id: Idaba281a6ca819965ca062d1c23329f36d90c7ff
Change the lossless signature to 0x2f
Add 1 bit indicator for 'droppable (or trivial) alpha)'.
Add 3 bit lossless version (for future extension like yuv support).
Change the sub-resolution information to 3 bits implying range [2 .. 9]
Change-Id: Ic7b8c069240bbcd326cf5d5d4cd2dde8667851e2
Take picture and percent value storage location instead of VP8Encoder.
This will allow reuse by the lossless encoder.
Change-Id: Ic49dbc800cc3e2df60d20f4ebac277f68ed6031b
Previously, it used to assume any raw bitstream is a VP8 one.
Also,
- Factor out VP8CheckSignature() & VP8LCheckSignature().
- Use a local var for *data_ptr in ParseVP8Header() for
readability.
Change-Id: I0fa8aa177dad7865e00c8898f7e7ce76a9db19d5
frame's InitIo should not reset fancy_upsampling flag.
This flag (fancy_upsampling) is set via CustomSetup -> WebPIoInitFromOptions
and frame's InitIo() is resetting it to 0.
Change-Id: I64b54cdfba43799c0a5aa8e384575af5d6331674
CostModelBuild() and TrackBackwards() returns weren't checked
+ code clean-up
+ de-inline VP8LBackwardRefs non-critical methods
+ shuffle the .h around to group things together
+ extract some constants as #define's
+ fixed the "if (!(cc_init = ...)) {...}" constructs
+ removed some unneeded VP8L prefixes
Change-Id: Ic634cb87bc6b2033242d3e8e8731fab4c134f327
may be useful later for instance to bypass some code
if we know we don't use the Bundle+ColorMap transform.
Change-Id: I9dc70d18165b2363ad9ede763684ef3d8eba5903
we vary linearly lossless-method between 0 and 6,
and lossless-quality between 50 and 100, so that encoding
speed can go from 'quite fast' to 'rather slow'.
Impact on size is moderate, but visible.
Change-Id: I0b7917e7170eb50258afb1a4e248028cd9e9207d
