there's still some malloc/free in the external example
This is an encoder API change because of the introduction
of WebPMemoryWriterClear() for symmetry reasons.
The MemoryWriter object should probably go in examples/ instead
of being in the main lib, though.
mux_types.h stil contain some inlined free()/malloc() that are
harder to remove (we need to put them in the libwebputils lib
and make sure link is ok). Left as a TODO for now.
Also: WebPDecodeRGB*() function are still returning a pointer
that needs to be free()'d. We should call WebPSafeFree() on
these, but it means exposing the whole mechanism. TODO(later).
Change-Id: Iad2c9060f7fa6040e3ba489c8b07f4caadfab77b
New API options: WebPDecoderOptions.flip and 'dwebp -flip ...'
it uses negative stride trick.
Also changed the decoder code to support user-supplied
buffers with negative stride, independently of the
WebPDecoderOptions.flip value.
Change-Id: I4dc0d06f0c87e51a3f3428be4fee2d6b5ad76053
* 0.3.0: (57 commits)
update ChangeLog
Regression fix for alpha channels using color cache:
wicdec: silence a format warning
muxedit: silence some uninitialized warnings
update ChangeLog
update NEWS
bump version to 0.3.1
Revert "add WebPBlendAlpha() function to blend colors against background"
Simplify forward-WHT + SSE2 version
probe input file and quick-check for WebP format.
configure: improve gl/glut library test
update copyright text
configure: remove use of AS_VAR_APPEND
fix EXIF parsing in PNG
add doc precision for WebPPictureCopy() and WebPPictureView()
remove datatype qualifier for vmnv
fix a memory leak in gif2webp
fix two minor memory leaks in webpmux
remove some cruft from swig/libwebp.jar
README: update swig notes
...
Conflicts:
NEWS
examples/gif2webp.c
src/dec/alpha.c
src/dec/idec.c
src/dec/vp8l.c
src/enc/alpha.c
src/enc/vp8l.c
Change-Id: Ib202fad7825a090c3b3a5169acd171369cface47
new option: -blend_alpha 0xrrggbb
also: don't force picture.use_argb value for lossless. Instead,
delay the YUVA<->ARGB conversion till WebPEncode() is called.
This make the blending more accurate when source is ARGB
and lossy compression is used (YUVA).
This has an effect on cropping/rescaling. E.g. for PNG, these
are now done in ARGB colorspace instead of YUV when lossy compression
is used.
Change-Id: I18571f1b1179881737a8dbd23ad0aa8cddae3c6b
(cherry picked from commit e7d9548c9b)
new option: -blend_alpha 0xrrggbb
also: don't force picture.use_argb value for lossless. Instead,
delay the YUVA<->ARGB conversion till WebPEncode() is called.
This make the blending more accurate when source is ARGB
and lossy compression is used (YUVA).
This has an effect on cropping/rescaling. E.g. for PNG, these
are now done in ARGB colorspace instead of YUV when lossy compression
is used.
Change-Id: I18571f1b1179881737a8dbd23ad0aa8cddae3c6b
using token-buffer (that is: slightly more memory. O(output_size))
This change is ON by default. To return to previous behaviour, use
'cwebp -low_memory' or set config.low_memory to true.
Side-effect of this new mode: it forces 1 partition only (which was
default anyway), and makes some statistics about the bitstream
no longer available. cwebp will no longer report 'intra4-coeffs', etc.
This mode also doesn't work (yet) with multi-pass, and -low_memory
is currently forced for multi-pass.
also: reversed the flag: USE_TOKEN_BUFFER -> DISABLE_TOKEN_BUFFER
also: fixed the kAverageBytesPerMB estimate
Change-Id: I4ea80382038d6df4309663e0cb7bd88d9bca9cf1
new option: 'cwebp -mt ...'
new config flag: config.thread_level
(allowed thread_level are 0 or 1 for now. Maybe more later...)
If -mt is activated (and WEBP_USE_THREAD is used for compile), the alpha-compression
will be done in parallel to RGB coding for lossy. Can save quite a bit of latency...
Has no effect for lossless encoding.
Change-Id: I769d0bf90e7380cf99344ad62cd77277f4df5a46
This option remaps internal parameters to better match
the expected compression curve of JPEG and produce output files
of similar size, but with better quality.
Change-Id: I96a1cbb480b1f6a0c6845a23c33dfd63f197b689
It will decode to raw (flat) YUV format, similar to what
cwebp can take as input. Makes the PSNR/SSIM calculation easier.
Change-Id: Iebfaedfc0bedc70c169b24ae4aabc701488d0644
currently has no effect except to disable metadata extraction from the
input when the value is 'none'.
Change-Id: Ic50d4c9d634cc1f6b72ae4e130e99736c85a6477
* commit 'v0.2.1':
Update ChangeLog
update NEWS
bump version to 0.2.1
libwebp: validate chunk size in ParseOptionalChunks
cwebp (windows): fix alpha image import on XP
autoconf/libwebp: enable dll builds for mingw
[cd]webp: always output windows errors
fix double to float conversion warning
cwebp: fix jpg encodes on XP
VP8LAllocateHistogramSet: fix overflow in size calculation
GetHistoBits: fix integer overflow
EncodeImageInternal: fix uninitialized free
fix the -g/O3 discrepancy for 32bit compile
fix the BITS=8 case
Make *InitSSE2() functions be empty on non-SSE2 platform
make *InitSSE2() functions be empty on non-SSE2 platform
make VP8DspInitNEON() public
Conflicts:
src/Makefile.am
src/dsp/dec_neon.c
Change-Id: Iddc5152e4a6892db96c12d7c3f74adbc85fe6178
LSIM stands for "local similarity": before matching
a compressed pixel to the source, we search around in the source
and minimise the squared error. So, this is close to PSNR calculation,
but mitigates some of its limitations (pure translation and noise for instance).
There's a new -print_lsim option to cwebp too.
Change-Id: Ia38561034c7a90e71d2ea0f55bb1de527eda245b
For low-color images, it may be better to not use color-palettes.
Users should treat this as one another hint (as with Photo &
Picture) and another parameter for tuning the compression density.
The optimum compression can still be obtained by running (outer loop)
compression with all possible tunable parameters.
Change-Id: Icb1a4face2a84774e16e801aee4a8ae97e232e8a
These will report the 7x7-averaged PSNR or SSIM, using the
new internal function WebPPictureDistortion().
This is for information only. These flags have no encoding impact.
+misc opportunistic cosmetics
Change-Id: I64c0a7eca679134d39062e438886274b22bb643f
to 'clean up' the fully-transparent area and make it more compressible
new cwebp flags: -alpha_cleanup (off by default, since gain is not 100% guaranteed)
Change-Id: I74d77e1915eee146584cd61c9c1132a41db922eb
.. where only 2 filtering modes are potentially
tried, instead of all of them. This is fast than the exhaustive 'best'
mode, and not much worse.
Options for cwebp are:
-alpha_filter none
-alpha_filter fast (<- default)
-alpha_filter best (<- slow)
Change-Id: I8cb90ee11b8f981811e013ea4ad5bf72ba3ea7d4
Quite handy and simple (for now).
It's not yet incorporated within the build system (autotools or
makefile.unix), because it gets complicated with OpenGL. TODO(later).
For now, there's some ready-to-use command line for compiling on Linux
or Mac in the header of vwebp.c
Later, this tool will be supplemented with support for animation,
tiling, zooming, etc.
Change-Id: I292972cea4862536afbe8c9ec444c590d152f086
