Set enc->prev_candidate_undecided_ as 0 when a frame is not chosen
as a possible keyframe, so that the dispose method can be
dispose-to-background.
Change-Id: If2899f5dbc06fb53705fb8240072ab6440a6de12
(cherry picked from commit 29fedbf58b)
This was defined (slightly differently) at two places. Created a common
method and moved to utils/utils.[hc].
Change-Id: I66c3ac6dea24e0cd2c0eaa5440f3142b4dbbe23b
As per the spec
(https://developers.google.com/speed/webp/docs/riff_container), only the
extended file format can contain an unknown chunk. So, when assembling a
WebP file with muxer, whenever there is an unknown chunk present, we
should create a VP8X chunk (even though none of the features are
present).
BUG=webp:294
Change-Id: I5da52d311e1853d40063d0f5026100d4325effaa
This reverts commit 169004b1d5.
this changes the ABI, so should bump versions and add a note to NEWS
when we're ready to expose it
Change-Id: Ic5bbd0aee2b6fd0f9d438a9effedf22fe0cec4bf
tl;dr
We do the following:
- Start with transparent value of 0x00000000 instead of 0x00ffffff, so that
WebPCleanupTransparentAreaLossless() is a no-op.
- Restore the original canvas after lossy encoding, to discard changes made by
WebPCleanupTransparentArea() before the next encode.
Explanation of why:
In the mixed mode, anim_encoder tries to encode using both lossless and lossy
compression. In fact, when "min_size" option is enabled, there are at most 4
encodes that can happen in this order:
- lossless with dispose none
- lossy with dispose none
- lossless with dispose background
- lossy with dispose background
But both lossless and lossy both potentially modify the canvas during encode
(for better compression):
- Lossless: WebPCleanupTransparentAreaLossless() turns all transparent pixels
to 0x00000000
- Lossy: WebPCleanupTransparentArea() flattens some transparent pixels
So, the result is that, sometimes we feed the modified canvas to the encoder
instead of the original one, which isn't the right thing to do.
This also applies to just lossless or just lossy encoding, as multiple encodes
happen (with the two dispose methods) in those cases too.
Change-Id: Idfa8ce831a1627014785ba7d0316c42f72594455
This was defined (slightly differently) at two places. Created a common
method and moved to utils/utils.[hc].
Change-Id: I19adc9c48f2a4e2ec9d995e78add6f25172774c2
not exactly same.
Based on lossy WebP quality setting, ignore minor differences when
flattening
similar blocks.
For 6k set, at default quality with '-min_size' option, improves
compression by 0.3%
Change-Id: Ifcb64219f941e869eb2643e231220b278aad4cd4
When FlattenSimilarBlocks() was making some blocks transparent with
averaged RGB values, filtering in lossy compression was causing
blockiness just outside the edge of these blocks.
Disabling filtering for that particular case avoid these block
artifacts.
The total encoded size of the 6k GIF set remains roughly the same (in
fact, reduces a bit).
Change-Id: Ida71cbabd59d851e16d871f53d19473312b3cc77
We pick a mapping with quality 0 mapping to max diff 32, to quality 100
mapping to max_diff 1.
For 6k GIF image set, this improves compression by:
4% at quality 0
0.05% at quality 75
Benefits the MovingThumbnailer test videos too.
Change-Id: I6838ce864d41e1e65311d26b9b8115a12390a253
This way we can ignore some noisy pixels and get tighter frame
rectangles.
Some results:
- Correctness:
Tested that anim_diff reports all images are identical for lossless, and
similar min_psnr value for lossy and mixed modes.
Also checked output images visually to make sure there weren't any
obvious kinks.
- Compression:
A very tiny improvement for 6000 image GIF set we have (0.03%) for lossy
and mixed mode. For some of these images, frames get dropped
automatically as they have a very small diff from previous frame.
10 images from test_video_frames_png show a clear improvement in
compression though. This CL leads to 7 out of 9 lossy WebPs getting
smaller -- for one of them, this leads to a higher quality being picked
(as that’s still < 150 KB).
Change-Id: If539b9e77e1375aa15edc8f926933593a9865f1c
Pass them along to internal 'pic' object, so that progress can be reported back
and user data can also be inspected.
Change-Id: Idb5d0d4a76d07283d704a86c5892e1ad7bda09fa
We now get error string instead of printing it.
The verbose option is now only used to print info and warnings.
Change-Id: I985c5acd427a9d1973068e7b7a8af5dd0d6d2585
It was needed earlier for WebPAnimEncoder API when it was using structs
like WebPConfig, but it only uses pointers to those now.
Change-Id: Ic0c144966421c678e8ef54b3fa81574bb2c9cd08
Earlier, we stored a 1x1 frame for such frames. Now, we drop every such
frame and increase the duration of its previous frame instead.
Also, modify the anim_diff tool to handle animated images that are
equivalent, but have different number of frames.
Change-Id: I2688b1771e1f5f9f6a78e48ec81b01c3cd495403
When converting from video sources, the duration of current frame
is often unavailable until the next frame. So, we internally convert
timestamps to durations.
Change-Id: I20ad86361c22e014be7eb91f00d5d40108281351
Some frames that were previously selected as key-frames were incorrectly
being reset to sub-frames.
Change-Id: Iee342dbb9a9aec144b8185c3b54ca56aa7038bfb
SanitizeEncoderOptions() was changing kmin to 2 too, which resulted in a
bad state with kmin == kmax.
Change-Id: Ie7273f1949bac469e7e6c8efbc98b154caf6de0f
As 'curr_canvas_mod' is being modified during calls to IncreaseTransparency()
and FlattenSimilarBlocks(), GetSubRect() should get the sub-frame from
'curr_canvas_mod' as well.
Earlier, GetSubRect() was computed from 'curr_canvas', so modifying
'curr_canvas_mod' had no effect on encoding.
Change-Id: Ia847503007b66364817fe57def5a9e3c37d1b3cc
We set the parameters even if there is just one frame. This is to make sure
assembly is correct even if single frame animation is NOT converted to a full
frame later.
Change-Id: If79e6aa5e2575cb0f3cd229f16c655b3663c35b0
Given that we decided to only handle frame disposal for output WebP
internally,
only current and previous canvas need to be maintained.
Change-Id: I625293bed5aeb5aabf4eca779f6ec3ee84c9ff2a
A separate API to generate animated WebP images.
It will eventually replace the internal gif2webp_util methods.
Also: update makefiles.
Change-Id: Idf61dfc1016c10b24fea70425d1a2323cffba515
Some single-frame GIF images have a canvas larger than the frame rectangle. For
such images, we retain the ANMF, ANIM and VP8X chunks in the output WebP file.
This ensures that the full canvas width/height and frame offsets are retained.
Change-Id: I3ebae4893f953984de4072fda0938411de787a29
previously, the final canvas size was adjusted tightly from the
animation frames. Now, it can be specified separately (to be larger, in particular).
calling WebPMuxSetCanvasSize(mux, 0, 0) triggers the 'adjust tightly' behaviour.
This can be useful after calling WebPMuxCreate() if further image addition
is expected.
-> Fixed gif2webp accordingly.
also: made WebPMuxAssemble() more robust by systematically zero-ing WebPData.
Change-Id: Ib4f7eac372cf9dbf6e25cd686a77960e386a0b7f
