Update --aom_ctc v1.0 to clip infinite dB values. #802
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This PR adds the following feature extractor options:
psnr:min_ssefloat_ssim:clip_dbfloat_ms_ssim:clip_dbAlong with these feature extractor options,
--aom_ctc v1.0has been updated to clip PSNR/SSIM dB values according to the AOM CTC. Rationale for this is to avoid infinite values in the case of lossless comparisons.Also in this PR is a commit to avoid building FFmpeg in our Windows Github Actions build. There is something in the CI environment which has changed which is causing this to fail. Rather than debug this now, I'm just turning it off. We have a separate CI job to build FFmpeg on Ubuntu and that is still active and passing.