3 plane pixel formats are losing the alignment when copied from AVframe

[hbiyik]

happens with only yuv420p, yuv422p, bgr24 pixfmts, and when the decoder in used feeds in the soft avframes to rkmpp encoders

For a width 704 -> 784 pixel with 16 aligned hor stride, misaligns on the multipliers of 44,45,46,47,48 of 16.
Below is the visual output of an example

to reproduce
ffmpeg -t 1 -f lavfi -i testsrc=s=720x480,format=yuv420p -c:v h264_rkmpp_encoder -y out.mp4

or

to fix rgb24 cases, increasing the MPP hor or ver stride alignment from 16 to 64 fixes the issues, but this does not work for yuv420p and yuv422p.

FFmpeg/libavcodec/rkmpp.h

Line 27 in d30c8c6

#define RKMPP_STRIDE_ALIGN 16

The interleaved or semiplanar or 4 plane rgbA/0 formats are not impacted by the issue

My guess is that MPP is handling all plane buffer as a continuous plane with common stride size, if there are planes multiples of 2 ie: 1,2,4 then, accessing the sub planes are also aligned, but if it is 3 then the size of the planes maz not be aligned (?). Internally, mpp or ffmpeg should be handling those cases differently, since ffmpeg holds a seperate buffer for each plane.

This is most likely related to plane calculation here:

FFmpeg/libavcodec/rkplane.c

Line 277 in d30c8c6

case AV_PIX_FMT_YUV420P:

or AVframe copy routine here

FFmpeg/libavcodec/rkplane.c

Line 391 in d30c8c6

if(frame){

a special case of dimensions of 705x480 crashes the encoder driver, this seems to be another problem with mpp.
see: rockchip-linux/mpp#424

[hbiyik]

fixed in eb34616