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Allow noise norm strength 0 when tune=3#109
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- Preset -2 (MRP) matches preset MR found in SVT-AV1 v1.8.0 - Preset -3 (MRS) matches preset MRS found in older SVT-AV1 versions
Adds color metadata information from Appendix A.2 of the user guide
Can be enabled or disabled via build.sh
Listed in README
Credits to Patman for inspiration & parts of the code!
Thank you @AndreaMonzini for pointing this out!
preparing for 1.9.0 (or 2.0.0 apparently!)
Targets are Windows, macOS (ARM), Linux (gcc), Linux (clang). Testing occurs with a PR to testing or master, or a push to master
thank you @juliobbv !!
this should work again, sorry it didn't for a bit
Documentation links in PSY-Development.md were pointing to "/docs/docs" instead of just "/docs"
This PSY default has been merged to mainline.
fix: underlines in help menu
merge master to testing
Now when sharpness = 6, kf sharpness will be 7 instead of 6
Fix code alignment.
Fix PSY-RD error message.
…an enemy of fidelity
spy-rd is a psychovisually-based metric focused on enhancing sharpness and detail retention, with a slight trade-off in blocking and banding artifacts. It can be used independently or alongside psy-rd. docs: spy-rd fix: sync up padding tally (SVT-AV1 2.3.0 base only) feat: Bias spy-rd against blurry bipred inter modes feat: Bias spy-rd against intra pred modes for inter frames fix: restrict spy-rd large block rebalance to inter mode only feat: bias spy-rd against 64x64 intra blocks misc: adjust bias against non-sharp bipred modes misc: soften spy-rd intra dir pred bias
chore: standardize psy-rd related costs to 64-bit values fix: revert psy-rd contribution on loop filter strength Looks like no matter what the psy-rd strength, the encoder ends up effectively disabling loop filter for too many frames, causing too much blockiness. fix: more psy-rd correctness issues
feat: update PSY version from 2.3.0-A to 2.3.0-B
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Not needed anymore since I changed the default noise-norm-strength value. |
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Continuation of #108
Because BlueSwordM told me to make a PR
Anyway, the reason why I want to be able to set noise norm strength to 0 when tune 3 is enabled is for user freedom. I think the user should be allowed to disable noise norm strength with tune 3 enabled if they want.