Some items are pretty self-explanatory, e.g. PARALLEL PROCESSING CFG: NumThreads:8 MaxParallelFrames:4 but others are pretty cryptic.
Then encoding output:
POC 0 TId: 0 ( IDR_N_LP, I-SLICE, QP 11, TF 3) 2575840 bits [Y 49.2438 dB U 56.5677 dB V 58.4297 dB] [ET 52 ] [L0 ] [L1 ]
POC 32 TId: 0 ( TRAIL, B-SLICE, QP 14, TF 3) 2181336 bits [Y 47.3346 dB U 54.8549 dB V 55.7641 dB] [ET 134 ] [L0 0 ] [L1 0 ]
POC 16 TId: 1 ( STSA, B-SLICE, QP 15, TF 2) 1366152 bits [Y 46.3344 dB U 54.0853 dB V 55.1923 dB] [ET 118 ] [L0 0 32 ] [L1 32 0 ]
POC 64 TId: 0 ( CRA, I-SLICE, QP 12, TF 3) 2639304 bits [Y 48.3808 dB U 55.6834 dB V 56.8192 dB] [ET 101 ] [L0 ] [L1 ]
POC 39 TId: 5 ( RASL, B-SLICE, QP 22) 21048 bits [Y 44.0537 dB U 53.7304 dB V 54.5433 dB] [ET 17 ] [L0 38 36 ] [L1 40 48 ]
Lastly, everything in the header seems to be configurable but is it or I need to use vvencFFapp? I know it's all work in progress, so if it makes no sense, don't bother.
It's not a bug but it would be nice to get an explanation for the terms used in vvenc output (1/2/3).
Some items are pretty self-explanatory, e.g.
PARALLEL PROCESSING CFG: NumThreads:8 MaxParallelFrames:4
but others are pretty cryptic.Then encoding output:
Lastly, everything in the header seems to be configurable but is it or I need to use
vvencFFapp
? I know it's all work in progress, so if it makes no sense, don't bother.