a tool for calculating full-reference objective video quality metrics
Compilation tested with Ubuntu 14.0.4 and OpenCV 2.4.8.0
required dependencies to build (on ubuntu 20.04)
sudo apt-get install build-essential
cmake
libopencv-dev
Just run make... ;)
$ make
-r, --reference
path to reference video file
-R, --reference-format
mp4
y4m - yuv420 supported
-p, --processed
path to processed video file
-P, --processed-format
mp4
y4m - yuv420 supported
--psnr
calculate peak signal to noise ratio
--ssim
calculate structured similarity
--vqm
calculate video quality metric
-t, --time
temporally collapse in time
t is a comma separated list with segment length in seconds, e.g. 1,2,4
default value: 2
-h, --help
print this message
-v
0- silent
1- verbose
2- verbose extended (same as verbose, for now)
3- verbose debug
-l
0- log silent
1- log psnr and ssim per frame
3- additionally log vqm
sample call
./vqtool -p <processed video> -r <reference video> --psnr --ssim out
PSNR As PSNR depends on the input sample depth, we just assume input samples of 8bit. This results when processing 16bit data in an offset of ~48dB, the formula forcalculation is 20*(log(2^8-1))-log(2^B-1))/log(10), with B as the number of bits per sample
SSIM
VQM
Supported & tested input formats are