Add developer CLI flags for tuning encoder internals #3047
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Everything seems good on my end, as all flags seem to work(except --ip-qidx-ratio as I haven't tested it yet). |
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What is wrong with ip-qidx-ratio? |
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I should have been clearer: I haven't tested it yet :P |
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Okay, well I will tell you from my testing in AWCY... It doesn't seem to work. :p at least it did not result in the output changing, which means it did not do what I wanted it to do. |
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Currently adds the following: - `--deblock-strength` - `--deblock-sharpness` - `--ip-ratio` - `--pb-ratio` - `--b-ratio` - `--temporal-rdo-strength` These flags will be available only if the `devel` feature flag is active, as they are intended to be used to ease development and not to be tweaked by end users. rav1e continues to subscribe to the philosophy that end users should not need to be cargo culting their command lines to get optimal results, and we would prefer to tune the encoder internals so that users do not have to.
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Currently adds the following:
--deblock-strength--deblock-sharpness--ip-qidx-ratio--temporal-rdo-strengthThese flags will be available only if the
develfeature flag is active, as they are intended to be used to ease development and not to be tweaked by end users. rav1e continues to subscribe to the philosophy that end users should not need to be cargo culting their command lines to get optimal results, and we would prefer to tune the encoder internals so that users do not have to. This change helps us do that.