On Sun, Jan 18, 2015 at 11:16:04AM +0000, Kieran Kunhya wrote: > On 18 January 2015 at 09:40, Nicolas George <geo...@nsup.org> wrote: > > Le nonidi 29 nivôse, an CCXXIII, Hendrik Leppkes a écrit : > >> nvenc should behave the same as libx264, or any other video encoder, if > >> this patch makes it do that, then it should be applied. > >> > >> If bt601 needs special handling not yet present in avcodec, it should be > >> implemented in such a way that all encoders can benefit from it. > > > > That was one of the points I was trying to make, thanks for explaining it > > more clearly. > > > > Two additional points: > > > > According to Philip's tests, nvenc adds a 45/44 = 720/704 factor, not > > 720/702 = 40/39, so it does not conform to BT.601 anyway. > > Why is it so hard for you to realise that the SARs are not > arithmetically derived?
Rec. ITU-T H.264 (04/2013)
3.133 sample aspect ratio: Specifies, for assisting the display process,
which is not specified in this
Recommendation | International Standard, the ratio between the intended
horizontal distance between the
columns and the intended vertical distance between the rows of the luma
sample array in a frame. Sample
aspect ratio is expressed as h:v, where h is horizontal width and v is
vertical height (in arbitrary units of spatial
distance).
3.62 informative: A term used to refer to content provided in this
Recommendation | International Standard that is
not an integral part of this Recommendation | International Standard.
Informative content does not establish
any mandatory requirements for conformance to this Recommendation |
International Standard.
aspect_ratio_idc specifies the value of the sample aspect ratio of the luma
samples. Table E-1 shows the meaning of the
code. When aspect_ratio_idc indicates Extended_SAR, the sample aspect ratio
is represented by sar_width : sar_height.
When the aspect_ratio_idc syntax element is not present, aspect_ratio_idc
value shall be inferred to be equal to 0.
Table E-1 Meaning of sample aspect
ratio indicator
aspect_ratio_idc Sample aspect
(informative)
ratio
Examples of use
0 Unspecified
1 1:1 7680x4320 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
("square") 3840x2160 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
1280x720 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
1920x1080 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan (cropped from 1920x1088)
640x480 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
2 12:11 720x576 4:3 frame with
horizontal overscan
352x288 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
3 10:11 720x480 4:3 frame with
horizontal overscan
352x240 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
4 16:11 720x576 16:9 frame with
horizontal overscan
528x576 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
5 40:33 720x480 16:9 frame with
horizontal overscan
528x480 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
6 24:11 352x576 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
480x576 16:9 frame with
horizontal overscan
7 20:11 352x480 4:3 frame without
horizontal overscan
480x480 16:9 frame with
horizontal overscan
8 32:11 352x576 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
9 80:33 352x480 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
10 18:11 480x576 4:3 frame with
horizontal overscan
11 15:11 480x480 4:3 frame with
horizontal overscan
12 64:33 528x576 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
13 160:99 528x480 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
14 4:3 1440x1080 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
15 3:2 1280x1080 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
16 2:1 960x1080 16:9 frame without
horizontal overscan
17..254 Reserved
255 Extended_SAR
NOTE 1 For the examples in Table E-1, the term "without horizontal
overscan" refers to display processes in which the display
area matches the area of the cropped decoded pictures and the term
"with horizontal overscan" refers to display processes in which
some parts near the left and/or right border of the cropped decoded
pictures are not visible in the display area. As an example, the
entry "720x576 4:3 frame with horizontal overscan" for aspect_ratio_idc
equal to 2 refers to having an area of 704x576 luma
samples (which has an aspect ratio of 4:3) of the cropped decoded frame
(720x576 luma samples) that is visible in the display
area.
sar_width indicates the horizontal size of the sample aspect ratio (in
arbitrary units).
sar_height indicates the vertical size of the sample aspect ratio (in the
same arbitrary units as sar_width).
sar_width and sar_height shall be relatively prime or equal to 0. When
aspect_ratio_idc is equal to 0 or sar_width is
equal to 0 or sar_height is equal to 0, the sample aspect ratio shall be
considered unspecified by this Recommendation |
International Standard.
overscan_info_present_flag equal to 1 specifies that the
overscan_appropriate_flag is present. When
overscan_info_present_flag is equal to 0 or is not present, the preferred
display method for the video signal is
unspecified.
overscan_appropriate_flag equal to 1 indicates that the cropped decoded
pictures output are suitable for display using
overscan. overscan_appropriate_flag equal to 0 indicates that the cropped
decoded pictures output contain visually
important information in the entire region out to the edges of the cropping
rectangle of the picture, such that the cropped
decoded pictures output should not be displayed using overscan. Instead,
they should be displayed using either an exact
match between the display area and the cropping rectangle, or using
underscan. As used in this paragraph, the term
"overscan" refers to display processes in which some parts near the borders
of the cropped decoded pictures are not
visible in the display area. The term "underscan" describes display
processes in which the entire cropped decoded
pictures are visible in the display area, but they do not cover the entire
display area. For display processes that neither use
overscan nor underscan, the display area exactly matches the area of the
cropped decoded pictures.
NOTE 2 For example, overscan_appropriate_flag equal to 1 might be
used for entertainment television programming, or for a
live view of people in a videoconference, and overscan_appropriate_flag
equal to 0 might be used for computer screen capture or
security camera content.
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