Ruijing Dong
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Reference frame list is formed by each of the provided recon_frame, while the assumption here is to use the API provided by VAAPI interface, when a frame is marked as "long term reference" by av1->picture_flags.bits.long_term_reference Its recon_frame will be kept in DPB marked by its recon_frame as signature. When a future input requests refering to it, it can go this way: 1. set av1->ref_frame_ctrl_l0.field.search_idx2 to indicate which ref_frame_idx slot will be used. x = av1->ref_frame_ctrl_l0.field.search_idx2; 2. n = av1->ref_frame_idx[x-1]; av1->reference_frames[n] as the signature to compare with. if av1->reference_frames[n] is pointing to the same video buffer (signature) as the one marked as "long term reference". Then the new input is refering to it only. 3. in SVC case, long terms are used for temproal_id 0 only, because using long term means potentially scene change could happen. 4. the "long term reference" recon_frame should be kept, instead of being reused until it is no longer needed to avoid signature duplication. Reviewed-by: Leo Liu <leo.liu@amd.com> Signed-off-by: Ruijing Dong <ruijing.dong@amd.com> Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/27771>
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