[Ffmpeg-devel] Using Intel's fDCT
g.
the_ether
Sat Nov 19 21:21:06 CET 2005
I've been trying to use Intel's fDCT from their IPP libs to see if it is
faster than the SSE2 one in ffmpeg. I tried simply replacing the line from
mpegvideo_mmx_template.c
RENAMEl(ff_fdct) (block); //cant be anything else ...
with Intel's function
ippiDCT8x8Fwd_16s_C1I( block );
All runs okay (and noticeably faster) but the resulting MPEG2 video produced
is a mess.
The Intel routine simply does a fDCT on a 8x8 block and writes the results in
the same place as the original data. There is no initialisation required.
What is going on in ff_fdct_sse2() other than a pure fDCT transform, and have
you any tips of how I could integrate Intel's routine?
Regards
Graham
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