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[Doubt] Decode speed of DM6467 only 27fps not 60fps

[Doubt] Decode speed of DM6467 only 27fps not 60fps

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xiaoyang xie
Posted by xiaoyang xie
on Oct 11 2011 04:28 AM
Intellectual280 points

Hi, experts

I'm doing the  speed test, and I'm using

[Setup]

Processor: DM6467T

Test software: dvsdk_3_10_00_19/dvtb_4_20_10

[Test steps]

1. delete all the code relate to file read and display and repeatly decode a same I frame

2. Use h264dec2 algrithm library

3. Use h2641080p60vdec algrithm library

[Result]

2. The decode speed is 27 fps.

3. The decode speed is only 27 fps.

 

[problem]

 How can I get the decode rate up to 60fps?

 

 

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  • Niclas
    Posted by Niclas
    on Oct 12 2011 06:32 AM
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    Verified by xiaoyang xie
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    Hello,

    Please use the decode, encode and encodedecode demos in the dvsdk for performance testing, and make sure your media clips are on the HDD as NFS will impact your performance.

    DVTB is mostly for codec accuracy and regression testing, as one can manipulate the codec parameters using scripting.

    Regards, Niclas

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  • xiaoyang xie
    Posted by xiaoyang xie
    on Oct 14 2011 06:05 AM
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    Hi,Niclas

        Yes you are right, I do a simple test and can see the speed is accelerated trimendously.

    My project is almost done and left only the speed thing that almost make me crazy.

    Thank you very much.

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