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* * rocDecode: Fixed several issues with cropping. - Fixed the pixel start offset error on streams with non-zero top/left cropping in MD5 calculation. - Fixed the pixel start offset error on streams with non-zero top/left cropping, and/or with user specified cropping in YUV frame output. - Sorted out code which deals with cropping area specifiied by the bitstream, and cropping area specified by the user. * * rocDecode: Additional changes after discussion. - Set display rect for decoder create/reconfig to displayable area or user specified ROI area. - Do not set target rect for decoder create/reconfig. Leave it for future use. - Unified naming of display rect in decoder create/reconfig structs. * * rocDecode: Put back the extra rounding to target width/height specifiied by the coded stream, for peace of mind, based on code review. * * rocDecode: Added the missing stream specified cropping offset to the starting pixel pointer for none-internal memory modes. --------- Co-authored-by: Aryan Salmanpour <aryan.salmanpour@amd.com>
Video decode RGB sample
This sample illustrates the FFMPEG demuxer to get the individual frames which are then decoded using rocDecode API and optionally color-converted using custom HIP kernels on AMD hardware. This sample converts decoded YUV output to one of the RGB or BGR formats(24bit, 32bit, 464bit) in a separate thread allowing it to run both VCN hardware and compute engine in parallel.
This sample uses HIP kernels to showcase the color conversion. Whenever a frame is ready after decoding, the ColorSpaceConversionThread is notified and can be used for post-processing.
Prerequisites:
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Install rocDecode
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- On
Ubuntu
sudo apt install ffmpeg libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev- On
RHEL/SLES- install ffmpeg development packages manually or use rocDecode-setup.py script
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Build
mkdir video_decode_rgb_sample && cd video_decode_rgb_sample
cmake ../
make -j
Run
./videodecodergb -i <input video file - required>
-o <optional; output path to save decoded YUV frames>
-d <GPU device ID, 0 for the first device, 1 for the second device, etc>
-of <optional: output format bgr, bgra, bgr48, bgr64 etc>