rocdecDecode sample
The rocdec decode sample illustrates decoding of individual frames of video elementary stream data using the rocDecoder and rocDecodeHost low level api to get the individual decoded frames in YUV format. This sample can be configured with a device ID and optionally able to dump the output to a file. This sample directly uses low-level Rocdecoder/RocDecoderHost api. This sample only works with raw elementary video frame files, and not with packetized data. Typical input to this sample is a folder containing extracted individual video frames of one or more video files. The files containing individual frames has to be numbered in ascending order of frames, otherwise the output will be corrupted since the parser assumes random order for those files which can result in corrupted reference frames.
Note: If the input is a packetized file like ".mp4", the sample will treat it as a single video frame and output will not be correct.
Prerequisites:
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Install rocDecode
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FFMPEG for rocDecodeHost
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Ubuntu
sudo apt install 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 rocdec_decode_sample && cd rocdec_decode_sample
cmake ../
make -j
Run
./rocdecdecode -i <input video frame file or folder containing multiple frames [required]> -b <backend> -o <outfile>
-o <output path to save decoded YUV frames [optional]>
-d <GPU device ID - 0:device 0 / 1:device 1/ ... [optional - default:0]>
-b <backend for the decoder - 0:device 1:host [optional - default:0]>
-c <codec - 0 : HEVC, 1 : H264, 2: AV1, 4: VP9, 5: VP8, 6: MJPEG [optional; default: 0]>
-n <Number of iteration - specify the number of iterations for performance evaluation [optional; default: 1]>
-m <output_surface_memory_type - decoded surface memory [optional - default: 0][0 : OUT_SURFACE_MEM_DEV_INTERNAL/ 1 : OUT_SURFACE_MEM_DEV_COPIED/ 2 : OUT_SURFACE_MEM_HOST_COPIED/3 : OUT_SURFACE_MEM_NOT_MAPPED]>
"./rocdecdecode -i ROCDECODE_DATA_FOLDER/frames -o <output.yuv> -b 0".