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* adding new sample for decoding mulitple files on multiple threads * threads work ; no decoding yet * working version * code clean up * review comments * removing spaces * review comments * fps cal + name changes for files * code clean up * update readme * update readme * remove spaces * change to lambda functions * changes for using reconfig * adding dumping of yuv frames + review comments * review comments * remove extra lines/spaces * adding struct for decoder info * make separate decoders for 8 & 10bit * code clean up * addign reset for Saving frames * review comments * fixes dump issue for new file * cmake update for threads * support for avc * name change for sample * cmake soource name change * readme update * fixing typo in readme --------- Co-authored-by: Aryan Salmanpour <aryan.salmanpour@amd.com>
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# Video decode batch sample
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This sample decodes multiple files using multiple threads, using the rocDecode library. The input is a directory of files and an input number of threads. The maximum number of threads is capped to 64.
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If the number of files is higher than the number of threads requested by the user, the files are distributed to the threads in a round robin fashion.
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If the number of files is lesser than the number of threads requested by the user, the number of threads created will be equal to the number of files.
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## Prerequisites:
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* Install [rocDecode](../../README.md#build-and-install-instructions)
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* [FFMPEG](https://ffmpeg.org/about.html)
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* On `Ubuntu`
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```shell
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sudo apt install ffmpeg libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev
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```
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* On `RHEL`/`SLES` - install ffmpeg development packages manually or use [rocDecode-setup.py](../../rocDecode-setup.py) script
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## Build
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```shell
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mkdir video_decode_batch && cd video_decode_batch
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cmake ../
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make -j
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```
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## Run
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```shell
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./videodecodebatch -i <directory containing input video files [required]>
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-t <number of threads [optional - default:4]>
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-d <Device ID (>= 0) [optional - default:0]>
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``` |