Additionally it makes playback of broken Level41 files possible.
It uses gwen's method (seeh h264 Level standards) of calcing max_reframes and changes the level to 51 if they are over spec.
Code:
diff --git a/src/xvba_buffer.c b/src/xvba_buffer.c index 4facbbf..d8012a3 100644 --- a/src/xvba_buffer.c +++ b/src/xvba_buffer.c @@ -368,23 +368,18 @@ translate_VAPictureParameterBufferH264( obj_context->picture_height ); - /* Check for H.264 content over [email protected] */ + /* Check for wrongly coded H264 Level 41 files + adjust profile to Level 51 when reframes are too many + */ unsigned int num_ref_frames = pic_param->num_ref_frames; - if (profile == XVBA_H264_HIGH && level > 41) { - if (!driver_data->warn_h264_over_hp_l41) { - driver_data->warn_h264_over_hp_l41 = 1; - xvba_information_message( - "driver does not support H.264 content over [email protected]. " - "Please upgrade.\n" - ); - } + if (profile == XVBA_H264_HIGH && level == 41) { - /* Use fail-safe values (lower ref frames) */ + /* Increase Level to decode pseudo Level 41 as Level 51 */ const unsigned int mbw = pic_param->picture_width_in_mbs_minus1 + 1; const unsigned int mbh = (obj_context->picture_height + 15) / 16; const unsigned int max_ref_frames = 12288 * 1024 / (mbw * mbh * 384); if (max_ref_frames < num_ref_frames) - num_ref_frames = max_ref_frames; + level = 51; } XVBABufferDescriptor * const xvba_buffer = obj_surface->pic_desc_buffer;
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