What version / commit were you testing with?
v1.0.0-101-g885b0a892
What steps will reproduce the problem?
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Encode at --cpu-used=8 in 1-pass CBR with global motion on and a resize that gives the
key frame and the inter frames different coded sizes:
./avmenc --cpu-used=8 --passes=1 --threads=1 \
--width=256 --height=192 --yv12 --input-bit-depth=8 --bit-depth=8 \
--resize-mode=1 --resize-denominator=9 --resize-kf-denominator=11 \
--enable-global-motion=1 --end-usage=cbr \
--limit=20 --ivf -o out.ivf noise_256x192.yuv
Expected behavior
The encoder should encode the clip, or report a diagnosable error.
Actual behavior
avmenc segfaults (exit 139 / SIGSEGV) on the first inter frame, immediately after the
key frame is coded at a different resolution. Fully deterministic:
POC: 0 [ KEY ][Level:1][Q: 8]: 45358 Bytes 186x140
POC: 0 [INTER][Level:2][Q:177]: 2613 Bytes 228x171
Segmentation fault
What version / commit were you testing with?
v1.0.0-101-g885b0a892
What steps will reproduce the problem?
Encode at
--cpu-used=8in 1-pass CBR with global motion on and a resize that gives thekey frame and the inter frames different coded sizes:
./avmenc --cpu-used=8 --passes=1 --threads=1 \ --width=256 --height=192 --yv12 --input-bit-depth=8 --bit-depth=8 \ --resize-mode=1 --resize-denominator=9 --resize-kf-denominator=11 \ --enable-global-motion=1 --end-usage=cbr \ --limit=20 --ivf -o out.ivf noise_256x192.yuvExpected behavior
The encoder should encode the clip, or report a diagnosable error.
Actual behavior
avmencsegfaults (exit 139 /SIGSEGV) on the first inter frame, immediately after thekey frame is coded at a different resolution. Fully deterministic: