@@ -1,4 +1,34 @@

 -------------------------------------------------------------------

+Fri Mar 26 12:02:14 UTC 2021 - Luigi Baldoni <aloisio@gmx.com>

+

+- Update to version 3.5

+  New features:

+  * Real-time VBV for ABR (Average BitRate) encodes in –pass 2

+    using --vbv-live-multi-pass. Improves VBV compliance with no

+    significant impact on coding efficiency.

+  Enhancements to existing features:

+  * Improved hist-based scene cut algorithm: Reduces false

+    positives by leveraging motion and scene transition info.

+  * Support for RADL pictures at IDR scene cuts: Improves coding

+    efficiency with no significant impact on performance.

+  * Bidirectional scene cut aware Frame Quantizer Selection:

+    Saves bits than forward masking with no noticeable perceptual

+    quality difference.

+  API changes:

+  * Additions to x265_param structure to support the newly added

+    features and encoder enhancements.

+  * New x265_param options --min-vbv-fullness and

+    --max-vbv-fullness to control min and max VBV fullness.

+  Bug fixes:

+  * Incorrect VBV lookahead in --analysis-load + --scale-factor.

+  * Encoder hang when VBV is used with slices.

+  * QP spikes in the row-level VBV rate-control when WPP enabled.

+  * Encoder crash in --abr-ladder.

+- Use new homepage and download URLs.

+- Add subpackage for HDR10+ library

+- Add update.sh

+

+-------------------------------------------------------------------

 Mon Jun  1 17:51:22 UTC 2020 - Luigi Baldoni <aloisio@gmx.com>

 - Update to version 3.4

​

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@

 #

 # spec file for package x265

 #

-# Copyright (c) 2020 Packman Team <packman@links2linux.de>

+# Copyright (c) 2021 Packman Team <packman@links2linux.de>

 # Copyright (c) 2014 Torsten Gruner <t.gruner@katodev.de>

 #

 # All modifications and additions to the file contributed by third parties

@@ -17,17 +17,18 @@

 #

-%define sover  192

+%define sover   199

 %define libname lib%{name}

 %define libsoname %{libname}-%{sover}

+%define uver    3_5

 Name:           x265

-Version:        3.4

+Version:        3.5

 Release:        0

 Summary:        A free h265/HEVC encoder - encoder binary

 License:        GPL-2.0-or-later

 Group:          Productivity/Multimedia/Video/Editors and Convertors

-URL:            https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265/wiki/Home

-Source0:        https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265/downloads/%{name}_%{version}.tar.gz

+URL:            https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git

+Source0:        https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/downloads/%{name}_%{version}.tar.gz

 Patch0:         arm.patch

 Patch1:         x265.pkgconfig.patch

 Patch2:         x265-fix_enable512.patch

@@ -51,10 +52,18 @@

 x265 is a free library for encoding next-generation H265/HEVC video

 streams.

+%package -n libhdr10plus-%{uver}

+Summary:        A free HDR10+ library

+Group:          Productivity/Multimedia/Video/Editors and Convertors

+

+%description -n libhdr10plus-%{uver}

+A free library supporting HDR10+.

+

 %package -n %{libname}-devel

 Summary:        Libraries and include file for the %{libname} encoder

 Group:          Development/Libraries/C and C++

 Requires:       %{libsoname} = %{version}-%{release}

+Requires:       libhdr10plus-%{uver} = %{version}-%{release}

 Provides:       %{name}-devel = %{version}

 Obsoletes:      %{name}-devel < %{version}

@@ -67,12 +76,15 @@

 %patch0 -p1

 %patch1 -p1

 %patch2 -p1

-sed -i -e "s/0.0/%{sover}.0/g" source/cmake/version.cmake

-

+# set the version by hand

+sed -i "/^include(Version)/d" source/CMakeLists.txt

+# force version number in the soname

+sed -i 's/hdr10plus-shared PROPERTIES OUTPUT_NAME hdr10plus/hdr10plus-shared PROPERTIES OUTPUT_NAME hdr10plus-%{version}/' \

+       source/CMakeLists.txt

 %build

 SOURCE_DIR="$PWD"/source

-COMMON_FLAGS="-DENABLE_TESTS=OFF -DENABLE_PIC=ON"

+COMMON_FLAGS="-DENABLE_TESTS=OFF -DENABLE_PIC=ON -Wno-dev"

 HIGH_BIT_DEPTH_FLAGS="-DENABLE_CLI=OFF -DENABLE_SHARED=OFF -DEXPORT_C_API=OFF -DHIGH_BIT_DEPTH=ON"

 %if 0%{?suse_version} >= 1500

@@ -104,16 +116,24 @@

 # Build general version of the library linking in the 10/12bit depth versions

 %define __builddir ./source/build

 %cmake -DENABLE_TESTS=OFF \

+       -DENABLE_SHARED=ON \

+       -DX265_LATEST_TAG="%{sover}.0" \

+       -DX265_VERSION="%{version}" \

+       -DENABLE_HDR10_PLUS=ON \

        -DENABLE_PIC=ON \

        -DENABLE_CLI=ON \

        -DLINKED_10BIT=ON \

        -DLINKED_12BIT=ON \

        -DEXTRA_LINK_FLAGS="-L$SOURCE_DIR/build-10bit -L$SOURCE_DIR/build-12bit" \

-       -DEXTRA_LIB="x265_main10.a;x265_main12.a"

-

+       -DEXTRA_LIB="x265_main10.a;x265_main12.a" \

+       -Wno-dev

 %else

 cd source

-%cmake $COMMON_FLAGS

+%cmake $COMMON_FLAGS \

+       -DENABLE_SHARED=ON \

+       -DX265_LATEST_TAG="%{sover}.0" \

+       -DX265_VERSION="%{version}" \

+       -DENABLE_HDR10_PLUS=ON

 %endif

 make %{?_smp_mflags}

 cd ../../

@@ -123,15 +143,20 @@

 cd source

 %endif

 %cmake_install

-rm -f %{buildroot}%{_libdir}/%{libname}.a

-echo "%{libname}-%{sover}" > %{_sourcedir}/baselibs.conf

+find %{buildroot} -type f -name "*.a" -delete -print0

 %post -n %{libsoname} -p /sbin/ldconfig

 %postun -n %{libsoname} -p /sbin/ldconfig

+%post -n libhdr10plus-%{uver} -p /sbin/ldconfig

+%postun -n libhdr10plus-%{uver} -p /sbin/ldconfig

+

 %files -n %{libsoname}

 %{_libdir}/%{libname}.so.%{sover}*

+%files -n libhdr10plus-%{uver}

+%{_libdir}/libhdr10plus-%{version}.so

+

 %files

 %{_bindir}/%{name}

@@ -140,6 +165,7 @@

 %doc readme.rst

 %{_includedir}/%{name}.h

 %{_includedir}/%{name}_config.h

+%{_includedir}/hdr10plus.h

 %{_libdir}/pkgconfig/%{name}.pc

 %{_libdir}/%{libname}.so

​

@@ -1,1 +1,1 @@

-libx265-192

+libx265-199

​

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@

+#!/bin/sh

+

+rm -f x265_*.tar.gz

+osc service disabledrun download_files

+version=$(grep ^Version x265.spec|awk '{print $2}')

+echo "The new version is:" $version

+api=$(tar xzfO x265_${version}.tar.gz x265_${version}/source/CMakeLists.txt|grep "set(X265_BUILD"|sed 's/^.* \([1-9][0-9]*\).*$/\1/')

+echo "The new api version is:" $api

+echo "libx265-${api}" > baselibs.conf

+sed -i "/^%define sover/c%define sover   ${api}" x265.spec

​

@@ -1,4 +0,0 @@

-repo: 09fe40627f03a0f9c3e6ac78b22ac93da23f9fdf

-node: 2a65b720985096bcb1664f7cb05c3d04aeb576f5

-branch: Release_3.4

-tag: 3.4

​

@@ -1,105 +0,0 @@

-if(CMAKE_VERSION VERSION_LESS "2.8.10")

-    find_program(HG_EXECUTABLE hg)

-else()

-    find_package(Hg QUIET)

-endif()

-find_package(Git QUIET) # present in 2.8.8

-

-# defaults, in case everything below fails

-set(X265_VERSION "unknown")

-set(X265_LATEST_TAG "0.0")

-set(X265_TAG_DISTANCE "0")

-

-if(EXISTS ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../.hg_archival.txt)

-    # read the lines of the archive summary file to extract the version

-    file(READ ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../.hg_archival.txt archive)

-    STRING(REGEX REPLACE "\n" ";" archive "${archive}")

-    foreach(f ${archive})

-        string(FIND "${f}" ": " pos)

-        string(SUBSTRING "${f}" 0 ${pos} key)

-        string(SUBSTRING "${f}" ${pos} -1 value)

-        string(SUBSTRING "${value}" 2 -1 value)

-        set(hg_${key} ${value})

-    endforeach()

-    if(DEFINED hg_tag)

-        set(X265_LATEST_TAG ${hg_tag})

-    elseif(DEFINED hg_node)

-        set(X265_LATEST_TAG ${hg_latesttag})

-        set(X265_TAG_DISTANCE ${hg_latesttagdistance})

-        string(SUBSTRING "${hg_node}" 0 12 X265_REVISION_ID)

-    endif()

-elseif(HG_EXECUTABLE AND EXISTS ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../.hg)

-    if(EXISTS "${HG_EXECUTABLE}.bat")

-        # mercurial source installs on Windows require .bat extension

-        set(HG_EXECUTABLE "${HG_EXECUTABLE}.bat")

-    endif()

-    message(STATUS "hg found at ${HG_EXECUTABLE}")

-

-    execute_process(COMMAND

-        ${HG_EXECUTABLE} log -r. --template "{latesttag}"

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_LATEST_TAG

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    execute_process(COMMAND

-        ${HG_EXECUTABLE} log -r. --template "{latesttagdistance}"

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_TAG_DISTANCE

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    execute_process(

-        COMMAND

-        ${HG_EXECUTABLE} log -r. --template "{node}"

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_REVISION_ID

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    string(SUBSTRING "${X265_REVISION_ID}" 0 12 X265_REVISION_ID)

-

-    if(X265_LATEST_TAG MATCHES "^r")

-        string(SUBSTRING ${X265_LATEST_TAG} 1 -1 X265_LATEST_TAG)

-    endif()

-elseif(GIT_EXECUTABLE AND EXISTS ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../.git)

-    execute_process(

-        COMMAND

-        ${GIT_EXECUTABLE} rev-list --tags --max-count=1

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_LATEST_TAG_COMMIT

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    execute_process(

-        COMMAND

-        ${GIT_EXECUTABLE} describe --tags ${X265_LATEST_TAG_COMMIT}

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_LATEST_TAG

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    execute_process(

-        COMMAND

-        ${GIT_EXECUTABLE} rev-list ${X265_LATEST_TAG}.. --count --first-parent

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_TAG_DISTANCE

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-    execute_process(

-        COMMAND

-        ${GIT_EXECUTABLE} log -1 --format=g%h

-        WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}

-        OUTPUT_VARIABLE X265_REVISION_ID

-        ERROR_QUIET

-        OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE

-        )

-endif()

-if(X265_TAG_DISTANCE STREQUAL "0")

-    set(X265_VERSION "${X265_LATEST_TAG}")

-else()

-    set(X265_VERSION "${X265_LATEST_TAG}+${X265_TAG_DISTANCE}-${X265_REVISION_ID}")

-endif()

-

-message(STATUS "x265 version ${X265_VERSION}")

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

@@ -36,13 +36,26 @@

 .. option:: --help, -h

-   Display help text

+   Displays help text

    **CLI ONLY**

 .. option:: --version, -V

-   Display version details

+   Displays version details in the following manner *[Version Name]+/-[Number of commits from the release changeset]-/+[repository's head changeset  SHA-1 paraphrase identifier]*

+   along with the compilation platform, build information and supported cpu capabilities.

+

+   In case of release tar balls version information is partly derived from configuration file *x265Version.txt*

+   .. seeAlso::  For more information on how to configure the version file please refer to `<https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/wiki/Home>`_  and Contribute pages for updates specific

+   release and version control management.

+

+   **Example:**

+

+   *x265 [info]: HEVC encoder version 3.4+27-'d9217cf00'*

+

+   *x265 [info]: build info [Windows][MSVC 1916][64 bit] 10bit*

+

+   *x265 [info]: using cpu capabilities: MMX2 SSE2Fast LZCNT SSSE3 SSE4.2 AVX FMA3 BMI2 AVX2*

    **CLI ONLY**

@@ -141,7 +154,7 @@

    **Residual Energy** Average residual energy. SSE is calculated on fenc 

    and pred(before quantization).

-   **Luma/Chroma Values** minumum, maximum and average(averaged by area)

+   **Luma/Chroma Values** minimum, maximum and average(averaged by area)

    luma and chroma values of source for each frame.

    **PU Statistics** percentage of PU modes at each depth.

@@ -246,7 +259,7 @@

 .. option:: --pools <string>, --numa-pools <string>

-   Comma seperated list of threads per NUMA node. If "none", then no worker

+   Comma separated list of threads per NUMA node. If "none", then no worker

    pools are created and only frame parallelism is possible. If NULL or ""

    (default) x265 will use all available threads on each NUMA node::

@@ -284,7 +297,7 @@

    the last thread pool is spawned only if it has more than 32 threads for

    64-bit machines, or 16 for 32-bit machines. If the total number of threads

    in the system doesn't obey this constraint, we may spawn fewer threads

-   than cores which has been emperically shown to be better for performance. 

+   than cores which has been empirically shown to be better for performance. 

    If the four pool features: :option:`--wpp`, :option:`--pmode`,

    :option:`--pme` and :option:`--lookahead-slices` are all disabled,

@@ -409,7 +422,7 @@

    Allow encoder to copy input x265 pictures to internal frame buffers. When disabled,

    x265 will not make an internal copy of the input picture and will work with the

-   application's buffers. While this allows for deeper integration, it is the responsbility

+   application's buffers. While this allows for deeper integration, it is the responsibility

    of the application to (a) ensure that the allocated picture has extra space for padding

    that will be done by the library, and (b) the buffers aren't recycled until the library

    has completed encoding this frame (which can be figured out by tracking NALs output by x265)

@@ -554,7 +567,7 @@

 .. option:: --chunk-start <integer>

-   First frame of the chunk. Frames preceeding this in display order will

+   First frame of the chunk. Frames preceding this in display order will

    be encoded, however, they will be discarded in the bitstream. This

    feature can be enabled only in closed GOP structures.

    Default 0 (disabled).

@@ -562,7 +575,7 @@

 .. option:: --chunk-end <integer>

    Last frame of the chunk. Frames following this in display order will be

-   used in taking lookahead decisions, but, they will not be encoded.

+   used in taking lookahead decisions, but they will not be encoded.

    This feature can be enabled only in closed GOP structures.

    Default 0 (disabled).

@@ -638,7 +651,7 @@

    If :option:`--level-idc` has been specified, --high-tier allows the

    support of high tier at that level. The encoder will first attempt to encode 

    at the specified level, main tier first, turning on high tier only if 

-   necessary and available at that level.If your requested level does not 

+   necessary and available at that level. If your requested level does not 

    support a High tier, high tier will not be supported. If --no-high-tier 

    has been specified, then the encoder will attempt to encode only at the main tier.

@@ -647,8 +660,8 @@

 .. option:: --ref <1..16>

    Max number of L0 references to be allowed. This number has a linear

-   multiplier effect on the amount of work performed in motion search,

-   but will generally have a beneficial affect on compression and

+   multiplier effect on the amount of work performed in motion search

+   but will generally have a beneficial effect on compression and

    distortion.

    Note that x265 allows up to 16 L0 references but the HEVC

@@ -668,7 +681,7 @@

 .. option:: --allow-non-conformance, --no-allow-non-conformance

    Allow libx265 to generate a bitstream with profile and level NONE.

-   By default it will abort any encode which does not meet strict level

+   By default, it will abort any encode which does not meet strict level

    compliance. The two most likely causes for non-conformance are

    :option:`--ctu` being too small, :option:`--ref` being too high,

    or the bitrate or resolution being out of specification.

@@ -727,7 +740,7 @@

    used. The lower the value the faster the encode, the higher the

    value the smaller the bitstream (in general). Default 3

-   Note that this table aims for accuracy, but is not necessarily our

+   Note that this table aims for accuracy but is not necessarily our

    final target behavior for each mode.

    +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

@@ -758,7 +771,7 @@

    Maximum CU size (width and height). The larger the maximum CU size,

    the more efficiently x265 can encode flat areas of the picture,

-   giving large reductions in bitrate. However this comes at a loss of

+   giving large reductions in bitrate. However, this comes at a loss of

    parallelism with fewer rows of CUs that can be encoded in parallel,

    and less frame parallelism as well. Because of this the faster

    presets use a CU size of 32. Default: 64

@@ -799,7 +812,7 @@

    For all non-zero values of limit-refs, the current depth will evaluate

    intra mode (in inter slices), only if intra mode was chosen as the best

-   mode for atleast one of the 4 sub-blocks.

+   mode for at least one of the 4 sub-blocks.

    You can often increase the number of references you are using

    (within your decoder level limits) if you enable one or

@@ -863,13 +876,12 @@

    Provides minimal quality degradation at good performance gains for non-zero modes.

    :option:`--rskip mode 0` means disabled. Default: 1, disabled when :option:`--tune grain` is used.

-   This is a integer value representing the edge-density percentage within the CU. Internally normalized to a number between 0.0 to 1.0 in x265. 

-   Recommended low thresholds for slow encodes and high for fast encodes.

 .. option:: --rskip-edge-threshold <0..100>

    Denotes the minimum expected edge-density percentage within the CU, below which the recursion is skipped.

-   Default: 5, requires :option:`--rskip mode 2` to be enabled.

+   Internally normalized to decimal value in x265 library. Recommended low thresholds for slow encodes and high

+   for fast encodes. Default: 5, requires :option:`--rskip mode 2` to be enabled.

 .. option:: --splitrd-skip, --no-splitrd-skip

@@ -928,7 +940,7 @@

 .. option:: --analysis-load <filename>

-   Encoder reuses analysis information from the file specified. By reading the analysis data writen by

+   Encoder reuses analysis information from the file specified. By reading the analysis data written by

    an earlier encode of the same sequence, substantial redundant work may be avoided. Requires cutree, pmode

    to be off. Default disabled.

@@ -1082,7 +1094,7 @@

    Note that when the CU intra prediction is NxN (only possible with

    8x8 CUs), a TU split is implied, and thus the residual quad-tree

-   begins at 4x4 and cannot split any futhrer.

+   begins at 4x4 and cannot split any further.

 .. option:: --tu-inter-depth <1..4>

@@ -1101,7 +1113,7 @@

    Enables early exit from TU depth recursion, for inter coded blocks.

    Level 1 - decides to recurse to next higher depth based on cost 

-   comparison of full size TU and split TU.

+   comparison of full-size TU and split TU.

    Level 2 - based on first split subTU's depth, limits recursion of

    other split subTUs.

@@ -1109,13 +1121,13 @@

    Level 3 - based on the average depth of the co-located and the neighbor

    CUs' TU depth, limits recursion of the current CU.

-   Level 4 - uses the depth of the neighbouring/ co-located CUs TU depth 

+   Level 4 - uses the depth of the neighboring/ co-located CUs TU depth 

    to limit the 1st subTU depth. The 1st subTU depth is taken as the 

    limiting depth for the other subTUs.

    Enabling levels 3 or 4 may cause a mismatch in the output bitstreams 

    between :option:`--analysis-save` and :option:`--analysis-load`

-   as all neighbouring CUs TU depth may not be available in the 

+   as all neighboring CUs TU depth may not be available in the 

    :option:`--analysis-load` run as only the best mode's information is 

    available to it.

@@ -1216,14 +1228,14 @@

    Motion search method. Generally, the higher the number the harder

    the ME method will try to find an optimal match. Diamond search is

    the simplest. Hexagon search is a little better. Uneven

-   Multi-Hexegon is an adaption of the search method used by x264 for

-   slower presets. Star is a three step search adapted from the HM

+   Multi-Hexagon is an adaption of the search method used by x264 for

+   slower presets. Star is a three-step search adapted from the HM

    encoder: a star-pattern search followed by an optional radix scan

    followed by an optional star-search refinement. Full is an

    exhaustive search; an order of magnitude slower than all other

    searches but not much better than umh or star. SEA is similar to

    x264's ESA implementation and a speed optimization of full search.

-    It is a three step motion search where the DC calculation is

+    It is a three-step motion search where the DC calculation is

     followed by ADS calculation followed by SAD of the passed motion

     vector candidates.

@@ -1262,7 +1274,7 @@

    At --subme values larger than 2, chroma residual cost is included

    in all subpel refinement steps and chroma residual is included in

    all motion estimation decisions (selecting the best reference

-   picture in each list, and chosing between merge, uni-directional

+   picture in each list, and choosing between merge, uni-directional

    motion and bi-directional motion). The 'slow' preset is the first

    preset to enable the use of chroma residual.

@@ -1356,7 +1368,7 @@

 do not match the visual energy of the source block. The higher the

 strength of :option:`--psy-rd` the more strongly it will favor similar

 energy over blur and the more aggressively it will ignore rate

-distortion. If it is too high, it will introduce visal artifacts and

+distortion. If it is too high, it will introduce visual artifacts and

 increase bitrate enough for rate control to increase quantization

 globally, reducing overall quality. psy-rd will tend to reduce the use

 of blurred prediction modes, like DC and planar intra and bi-directional

@@ -1366,11 +1378,11 @@

 rate-distortion optimized quantization (RDO quant), enabled by

 :option:`--rdoq-level` 1 or 2, favoring the preservation of energy in the

 reconstructed image.  :option:`--psy-rdoq` prevents RDOQ from blurring

-all of the encoding options which psy-rd has to chose from.  At low

+all of the encoding options which psy-rd has to choose from.  At low

 strength levels, psy-rdoq will influence the quantization level

 decisions, favoring higher AC energy in the reconstructed image. As

 psy-rdoq strength is increased, more non-zero coefficient levels are

-added and fewer coefficients are zeroed by RDOQ's rate distortion

+added, and fewer coefficients are zeroed by RDOQ's rate distortion

 analysis. High levels of psy-rdoq can double the bitrate which can have

 a drastic effect on rate control, forcing higher overall QP, and can

 cause ringing artifacts. psy-rdoq is less accurate than psy-rd, it is

@@ -1394,16 +1406,16 @@

 is forced to code skip blocks (no residual) in areas of difficult motion

 because it is the best option psycho-visually (they have great amounts

 of energy and no residual cost). One can lower psy-rd settings when

-judder is happening, and allow the encoder to use some blur in these

+judder is happening and allow the encoder to use some blur in these

 areas of high motion.

 In 444, chroma gets twice as much resolution, so halve the quality when psy-rd is enabled.

-So when psy-rd is enabled for 444 videos, cbQpOffset and crQpOffset are set to value 6,

+So, when psy-rd is enabled for 444 videos, cbQpOffset and crQpOffset are set to value 6,

 if they are not explicitly set.

 .. option:: --psy-rd <float>

-   Influence rate distortion optimizated mode decision to preserve the

+   Influence rate distortion optimized mode decision to preserve the

    energy of the source image in the encoded image at the expense of

    compression efficiency. It only has effect on presets which use

    RDO-based mode decisions (:option:`--rd` 3 and above). 1.0 is a

@@ -1462,19 +1474,23 @@

 .. option:: --hist-scenecut, --no-hist-scenecut

    Indicates that scenecuts need to be detected using luma edge and chroma histograms.

-   :option: `--hist-scenecut` enables scenecut detection using the histograms and disables the default scene cut algorithm.

-   :option: `--no-hist-scenecut` disables histogram based scenecut algorithm.

+   :option:`--hist-scenecut` enables scenecut detection using the histograms and disables the default scene cut algorithm.

+   :option:`--no-hist-scenecut` disables histogram based scenecut algorithm.

-.. option:: --hist-threshold <0.0..2.0>

+.. option:: --hist-threshold <0.0..1.0>

    This value represents the threshold for normalized SAD of edge histograms used in scenecut detection.

-   This requires :option: `--hist-scenecut` to be enabled. For example, a value of 0.2 indicates that a frame with normalized SAD value 

+   This requires :option:`--hist-scenecut` to be enabled. For example, a value of 0.2 indicates that a frame with normalized SAD value 

    greater than 0.2 against the previous frame as scenecut. 

-   Default 0.01.

+   Increasing the threshold reduces the number of scenecuts detected.

+   Default 0.03.

 .. option:: --radl <integer>

-   Number of RADL pictures allowed infront of IDR. Requires fixed keyframe interval.

+   Number of RADL pictures allowed infront of IDR. Requires closed gop interval.

+   If enabled for fixed keyframe interval, inserts RADL at every IDR.

+   If enabled for closed gop interval, in case of :option:`--hist-scenecut` inserts RADL at every hard scenecut

+   whereas for the :option:`--scenecut`, inserts RADL at every scenecut.

    Recommended value is 2-3. Default 0 (disabled).

    **Range of values: Between 0 and `--bframes`

@@ -1501,7 +1517,7 @@

    Number of frames for slice-type decision lookahead (a key

    determining factor for encoder latency). The longer the lookahead

    buffer the more accurate scenecut decisions will be, and the more

-   effective cuTree will be at improving adaptive quant. Having a

+   effective cutree will be at improving adaptive quant. Having a

    lookahead larger than the max keyframe interval is not helpful.

    Default 20

@@ -1510,7 +1526,7 @@

 .. option:: --gop-lookahead <integer>

    Number of frames for GOP boundary decision lookahead. If a scenecut frame is found

-   within this from the gop boundary set by `--keyint`, the GOP will be extented until such a point,

+   within this from the gop boundary set by `--keyint`, the GOP will be extended until such a point,

    otherwise the GOP will be terminated as set by `--keyint`. Default 0.

    **Range of values:** Between 0 and (`--rc-lookahead` - mini-GOP length)

@@ -1629,7 +1645,7 @@

 .. option:: --crf-min <0..51.0>

-   Specify an lower limit to the rate factor which may be assigned to

+   Specify a lower limit to the rate factor which may be assigned to

    any given frame (ensuring a min compression factor).

 .. option:: --vbv-bufsize <integer>

@@ -1656,7 +1672,7 @@

    Initial buffer occupancy. The portion of the decode buffer which

    must be full before the decoder will begin decoding.  Determines

    absolute maximum frame size. May be specified as a fractional value

-   between 0 and 1, or in kbits. In other words these two option pairs

+   between 0 and 1, or in kbits. In other words, these two option pairs

    are equivalent::

    --vbv-bufsize 1000 --vbv-init 900

@@ -1668,8 +1684,8 @@

 .. option:: --vbv-end <float>

-   Final buffer emptiness. The portion of the decode buffer that must be 

-   available after all the specified frames have been inserted into the 

+   Final buffer fullness. The portion of the decode buffer that must be 

+   full after all the specified frames have been inserted into the 

    decode buffer. Specified as a fractional value between 0 and 1, or in 

    kbits. Default 0 (disabled)

@@ -1681,8 +1697,26 @@

 .. option:: --vbv-end-fr-adj <float>

    Frame from which qp has to be adjusted to achieve final decode buffer

-   emptiness. Specified as a fraction of the total frames. Fractions > 0 are 

+   fullness. Specified as a fraction of the total frames. Fractions > 0 are 

    supported only when the total number of frames is known. Default 0.

+   

+.. option:: --min-vbv-fullness <double>

+

+    Minimum VBV fullness percentage to be maintained. Specified as a fractional

+    value ranging between 0 and 100. Default 50 i.e, Tries to keep the buffer at least

+    50% full at any point in time.

+   

+   Decreasing the minimum required fullness shall improve the compression efficiency,

+   but is expected to affect VBV conformance. Experimental option.

+

+.. option:: --max-vbv-fullness <double>

+

+    Maximum VBV fullness percentage to be maintained. Specified as a fractional

+    value ranging between 0 and 100. Default 80 i.e Tries to keep the buffer at max 80%

+    full at any point in time.

+   

+    Increasing the minimum required fullness shall improve the compression efficiency,

+   but is expected to affect VBV conformance. Experimental option.

 .. option:: --qp, -q <integer>

@@ -1710,7 +1744,7 @@

    Adaptive Quantization operating mode. Raise or lower per-block

    quantization based on complexity analysis of the source image. The

-   more complex the block, the more quantization is used. This offsets

+   more complex the block, the more quantization is used. These offsets

    the tendency of the encoder to spend too many bits on complex areas

    and not enough in flat areas.

@@ -1737,8 +1771,8 @@

    Enable adaptive quantization

    It scales the quantization step size according to the spatial activity of one

    coding unit relative to frame average spatial activity. This AQ method utilizes

-   the minimum variance of sub-unit in each coding unit to represent the coding

-   unit’s spatial complexity.

+   the minimum variance of sub-unit in each coding unit to represent the spatial 

+   complexity of the coding unit.

 .. option:: --qp-adaptation-range

@@ -1938,31 +1972,91 @@

    The frame number indicates the beginning of a zone. The options 

    following this is applied until another zone begins. The reconfigurable 

-   options can be spcified as --<feature name> <feature value>

+   options can be specified as --<feature name> <feature value>

    **CLI ONLY**

-.. option:: --scenecut-aware-qp, --no-scenecut-aware-qp

-   

-   Enables a ratecontrol algorithm for reducing the bits spent on the inter-frames

-   within the :option:`--scenecut-window` after a scenecut by increasing their QP

-   without any deterioration in visual quality. It also increases the quality of

-   scenecut I-Frames by reducing their QP. Default disabled.

-   

-.. option:: --scenecut-window <integer>

+.. option:: --scenecut-aware-qp <integer>

-   The duration(in milliseconds) for which there is a reduction in the bits spent

-   on the inter-frames after a scenecut by increasing their QP, when

-   :option:`--scenecut-aware-qp` is enabled. Default 500ms.

-   

-   **Range of values:** 0 to 1000

-   

-.. option:: --max-qp-delta <integer>

+   It reduces the bits spent on the inter-frames within the scenecut window

+   before and after a scenecut by increasing their QP in ratecontrol pass2 algorithm

+   without any deterioration in visual quality. If a scenecut falls within the window,

+   the QP of the inter-frames after this scenecut will not be modified.

+   :option:`--scenecut-aware-qp` works only with --pass 2. Default 0.

-   The offset by which QP is incremented for inter-frames

-   when :option:`--scenecut-aware-qp` is enabled. Default 5.

-   

-   **Range of values:**  0 to 10

+   +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | Mode  | Description                                                   |

+   +=======+===============================================================+

+   | 0     | Disabled.                                                     |

+   +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | 1     | Forward masking.                                              |

+   |       | Applies QP modification for frames after the scenecut.        |

+   +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | 2     | Backward masking.                                             |

+   |       | Applies QP modification for frames before the scenecut.       |

+   +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | 3     | Bi-directional masking.                                       |

+   |       | Applies QP modification for frames before and after           |

+   |       | the scenecut.                                                 |

+   +-------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+

+.. option:: --masking-strength <string>

+

+   Comma separated list of values which specifies the duration and offset

+   for the QP increment for inter-frames when :option:`--scenecut-aware-qp`

+   is enabled.

+

+   When :option:`--scenecut-aware-qp` is::

+   * 1 (Forward masking):

+   --masking-strength <fwdWindow,fwdRefQPDelta,fwdNonRefQPDelta>

+   * 2 (Backward masking):

+   --masking-strength <bwdWindow,bwdRefQPDelta,bwdNonRefQPDelta>

+   * 3 (Bi-directional masking):

+   --masking-strength <fwdWindow,fwdRefQPDelta,fwdNonRefQPDelta,bwdWindow,bwdRefQPDelta,bwdNonRefQPDelta>

+

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | Parameter       | Description                                                   |

+   +=================+===============================================================+

+   | fwdWindow       | The duration(in milliseconds) for which there is a reduction  |

+   |                 | in the bits spent on the inter-frames after a scenecut by     |

+   |                 | increasing their QP. Default 500ms.                           |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 1000                                |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | fwdRefQPDelta   | The offset by which QP is incremented for inter-frames        |

+   |                 | after a scenecut. Default 5.                                  |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 10                                  |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | fwdNonRefQPDelta| The offset by which QP is incremented for non-referenced      |

+   |                 | inter-frames after a scenecut. The offset is computed from    |

+   |                 | fwdRefQPDelta when it is not explicitly specified.            |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 10                                  |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | bwdWindow       | The duration(in milliseconds) for which there is a reduction  |

+   |                 | in the bits spent on the inter-frames before a scenecut by    |

+   |                 | increasing their QP. Default 100ms.                           |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 1000                                |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | bwdRefQPDelta   | The offset by which QP is incremented for inter-frames        |

+   |                 | before a scenecut. The offset is computed from                |

+   |                 | fwdRefQPDelta when it is not explicitly specified.            |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 10                                  |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+   | bwdNonRefQPDelta| The offset by which QP is incremented for non-referenced      |

+   |                 | inter-frames before a scenecut. The offset is computed from   |

+   |                 | bwdRefQPDelta when it is not explicitly specified.            |

+   |                 | **Range of values:** 0 to 10                                  |

+   +-----------------+---------------------------------------------------------------+

+

+   **CLI ONLY**

+

+.. option:: --vbv-live-multi-pass, --no-vbv-live-multi-pass

+

+   It enables the Qp tuning at frame level based on real time VBV Buffer fullness

+   in the ratecontrol 2nd pass of multi pass mode to reduce the VBV violations.

+   It could only be enabled with rate control stat-read encodes with VBV and ABR

+   rate control mode.

+

+   Default disabled. **Experimental feature**

 Quantization Options

 ====================

@@ -2010,7 +2104,7 @@

    All other strings indicate a filename containing custom scaling

    lists in the HM format. The encode will abort if the file is not

    parsed correctly. Custom lists must be signaled in the SPS. A sample

-   scaling list file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265/downloads/reference_scalinglist.txt>`_

+   scaling list file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/downloads/reference_scalinglist.txt>`_

 .. option:: --lambda-file <filename>

@@ -2064,7 +2158,7 @@

 .. option:: --sao-non-deblock, --no-sao-non-deblock

-   Specify how to handle depencency between SAO and deblocking filter.

+   Specify how to handle dependency between SAO and deblocking filter.

    When enabled, non-deblocked pixels are used for SAO analysis. When

    disabled, SAO analysis skips the right/bottom boundary areas.

    Default disabled

@@ -2154,7 +2248,7 @@

    2. ntsc

    3. secam

    4. mac

-   5. undefined

+   5. unknown

 .. option:: --range <full|limited>

@@ -2207,15 +2301,15 @@

    Specify color matrix setting i.e set the matrix coefficients used in

    deriving the luma and chroma. Default undefined (not signaled)

-   0. GBR

+   0. gbr

    1. bt709

-   2. undef 

+   2. unknown 

    3. **reserved**

    4. fcc

    5. bt470bg

    6. smpte170m

    7. smpte240m

-   8. YCgCo

+   8. ycgco

    9. bt2020nc

    10. bt2020c

    11. smpte2085

@@ -2297,7 +2391,7 @@

    to be encoded as Dynamic Tone Mapping into the bitstream. 

    Click `here <https://www.sra.samsung.com/assets/User-data-registered-itu-t-t35-SEI-message-for-ST-2094-40-v1.1.pdf>`_

-   for the syntax of the metadata file. A sample JSON file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265/downloads/DCIP3_4K_to_400_dynamic.json>`_

+   for the syntax of the metadata file. A sample JSON file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/downloads/DCIP3_4K_to_400_dynamic.json>`_

 .. option:: --dhdr10-opt, --no-dhdr10-opt

@@ -2325,13 +2419,13 @@

    Emit the alternative transfer characteristics SEI message where the integer

    is the preferred transfer characteristics. Required for HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma)

-   signalling. Not signalled by default.

+   signaling. Not signaled by default.

 .. option:: --pic-struct <integer>

    Set the picture structure and emits it in the picture timing SEI message.

    Values in the range 0..12. See D.3.3 of the HEVC spec. for a detailed explanation.

-   Required for HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma) signalling. Not signalled by default.

+   Required for HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma) signaling. Not signaled by default.

 Bitstream options

 =================

@@ -2362,7 +2456,7 @@

 .. option:: --hrd, --no-hrd

-   Enable the signalling of HRD parameters to the decoder. The HRD

+   Enable the signaling of HRD parameters to the decoder. The HRD

    parameters are carried by the Buffering Period SEI messages and

    Picture Timing SEI messages providing timing information to the

    decoder. Default disabled

@@ -2370,7 +2464,7 @@

 .. option:: --hrd-concat, --no-hrd-concat

-    Set concantenation flag for the first keyframe in the HRD buffering period SEI. This

+    Set concatenation flag for the first keyframe in the HRD buffering period SEI. This

     is to signal the decoder if splicing is performed during bitstream generation. 

     Recommended to enable this option during chunked encoding, except for the first chunk.

     Default disabled.

@@ -2419,7 +2513,7 @@

    Enable a temporal sub layer. All referenced I/P/B frames are in the

    base layer and all unreferenced B frames are placed in a temporal

-   enhancement layer. A decoder may chose to drop the enhancement layer 

+   enhancement layer. A decoder may choose to drop the enhancement layer 

    and only decode and display the base layer slices.

    If used with a fixed GOP (:option:`--b-adapt` 0) and :option:`--bframes`

@@ -2457,7 +2551,7 @@

 .. option:: --opt-cu-delta-qp, --no-opt-cu-delta-qp

    Optimize CU level QPs by pulling up lower QPs to value close to meanQP thereby

-   minimizing fluctuations in deltaQP signalling. Default disabled.

+   minimizing fluctuations in deltaQP signaling. Default disabled.

    Only effective at RD levels 5 and 6

@@ -2476,10 +2570,10 @@

 .. option:: --lowpass-dct

    If enabled, x265 will use low-pass subband dct approximation instead of the

-   standard dct for 16x16 and 32x32 blocks. This approximation is less computational 

+   standard dct for 16x16 and 32x32 blocks. This approximation is less computationally 

    intensive but it generates truncated coefficient matrixes for the transformed block. 

    Empirical analysis shows marginal loss in compression and performance gains up to 10%,

-   paticularly at moderate bit-rates.

+   particularly at moderate bit-rates.

    This approximation should be considered for platforms with performance and time 

    constrains.

@@ -2536,10 +2630,15 @@

    if analysis reuse isn't preferred ), and reuse-level indicates the level ( :option:`--analysis-load-reuse-level`)

    at which analysis info has to be reused.

-   A sample config file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265/downloads/Sample_ABR_ladder_config>`_

-   

-   Default: Disabled ( Conventional single encode generation ). Experimental feature.

+   Sample config file::

+

+   [540p:0:nil] --input 540pSource.y4m --ctu 16 --bitrate 1600 --vbv-maxrate 2400 --vbv-bufsize 4800 -o 540p.hevc --preset veryslow

+   [1080p:10:540p] --input 1080pSource.y4m --ctu 32 --bitrate 5800 --vbv-maxrate 8700 --vbv-bufsize 17400 -o 1080p.hevc --preset veryslow --scale-factor 2

+   [2160p:10:1080p] --input 2160pSource.y4m --bitrate 16800 --vbv-maxrate 25200  --vbv-bufsize 50400 -o 2160p.hevc --preset veryslow  --scale-factor 2

+   The above sample config file is available in `the downloads page <https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git/downloads/Sample_ABR_ladder_config.txt>`_

+

+   Default: Disabled ( Conventional single encode generation ). Experimental feature.

    **CLI ONLY**

@@ -2576,8 +2675,8 @@

 .. option:: --svt-compressed-ten-bit-format, --no-svt-compressed-ten-bit-format

     In order to reduce the size of input YUV and to increase channel density,

-    SVT-HEVC accetps inputs in compressed-ten-bit-format. The conversion between

-    yuv420p10le and compressed ten bit format is a lossless operation. For more

+    SVT-HEVC accepts inputs in compressed-ten-bit-format. The conversion between

+    yuv420p10le and compressed ten-bit format is a lossless operation. For more

     details about the conversion refer

     `here<https://github.com/intel/SVT-HEVC/blob/master/Docs/SVT-HEVC_Encoder_User_Guide.pdf>'_.

@@ -2629,7 +2728,7 @@

     supports Low delay(P/B) and random access prediction structure. In a low delay

     structure, pictures within a mini-gop can only refer to the previous pictures

     in display order. In other words, picture with display order N can only refer

-    to pictures of display order lower than N. In random acccess method, pictures

+    to pictures of display order lower than N. In random access method, pictures

     can be referenced from both the directions. It accepts values in the range

     [0-2]

​

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@

 features and optimizations from the x264 AVC encoder project.

 The x265 software is available for free under the GNU GPL 2 license,

-from https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265.  For commercial companies

+from https://bitbucket.org/multicoreware/x265_git.  For commercial companies

 that wish to distribute x265 without being subject to the open source

 requirements of the GPL 2 license, commercial licenses are available

 with competitive terms.  Contact license @ x265.com to inquire about

​

@@ -2,6 +2,33 @@

 Release Notes

 *************

+Version 3.5

+===========

+

+Release date - 16th March, 2021.

+

+New feature

+-----------

+1. Real-time VBV for ABR (Average BitRate) encodes in –pass 2 using :option:`--vbv-live-multi-pass`: Improves VBV compliance with no significant impact on coding efficiency.

+

+Enhancements to existing features

+---------------------------------

+1. Improved hist-based scene cut algorithm: Reduces false positives by leveraging motion and scene transition info.

+2. Support for RADL pictures at IDR scene cuts: Improves coding efficiency with no significant impact on performance.

+3. Bidirectional scene cut aware Frame Quantizer Selection: Saves bits than forward masking with no noticeable perceptual quality difference.

+

+API changes

+-----------

+1. Additions to x265_param structure to support the newly added features and encoder enhancements.

+2. New x265_param options :option:`--min-vbv-fullness` and :option:`--max-vbv-fullness` to control min and max VBV fullness.

+

+Bug fixes

+---------

+1. Incorrect VBV lookahead in :option:`--analysis-load` + :option:`--scale-factor`.

+2. Encoder hang when VBV is used with slices.

+3. QP spikes in the row-level VBV rate-control when WPP enabled.

+4. Encoder crash in :option:`--abr-ladder`.

+

 Version 3.4

 ===========

​

+(directory)

​

+(directory)

​

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@

 option(STATIC_LINK_CRT "Statically link C runtime for release builds" OFF)

 mark_as_advanced(FPROFILE_USE FPROFILE_GENERATE NATIVE_BUILD)

 # X265_BUILD must be incremented each time the public API is changed

-set(X265_BUILD 192)

+set(X265_BUILD 199)

 configure_file("${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/x265.def.in"

                "${PROJECT_BINARY_DIR}/x265.def")

 configure_file("${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/x265_config.h.in"

@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@

     endif()

 endif()

-include(version) # determine X265_VERSION and X265_LATEST_TAG