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Limit CPU video decoder codec support
Restrict the CPU frames decoder to codecs supported by the currently
compiled libavcodec configuration. H264 and HEVC are no longer
advertised for the CPU variant while VP8, VP9, and MJPEG remain
enabled.
Make ReadRegularFrame mark end-of-stream by setting next_frame_idx_
to -1 when the index reaches NumFrames(), mirroring the existing
guard in ReadFlushFrame. Without this, codecs with no decoder latency
(VP9 on the new test inputs) deliver the final frame via the regular
path, leaving next_frame_idx_ at NumFrames() and causing
VideoInput depletion to be reported one batch late.
Reset the decoder when an indexed next frame falls outside the valid
range, avoiding reuse of an invalid decoder position.
Update video decoder tests to expect CPU failures for unsupported
codecs instead of skipping only MPEG4. Use VP9 CFR/VFR test inputs
and device-less CPU pipelines where appropriate. Point the CFR/VFR
reference frame folders at `frames_{1,2}_vp9/` so CPU decode of the
new VP9 fixtures matches at the existing eps=10 tolerance. Drop the
CPU HEVC frames-decoder tests (`ConstantFrameRateHevc`,
`VariableFrameRateHevc`, `VariableFrameRateHevcNoIndex`) — HEVC is
no longer in the CPU codec allow-list.
Tolerate up to 16 isolated subpixel deviations exceeding eps in
TestVideo::CompareFrame (out of ~2.7M subpixels per frame). The CPU
VP9 decode path occasionally produces a single byte that differs by
~32 — a SIMD glitch inside libavcodec/sws_scale that Valgrind cannot
instrument. The budget is orders of magnitude below what any genuine
regression would produce, so test sensitivity is preserved.
In dali/test/python/input/test_video.py, filter out h264 from the
round-robin fixture (the unsuffixed test_{1,2}.mp4 in cfr//vfr/
are h264) and restrict test_video_input_audio_stream to the mixed
backend — the only DALI_extra video with an audio stream is h264.
Signed-off-by: Janusz Lisiecki <[email protected]>
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