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EZSDK 5.03.00.09 Video encode/decode Demo Performance Results
This page summarizes the DM816x Video encode/decode demo Performance metrics in EZSDK 5.03.00.09
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Contents
Component Version[edit]
- OMX 05.02.00.26
- OMTB 01.00.01.07
Processor Configuration[edit]
- ARM A8 - 1000 MHz
- Video - 250 MHz
- VPSS - 250 MHz
Performance Summary[edit]
Usecases | A8 Peak Load (MHz) | A8 Avg Load (MHz) | Video Peak Load (MHz) | Video Avg Load (MHz) | VPSS Peak Load (MHz) | VPSS Avg Load (MHz) |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Video encode/decode Demo | 540.00 | 469.01 | 81.45 | 78.56 | 165.18 | 154.59 |
Performance Graph[edit]
Notes[edit]
- Running average load (window length is 8 sec) is calculated for all cores.(Running average* : Series of averages is calculated for a fixed window period of different subsets of the full data set and final average is calculate from the average series)
- Open source software Oprofile is used to measured the A8 thread details, Oprofile thread add some additional A8 load
Performance Metrics Details[edit]
- Detailed Performance Metrics Media:PerformanceMetrics_video_encode_decode_demo_5_03.00.09.zip
Summary[edit]
- ARM A8 load is reduced by 17 %, Video processor load is reduced by 6% and VPSS load is reduced by 13.5% wrt to earlier EZSDK 05.02.01.59 release metrics
- VENC component took the maximum Video media controller load (32 MHz), and VFPC-DEI component took the maximum load in VPSS media controller (37 MHz).
- H.264 Frame chunking thread took the maximum load on A8 processor ( 110 MHz)
- The encoded video quality is good without artifacts.