Hello.
I have a problem and need your help.
I am using a program that does hardware encoding of mp4 videos.
The following problems therefore arose.
Use ffprobe
[mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 @ 0x22efb00] stream 0, sample 1140, dts 38033008
[h264 @ 0x232b100] nal_unit_type: 7(SPS), nal_ref_idc: 3
[h264 @ 0x232b100] nal_unit_type: 8(PPS), nal_ref_idc: 3
[h264 @ 0x232b100] nal_unit_type: 5(IDR), nal_ref_idc: 3
[h264 @ 0x232b100] left block unavailable for requested intra mode
[h264 @ 0x232b100] error while decoding MB 0 17, bytestream 18526
[h264 @ 0x232b100] concealing 6169 DC, 6169 AC, 6169 MV errors in I frame
Analysis of the video showed that the mp4 macroblock appeared to be corrupted.
I would like the following information here.
・Is there any other information that is occurring?
・How to countermeasure when it occurs
・How to keep it from happening
・What should be checked if there is a problem?
Usage environment
・ubuntu16.04 lts
・CPU & QSV intel e3-1505m v6
・ffmpeg v4.1
・libva v2.5
・Intel(R) Media Driver for VAAPI v18.3.0
Sorry, I can't provide video and images.
The situation is block noise in the video.
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Thank you!
Sorry for the late reply.
Information was obtained.
Thanks for getting back to me!
The codec used is H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC).
The encoder used is "Lavf58.27.103".
@yuki_89 to continue, please confirm with us the following:
- Does this same issue happen on Windows 10 or Windows 11?
- When you test the latest drivers on Windows, do you see the same problem?
- Confirm if you ran all the updates from Ubuntu16.04 LTS
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David G
Intel Customer Support Technician
Thanks for the reply.
Sorry, it's just not possible to try it on Windows.
Ubuntu16.04 LTS updates will be checked.
Ok.
I understand the status of the support.
Let me ask you a question.
Are there any cases of memory corruption of information encoded with Quick Sync Video?
It seems to be caused by unintended binaries in the I-frames of the video.
Thank you, let us know once the Ubuntu updates are completed. There are no known memory corruption issues reported at this moment and we recommend using Windows to confirm it's not OS related, we can also try to replicate this issue but this will be done in a Windows environment. Let us know if you can try Windows and the issue persists.
Regards,
David G
Intel Customer Support Technician
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David G.
Intel Customer Support Technician
use this
https://github.com/rigaya/QSVEnc
is made in Japan and so far is the best video encoder for intel.
- Encoding using QuickSyncVideo
- H.264/AVC
- H.265/HEVC (8bit/10bit)
- MPEG2
- VP9 (8bit/10bit)
- Encode mode of QuickSyncVideo
- CQP (Fixed Quantization)
- CBR (Constant bitrate)
- VBR (Variable bitrate)
- AVBR (Adaptive Variable bitrate)
- QVBR (Quality based Variable bitrate)
- LA (Lookahead mode)
- LA-HRD (HRD compatible Lookahead mode)
- ICQ (Constant Quality)
- LA-ICQ (Constant Quality with Lookahead)
- VCM (Video Conference mode)
- Quality preset of 7 steps
- Interlaced encoding (by PAFF)
- Supports setting of codec profile & level, SAR, colormatrix, maxbitrate, GOP len, etc...
- Calculation of ssim/psnr of the encode
- Supports various vpp(video pre-processing) filters
- MFX (Media Fixed function) filters
- resize
- deinterlace (normal / bob / it)
- detail enhancement
- denoise
- image stablizier
- OpenCL filters
- deinterlacer
- afs (Automatic field shift)
- nnedi
- decimate
- mpdecimate
- colorspace conversion
- hdr2sdr
- delogo
- subburn
- resize
- bilinear
- spline16, spline36, spline64
- lanczos2, lanczos3, lanczos4
- transpose / rotate / flip
- padding
- deband
- noise reduction
- knn (K-nearest neighbor)
- pmd (modified pmd method)
- edge / detail enhancement
- unsharp
- edgelevel (edge level adjustment)
- warpsharp
- deinterlacer
- MFX (Media Fixed function) filters
QSVEncC
- Supports QSV(hw) decoding
- MPEG2
- H.264/AVC
- HEVC
- VP8
- VP9
- Supports various formats such as avs, vpy, y4m, and raw
- Supports demux/muxing using libavformat
- Supports decode using libavcodec
On QSVEncC if you have audio/video sync/incomplete problem use this setting "--avsync forcecfr"
Or use this for video editing
ps. both programs are FREE !
QSV 4 win and lin, yes !
for HEVC be sure to use something like this ICQ
QSVEncC64 --avhw --async-depth 16 -c hevc --d3d11 --icq 24 --quality best
and for AVC
QSVEncC64 --avhw --async-depth 16 -c h264 --d3d11 --la-icq 24 --qp-min 29 --qp-max 25 --la-depth 40 --la-quality slow --quality best
