On 29/10/13 19:29, Peter B. wrote: > Hello again, > > I've now added encoding tests, too. > The current coverage of FFV1 in my setup is now: > > Filename | Line Coverage | Functions | Branches > ffv1.c 99.0 % 101 / 102 100.0 % 7 / 7 80.0 % 48 / 60 > ffv1.h 100.0 % 49 / 49 100.0 % 2 / 2 81.8 % 18 / 22 > ffv1dec.c 77.9 % 475 / 610 100.0 % 16 / 16 55.7 % 307 / 551 > ffv1enc.c 73.6 % 452 / 614 84.6 % 11 / 13 43.5 % 365 / 839
Looks quite nice. > On 10/28/2013 03:18 PM, Peter B. wrote: >> All the videos used for these tests could actually be generated, but I >> don't know how to add commands for generating the videos in FATE >> automatically so they are available for the actual tests. Could anyone >> point me at examples for doing so? > > I would still need an answer on this. > > I'd like to reduce my current fate-suite/ffv1 sample set size of ~9.9 > MiB, by generating the required videos by FATE, instead of having to > upload them to the "fate-suite" files. > > Is that possible? Yes we can have first the encoder test check against a reference and then use the produced files to check the decoder. Sounds a good idea. > If so, I'd be happy if someone could provide me hints to where to find > an example or documentation for this. I pestered somebody else than me to write a Wiki page about it, I'll do soon myself I guess... there are vsynth tests that do what you want IIRC, soon I'll get you more details. Thanks a lot. lu _______________________________________________ libav-devel mailing list libav-devel@libav.org https://lists.libav.org/mailman/listinfo/libav-devel
