We are too late to upgrade the latest version of libyuv in Android T
to fix color conversion (BT.709 YUV to RGB) accuracy issue in HeifWriterTest when we exposed CQ mode for H/W hevc encoder. Move CQ mode support in Android U.
Note: remove CQ mode support, HeifWriterTest will use software hevc encoder to run the test. Since software encoder only support 512x512 resolution the default color primary is using BT.601 which will not
meet color accuracy issue.
Bug: 242466144
Test: atest android.media.misc.cts.HeifWriterTest
Change-Id: I4e0cf6995980603c9473086a385617e47a16b4b9
This reverts commit 53eef4db82.
Reason for revert: We do not need to support media performance class 13 for P21 devices and this change is causing regression in P21 so we have to revert it.
Bug: 235027936
Change-Id: I51099b94ac635e001cd56dd6cd250b1b8e0bd9f4
Support 6 instances of hardware video encoder/decoder
sessions (AVC, HEVC, VP9 or AV1) in any codec combination
running concurrently at 1080p resolution@30fps.
Bug: 233775011
Test: CtsMediaPerformanceClassTestCases
Test: CtsMediaEncoderTestCases
Test: android.media.misc.cts.MediaCodecListTest#testAllHardwareAcceleratedVideoCodecsPublishPerformancePoints
Change-Id: I0f260d83164cb8b4944a4a603408400c0c3a7184
Since application(Ex: Youtube) would limit supported quality
list from codec capabilities. We need to align max support resolution
with block size to provide proper codec capabilities.
Bug: 186374258
Test: Playing 2160p video in youtube
Change-Id: I2f26371eb9f22ef7c1f79e2eb193077963cbfc80
