Systems and methods for applying deblocking filters to reconstructed video data
Systems and methods for applying deblocking filters to reconstructed video data are disclosed. Sample values in adjacent reconstructed video blocks are modified according to multiple passes of a deblocking filter. A filtering pass may correspond to processing or constructing of all or subset of samples to be deblocked. The number of processing or constructing for each sample in a given pass may correspond to the pass index or order.
1. A device comprising:
a processor; and
a memory storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the device to perform a method of filtering reconstructed video data, the method comprising:
receiving values of samples included in a first block and a second block, in the reconstructed video data, adjacent to a horizontal block boundary;
evaluating if a height of the first block is greater than or equal to 32 samples;
evaluating if a height of the second block is greater than or equal to 32 samples;
for the first block, calculating a first gradient value based on an equation (abs(sample2−2*sample1+sample0)+abs(sample5−2*sample4+sample3)+1)>>1;
for the second block, calculating a second gradient value based on an equation abs(sample2−2*sample1+sample0); and
determining whether to filter the samples included in the first block and the second block by using a linear interpolation, based on whether a variable calculated using a sum of the first gradient value and the second gradient value is less than a threshold, wherein
the linear interpolation uses a reference middle value calculated based on the following:
(2*(first block sample0+second block sample0)+second block sample0+2*(second block sample1+second block sample2)+first block sample1+second block sample1+first block sample2+first block sample3+first block sample4+first block sample5+first block sample6+8)>>4,
where abs(x) returns an absolute value of x,
where the sample0 is a value of a first sample immediately adjacent to the horizontal block boundary,
where the sample1 is a value of a second sample adjacent to the first sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary,
where the sample2 is a value of a third sample adjacent to the second sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary,
where the sample3 is a value of a fourth sample adjacent to the third sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary,
where the sample4 is a value of a fifth sample adjacent to the fourth sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary,
where the sample5 is a value of a sixth sample adjacent to the fifth sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary, and
where the sample6 is a value of a seventh sample adjacent to the sixth sample and one position further from the horizontal block boundary.