[Tremor] RE: Tremor Digest, Vol 10, Issue 1
KumarBraj Bhushan
kumar.brajbhushan at ittiam.com
Thu Mar 3 03:38:21 PST 2005
Hey, I am also looking for this thesis.pdf. If anyone knows any better link..let me know too. Madhav, you can do buffering of output samples to smoothen framewise complexity requirements.
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1. Ogg/Vorbis report, FFT optimizations (Madhav)
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Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2005 11:30:00 -0800
From: "Madhav" <madhav at mtekvision.com>
Subject: [tremor] Ogg/Vorbis report, FFT optimizations
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Hi all,
1. I need the thesis report for the http://www.sandvall.nu/thesis.pdf, Now this website do not contain this pdf. Can anyone mail me this pdf.
2. I have some questions regarding tremor. I am intended to use this for arm946e-s platform.
I made the profiling on ads 1.2 for arm946e-s processot of the tremor and found following statstics:
Name time%
XPROD31 12.28%
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XNPROD31 11.82%
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_vorbis_apply_window 8.39%
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mdct_butterfly_generic 7.36%
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mdct_backward 7.34%
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vorbis_synthesis_blockin 6.30%
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ov_read 6.16%
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floor1_inverse2 5.64%
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vorbis_book_decodevv_add 4.68%
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mdct_butterfly_16 3.95%
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mdct_bitreverse 3.95%
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decode_packed_entry_number 3.91%
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XPROD32 2.88%
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mapping0_inverse 2.73%
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mdct_butterflies 1.75%
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oggpack_look 1.62%
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oggpack_adv 1.44%
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mdct_butterfly_8 1.10%
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__rt_memcpy_w 1.06%
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res2_inverse 0.96%
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floor1_inverse1 0.88%
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__rt_memclr_w 0.75%
Here functions in bold is for the mdct, it is taking more than 50 % of the ogg-vorbis decode time.
How fft based method is used to optimise this further?
3. I am trying to compute the mips? The sizes supported by ogg are 256 or 2048
So i compute the mips as:
MIPS (taken by ov_read) = [cycles taken by ov_read ( ) / sample] * sampling frequency * 10^-6
Example: cycles taken by ov_read ( ) is say 20,00,000
MIPS (taken by ov_read) = [cycles taken by ov_read ( ) / sample] * sampling frequency * 10^-6
MIPS taken = (20,00,000 / 2048) * 44100 * 10^-6
= 43.06640625 MIPS
Is this interpretation correct?
I am waiting for the help from you all.
With Regards,
Madhav Kulkarni
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