Implementing a Vulkan Decoder

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This talk was presented at Vulkanised 2023 (Feb 7-9, Munich Germany). Vulkanised is organised by the Khronos Group and is the largest event dedicated to 3D developers using the Vulkan API. The event provides a unique opportunity to bring the Vulkan developer community together to exchange ideas, solve problems and help steer the future development of the Vulkan API and ecosystem. (c) Vulkanised 2023 Feb 7-9 Munich (Germany) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PV_yTculaM https://vulkan.org/events/vulkanised-2023

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Implementing a Vulkan decoder
Víctor Jáquez
Igalia
The 5th
Vulkan Developer Conference
Munich, Germany / February 7–9
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API Overview
 Semi-stateless
 Low level
 Fine grained
● Each driver implementation can operate differently
● Verbose
 Big specification

 Create a session parameters object
 Add new parameters
 Destroy session parameters object
Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder
Víctor Jáquez, February 2023
Stream Parameters Sets
This approach is very different from current parsers.

Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder
Víctor Jáquez, February 2023
Picture references (DPB)
 References and output coincide
 Distinct references and output sets
● references are a set of images
● references are in a single multi-
layered image
General use implementation should manage each case.

Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder
Víctor Jáquez, February 2023
Bitstream buffers
 Upload all slices
● Extra memory copies
● VK_EXT_external_memory_host
 Prepend codec start-code

Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder
Víctor Jáquez, February 2023
Multiplanar Images
 VK_FORMAT_G8_B8R8_2PLANE_420_UNORM → NV12
● YUV420 2 planes in single image
 Currently, multiplane images are emulated with
separate images per-plane
GStreamer format mapping issue:
2 Vulkan image layouts = 1 GStreamer format

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3. Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder Víctor Jáquez, February 2023 API Overview  Semi-stateless  Low level  Fine grained ● Each driver implementation can operate differently ● Verbose  Big specification

4.  Create a session parameters object  Add new parameters  Destroy session parameters object Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder Víctor Jáquez, February 2023 Stream Parameters Sets This approach is very different from current parsers.

5. Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder Víctor Jáquez, February 2023 Picture references (DPB)  References and output coincide  Distinct references and output sets ● references are a set of images ● references are in a single multi- layered image General use implementation should manage each case.

6. Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder Víctor Jáquez, February 2023 Bitstream buffers  Upload all slices ● Extra memory copies ● VK_EXT_external_memory_host  Prepend codec start-code

7. Implementing a Vulkan Video decoder Víctor Jáquez, February 2023 Multiplanar Images  VK_FORMAT_G8_B8R8_2PLANE_420_UNORM → NV12 ● YUV420 2 planes in single image  Currently, multiplane images are emulated with separate images per-plane GStreamer format mapping issue: 2 Vulkan image layouts = 1 GStreamer format

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