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v2.0.2's AAC-LC decoding is ~15% slower than v0.1.6 on AMD64
Is there anybody who also experiences this issue?
Prepare a 5 minute int16/44.1kHz/stereo .wav file filled with silence.
Encode it to .m4a with ffmpeg:
ffmpeg -i sil.wav sil.m4a
Decode sil.m4a with fdk-aac v0.1.6.
sil.m4a
Now decode sil.m4a with fdk-aac v2.0.2.
Compare the time and see that v2.0.2 is ~15% slower.
~15%
In my case on i5-8xxx the result is:
Version Decoding Time v0.1.6 0.900s v2.0.0 0.952s (+6%) v2.0.2 1.045s (+16%)
What's happening, fdk-aac decoding is getting slower with each version?
0.4s
So, it looks like there's a regression in AAC-LC decoding code in v2.0.2?
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v2.0.2's AAC-LC decoding is ~15% slower than v0.1.6 on AMD64
Is there anybody who also experiences this issue?
How to reproduce:
Prepare a 5 minute int16/44.1kHz/stereo .wav file filled with silence.
Encode it to .m4a with ffmpeg:
Decode
sil.m4a
with fdk-aac v0.1.6.Now decode
sil.m4a
with fdk-aac v2.0.2.Compare the time and see that v2.0.2 is
~15%
slower.In my case on i5-8xxx the result is:
What's happening, fdk-aac decoding is getting slower with each version?
Notes:
0.4s
!!So, it looks like there's a regression in AAC-LC decoding code in v2.0.2?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: