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Dav1d 0.1.0 didn’t support older and lower-end processors but this release comes with support for processors not supporting AVX2. Also, there is NEON SIMD support now for ARM hardware. The performance of AVX2 has increased from 1% to 2% for dav1d.
During the previous release, the speed using NEON assembly over C was around 80% which has been doubled now with DAV1D 0.2.0.
Performance for Arm64 has improved as there is 38% improvement for single-thread and a 53% improvement for multi-thread performances.
The 32-bit Arm (Armv7) has also improved as most assembly code can be fairly easily ported.
To know more about this news, check out the official post on Medium.
dav1d 0.1.0, the AV1 decoder by VideoLAN, is here
dav1d to release soon with all features of AV1, and better performance than libaom
Presenting dav1d, a new lightweight AV1 decoder, by VideoLAN and FFmpeg