#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct SpeedSettings {
Show 13 fields pub multiref: bool, pub fast_deblock: bool, pub rdo_lookahead_frames: usize, pub scene_detection_mode: SceneDetectionSpeed, pub cdef: bool, pub lrf: bool, pub lru_on_skip: bool, pub sgr_complexity: SGRComplexityLevel, pub segmentation: SegmentationLevel, pub partition: PartitionSpeedSettings, pub transform: TransformSpeedSettings, pub prediction: PredictionSpeedSettings, pub motion: MotionSpeedSettings,
}
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Contains the speed settings.

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§multiref: bool

Enables inter-frames to have multiple reference frames.

Enabled is slower.

§fast_deblock: bool

Enables fast deblocking filter.

§rdo_lookahead_frames: usize

The number of lookahead frames to be used for temporal RDO.

Higher is slower.

§scene_detection_mode: SceneDetectionSpeed

Which scene detection mode to use. Standard is slower, but best.

§cdef: bool

Enables CDEF.

§lrf: bool

Enables LRF.

§lru_on_skip: bool

Enable searching loop restoration units when no transforms have been coded restoration unit.

§sgr_complexity: SGRComplexityLevel

The amount of search done for self guided restoration.

§segmentation: SegmentationLevel

Search level for segmentation.

Full search is at least twice as slow.

§partition: PartitionSpeedSettings

Speed settings related to partition decision

§transform: TransformSpeedSettings

Speed settings related to transform size and type decision

§prediction: PredictionSpeedSettings

Speed settings related to intra prediction mode selection

§motion: MotionSpeedSettings

Speed settings related to motion estimation and motion vector selection

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impl SpeedSettings

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pub fn from_preset(speed: u8) -> Self

Set the speed setting according to a numeric speed preset.

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impl Clone for SpeedSettings

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fn clone(&self) -> SpeedSettings

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for SpeedSettings

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for SpeedSettings

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fn default() -> Self

The default settings are equivalent to speed 0

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impl Copy for SpeedSettings

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