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Vegas advanced by elapsed time, blended neighbouring columns every frame, and paced itself with a sleep to target_fps. On hdpi (4x128x64 on one chain, a 120Hz cap the chain cannot reach, ~95-100Hz real) that ran at 73fps with target 90 and ~89fps with target 125: the sleep drifted against the refresh and missed a vsync every few frames, and the blend read as shimmer on the panel (and as "anti-aliased" text in the preview). smooth_scroll now means the crisp pacing the plugin tickers already use: a whole number of pixels per presented frame, each held for frame_hold refreshes, with SwapOnVSync as the clock. The speed is solved against the panel's measured refresh, timed from our own swaps once scrolling starts, because the configured limit is only a cap -- at "120Hz" 90px/s solves to 3px every 4 refreshes, at the real ~97Hz to 1px every refresh. The old blend stays available as sub_pixel_blend (default off). With the web preview open, the render thread also PNG-encoded the whole 512x64 frame five times a second, 12-14ms each -- longer than a refresh. Mid-scroll that encode now runs on a single-slot writer thread (Pillow releases the GIL while compressing); static frames still write inline. Measured on hdpi, 3-minute soak with the preview open: 3 of 17,280 frames held an extra refresh (0.02%), down from ~6-20%. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
131 lines
4.4 KiB
Python
131 lines
4.4 KiB
Python
"""Vegas scrolls in whole pixels locked to the panel refresh.
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It used to advance by elapsed time, blend neighbouring columns, and pace itself
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with a sleep to target_fps. On a 512x64 chain refreshing at 95Hz that ran at
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73-89fps with p99 frames of 20-28ms: the sleep drifted against the refresh and
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missed a vsync every few frames, and the blend shimmered on the panel.
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"""
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import sys
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from pathlib import Path
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from unittest.mock import patch
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from PIL import Image
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sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent))
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from src.common.scroll_config import solve_crisp # noqa: E402
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from src.vegas_mode import render_pipeline as rp_module # noqa: E402
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from src.vegas_mode.config import VegasModeConfig # noqa: E402
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from src.vegas_mode.render_pipeline import RenderPipeline # noqa: E402
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W, H = 128, 32
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class FakeStream:
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def get_grouped_content_for_composition(self):
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return [('a', [Image.new('RGB', (4000, H), (255, 255, 255))])]
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def get_active_plugin_ids(self):
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return ['a']
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class FakeDM:
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width = W
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height = H
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def __init__(self, refresh_hz=100.0, hardware=True):
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self.refresh_hz = refresh_hz
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self.matrix = object() if hardware else None
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self.image = Image.new('RGB', (W, H))
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self.holds = []
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def set_scrolling_state(self, is_scrolling, frame_hold=1):
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self.holds.append(frame_hold)
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def update_display(self):
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pass
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def _pipeline(dm=None, **cfg):
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p = RenderPipeline(VegasModeConfig(lead_in_width=0, **cfg), dm or FakeDM(),
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FakeStream())
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assert p.compose_scroll_content()
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return p
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def test_default_steps_whole_pixels_and_holds_frames():
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dm = FakeDM(refresh_hz=100.0)
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p = _pipeline(dm, scroll_speed=50)
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want = solve_crisp(50, 100.0)
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assert p.scroll_helper.fixed_pixels_per_frame == want.pixels_per_frame
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assert not p.scroll_helper.sub_pixel_scrolling
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before = p.scroll_helper.scroll_position
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p.render_frame()
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assert p.scroll_helper.scroll_position - before == want.pixels_per_frame
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# The hold is what makes 1px every 2 refreshes 50px/s rather than 100.
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assert dm.holds[-1] == want.frame_hold == 2
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assert p.target_fps == want.frames_per_second
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def test_sleep_floor_stays_below_the_refresh_period():
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# A floor at or above the real period accumulates until a frame misses.
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p = _pipeline(FakeDM(refresh_hz=100.0), scroll_speed=50)
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assert p.frame_interval < p._frame_hold / 100.0
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def test_sub_pixel_blend_keeps_the_old_time_based_blend():
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dm = FakeDM()
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p = _pipeline(dm, sub_pixel_blend=True, target_fps=90)
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assert p.scroll_helper.fixed_pixels_per_frame is None
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assert p.scroll_helper.sub_pixel_scrolling
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p.render_frame()
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assert dm.holds[-1] == 1
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assert p.frame_interval == 1.0 / 90
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assert p.target_fps == 90
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def _run_swaps(p, period, frames):
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"""Render `frames` frames whose swaps are `period` seconds apart."""
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clock = [1000.0]
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def monotonic():
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return clock[0]
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with patch.object(rp_module.time, 'monotonic', monotonic):
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for _ in range(frames):
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p.render_frame()
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clock[0] += period
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def test_a_panel_below_its_cap_is_measured_and_the_speed_re_solved():
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# 4x128x64 on one chain: capped at 120Hz, really 95Hz. Against the cap
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# 90px/s solves to 3px every 4 refreshes; against 95Hz, 1px every one.
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p = _pipeline(FakeDM(refresh_hz=120.0), scroll_speed=90)
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assert p._crisp.pixels_per_frame == 3
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frames = RenderPipeline.REFRESH_WARMUP_FRAMES + RenderPipeline.REFRESH_SAMPLES + 2
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_run_swaps(p, p._frame_hold / 95.0, frames)
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assert p._measured_hz == 95.0
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assert (p._crisp.pixels_per_frame, p._crisp.frame_hold) == (1, 1)
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# The floor still comes from the cap, not the measurement.
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assert p.frame_interval < 1 / 95.0
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def test_a_panel_that_keeps_up_with_its_cap_is_left_alone():
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p = _pipeline(FakeDM(refresh_hz=100.0), scroll_speed=50)
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crisp = p._crisp
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frames = RenderPipeline.REFRESH_WARMUP_FRAMES + RenderPipeline.REFRESH_SAMPLES + 2
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_run_swaps(p, p._frame_hold / 99.5, frames)
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assert p._measured_hz == 100.0
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assert p._crisp == crisp
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def test_no_measurement_without_hardware():
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# Nothing blocks in the emulator, so swap gaps say nothing about a panel.
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p = _pipeline(FakeDM(refresh_hz=120.0, hardware=False), scroll_speed=90)
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frames = RenderPipeline.REFRESH_WARMUP_FRAMES + RenderPipeline.REFRESH_SAMPLES + 2
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_run_swaps(p, 1 / 50.0, frames)
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assert p._measured_hz is None
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