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i downloaded Linux version of aomanalyzer and failed to open - "First argument must be a decoder" #51
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The first argument should be a JS compiled decoder. You'll need to use Emscripten to compile the decoder to JavaScript. The details are described here |
Thanks for prompt replay. tools$ ./build_inspector.sh --disable-multithread --disable-runtime-cpu-detect --target=generic-gnu Indeed, the file "inspect.bc" is not exist in ".inspect" folder as well as at any other place. How to generate "inspect.bc"? |
Can you just run |
the script invokes emcc WARNING:root:inspect.bc is not valid LLVM bitcode |
where is build_inspector.sh, seems there is no such in latest aom repos. |
I fixed the docs, AOM repo now does this using CMake - see 7e3eca9 and https://aomedia.googlesource.com/aom/#emscripten-builds |
@slavah264 can you follow the directions in the AOM repo and see if you're able to run the analyzer that way? |
i downloaded aomanalyzer package (version 1.0.0).
When i apply ./AOMAnalyzer i receive the error "First argument must be a decoder.":
./AOMAnalyzer ./aomdec ../av1/test2.ivf
First argument must be a decoder.
i tried without mentioning 'aomdec' - the same error is issued.
How to run AOMAnalyzer on a specified ivf-file (av1 content)?
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