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| `Av1TileReader` palette mode/color-map parsing, `Av1SymbolDecoder` palette distributions, `Av1BlockModeInfo` palette state, and `Av1PredictionDecoder` palette reconstruction | AV1 sections 5.11.46, 5.11.49, and 7.11.2 palette prediction | libaom `av1/decoder/decodemv.c`, `av1/decoder/detokenize.c`, `av1/decoder/decoder.h`, `av1/common/pred_common.c`, `av1/common/pred_common.h`, and `av1/common/entropymode.c` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Reuse the existing tile range decoder and frame-owned mode map while porting the normative palette cache merge, high-bit-depth color deltas, tile-adaptive mode/size/index distributions, diagonal color-map traversal, edge padding, and direct palette-sample reconstruction. This is AV1 still-image compression syntax and does not add retained video reference state or any ISO BMFF surface. |
| `Av1LoopFilterKernels`, `Av1LoopFilterContext`, and `Av1LoopFilterDecoder` | AV1 section 7.14 deblocking loop filter | libaom `aom_dsp/loopfilter.c` and `av1/common/av1_loopfilter.c` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Port the scalar 4-, 6-, 8-, and 14-tap low/high-bit-depth filters, sharpness thresholds, still-frame intra filter-level derivation, transform-edge selection, and plane traversal before enabling the stage. Later SIMD must preserve the scalar result. This is normative AV1 image reconstruction and adds neither generic ISO BMFF models nor retained video reference state. |
| `Av1CdefDecoder`, `Av1CdefKernels`, and CDEF-unit strength storage | AV1 sections 7.15.2 through 7.15.4 constrained directional enhancement filtering | libaom `av1/common/cdef.c`, `av1/common/cdef_block.c`, `av1/common/cdef.h`, and `av1/common/cdef_block.h` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Port the scalar direction search, variance adjustment, constrained primary/secondary taps, subsampling direction conversion, skipped-8x8 selection, and frame-edge sentinel behavior. Use a frame-owned source snapshot so filtering never consumes already modified samples. This is normative AV1 still-image reconstruction and introduces no ISO BMFF, track, timing, or sequence-playback surface. |
| `Av1SuperResolutionDecoder`, `Av1SuperResolutionKernels`, frame-size derivation, and decoded-image dimensions | AV1 sections 7.16 and 7.17 normative super-resolution upscaling | libaom `av1/common/resize.c`, `av1/common/resize.h`, `av1/common/convolve.c`, and `aom_dsp/aom_filter.h` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Port the fixed 64-phase, 8-tap horizontal filter, phase/step derivation, replicated frame edges, chroma width rounding, signed rounding, and 8/10/12-bit clipping. Reuse ImageSharp's existing cross-platform `Vector128_.MultiplyAddAdjacent` helper for the exact eight-coefficient dot product with a scalar fallback. Generic image resizing is not normative AV1 super-resolution. This adds no track, timing, fragment, animation, or generic ISO BMFF model. |
| `Av1SuperResolutionDecoder`, `Av1SuperResolutionKernels`, frame-size derivation, and decoded-image dimensions | AV1 section 7.16 normative super-resolution upscaling | libaom `av1/common/resize.c`, `av1/common/resize.h`, `av1/common/convolve.c`, and `aom_dsp/aom_filter.h` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Port the fixed 64-phase, 8-tap horizontal filter, phase/step derivation, replicated frame edges, chroma width rounding, signed rounding, and 8/10/12-bit clipping. Reuse ImageSharp's existing cross-platform `Vector128_.MultiplyAddAdjacent` helper for the exact eight-coefficient dot product with a scalar fallback. Generic image resizing is not normative AV1 super-resolution. This adds no track, timing, fragment, animation, or generic ISO BMFF model. |
| `Av1TileReader` loop-restoration unit syntax, `Av1SymbolDecoder` restoration distributions/subexponential codes, and `Av1FrameInfo` unit storage | AV1 section 5.11.57 `read_lr` and `read_lr_unit` syntax | libaom `av1/decoder/decodeframe.c`, `av1/common/restoration.c`, `av1/common/restoration.h`, `av1/common/entropymode.c`, `aom_dsp/binary_codes_reader.c`, and `aom_dsp/recenter.h` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Decode tile-local switchable/Wiener/self-guided selections, finite reference-subexponential coefficients, chroma Wiener windows, self-guided parameter sets, super-resolution-adjusted unit corners, and the AV1 nearest-unit-count rule into frame-owned per-plane grids. This is compressed still-image syntax and adds no movie, track, timing, fragment, audio, or sequence surface. |
| `Av1FrameInfo`, `Av1TileReader`, and `Av1BlockDecoder` transform/coefficient storage | AV1 section 5.11.39 coefficient syntax and section 7.11.2 reconstruction | libaom `av1/decoder/decodetxb.c` and `av1/decoder/decoder.h` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Preserve separate luma and chroma transform coefficients at monotonically advancing per-plane offsets within each superblock so reconstruction consumes the same transform-block order produced by tile parsing. |
| `Av1InverseQuantizer` and `Av1InverseQuantizationLookup` | AV1 section 7.12.3 inverse quantization | libaom `aom_dsp/aom_dsp_common.h`, `av1/common/quant_common.c`, and `av1/decoder/decodetxb.c` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Select the per-segment matrix level, alias 64-pixel transform dimensions to their adjusted matrices, retain a flat level-15 matrix, and apply the five-bit inverse-matrix weight scale. The large managed lookup remains a single process-wide table. |
| `Av1Inverse2dTransformer` and `Av1InverseTransformerFactory` | AV1 section 7.11.2 inverse transform and reconstruction | libaom `av1/common/av1_inv_txfm1d.c`, `av1/common/av1_inv_txfm2d.c`, and `av1/common/idct.c` at `03087864cf4bea6abb0d28f95cf7843511413d8f` | Scalar transform oracle for coefficient-row traversal, intermediate layout, stage ranges, clipping, and high-bit-depth sample addition. The managed 16-bit overload is also used as a parity oracle for the byte overload. |
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- The single-still `Av1Decoder` path now parses tile state before allocating and reconstructing one independently decodable frame, and it disposes the reconstruction planes after pixel conversion. It deliberately does not retain animation/video reference frames or implement `show_existing_frame` playback state.
- The reconstruction pipeline now records plane-relative transform geometry, preserves tile-local delta-Q and delta-LF predictors, derives segmentation and reference-adjusted filter levels, and runs the exact scalar low/high-bit-depth AV1 4-, 6-, 8-, and 14-tap deblocking kernels in normative vertical-then-horizontal order. It then applies scalar CDEF direction search, luma variance adjustment, primary and secondary constrained taps, chroma direction conversion, high-bit-depth scaling, skipped-block selection, and frame-edge sentinel handling from immutable per-plane snapshots. Active super-resolution now derives the Appendix A bounded coded width and applies the exact 64-phase, 8-tap horizontal filter with aligned reconstruction-edge input, 8/10/12-bit clipping, and the existing cross-platform `Vector128_.MultiplyAddAdjacent` helper. The available full-decode AV1 fixture does not exercise filtered transform edges, active CDEF strengths, or super-resolution, so independent 8-, 10-, and 12-bit AVIF vectors remain required before these stages have external pixel-level verification. Loop restoration and padding remain disabled even though they are normative when signaled, not optional quality improvements.
- Palette mode now reads the normative luma/chroma mode and size CDFs, neighbor color caches, high-bit-depth color syntax, diagonal color-index maps, clipped-edge padding, and direct sample prediction through the existing reconstruction pipeline. The scalar implementation matches the pinned libaom source, but an independently encoded palette AVIF fixture is still required before this path is independently verified.
- Loop restoration and other normative independently decodable still-image syntax paths still contain `NotImplementedException` or equivalent unsupported branches. Tile-local palette CDF adaptation is now present; the remaining still-image frame-context behavior requires a separate source audit without introducing sequence playback state.
- Loop-restoration unit parsing now recordstile-local switchable/Wiener/self-guided filter selections and coefficients in frame-ownedplane grids,including super-resolution-adjusted unit corners and the corrected conditional 64x64-superblock unit-size bit. The normative Wiener/self-guided filtering and deblocked stripe-boundary preservation are still disabled, so active loop-restoration images are not yet complete. Other normative independently decodable still-image syntax paths still contain `NotImplementedException` or equivalent unsupported branches. Tile-local palette CDF adaptation is now present; the remaining still-image frame-context behavior requires a separate source audit without introducing sequence playback state.
- The frame buffer now establishes two-byte native sample storage, logical plane rows, and sample-unit block strides for 10/12-bit frames. The active intra-prediction, inverse-transform, and block-reconstruction path selects native 16-bit samples for 10/12-bit frames and has focused pipeline wiring coverage. Independently encoded high-bit-depth AVIF conformance files are still required; chroma-from-luma storage and the other normative reconstruction stages listed below remain incomplete.
- `Av1YuvConverter` now consumes the signaled range, supported H.273 matrix coefficients, subsampling, and chroma sample position for 8, 10, and 12-bit output. Its high-bit-depth decode and encode paths use allocator-backed `Rgb48` rows and the existing `PixelOperations<TPixel>` conversions, avoiding the former eight-bit intermediate. Encoder conversion covers monochrome, YUV 4:2:0, 4:2:2, and 4:4:4 with libavif-compatible box averaging. Constant-luminance and chromaticity-derived matrices and ICtCp remain incomplete.
- The inverse-transform path allocates arrays in a per-transform hot path.