Clamp screen content scroll motion vectors to configured range#3962
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Ensure that scroll motion vectors detected during screen content preprocessing and applied during mode decision are clamped to the encoder's motion vector range limit (iMvRange). This ensures that motion vector difference table indexing remains within allocated bounds during motion estimation.
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Ensure that scroll motion vectors detected during screen content preprocessing and applied during mode decision are clamped to the encoder's motion vector range limit (iMvRange). This ensures that motion vector difference table indexing remains within allocated bounds during motion estimation.