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tvp5158 2 1ch D1 output with dm6467

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zhencheng liang
Posted by zhencheng liang
on Jun 09 2010 02:58 AM
Prodigy240 points

Hi!

    I use dm6467 vpif0 vpif1 connect with tvp5158 portA and portB. What I wanted is that tvp5158 portA and portB both output

D1 video to dm6467.So I set tvp5158 to not-interleaved mode.By default, tvp5158 portA sellect ch1 and portB sellect ch2.

I got a problem: When I don't set LLC_en bit of  B1h, the videos the dm6467 both get will loss frame sometimes.

When I set LLC_en bit, the port A video output is fine, but port B video output is moving from down to up and have some horizontal line.

That seems portB clk is not correct. But both two port use the same clk line.

 

I do a test , by setting B3h from 0xe4 to 0xe1, so tvp5158 port A sellect ch2 and portB sellect ch1.The result is that both dm6460 vpifs got

ch2 video, and the video is fine.That seems portB still sellect ch2 not ch1. Why?

the reg order I write is :

feh  <---  0x03   #sellect decode write

b0h <-- 0x00

b1h <-- 0x90

b2h <-- 0x25

b3h <-- 0xe4

b4h <-- 0xe4

b5h <-- 0x00

b6h <-- 0x1b

b7h <-- 0x04

 

I see that LLC_en bit is used for port A only, why do effect on port B? And portB how to sellect other channel?

I use tvp5158 patch v02_01_17, is that related?

zcliang


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  • James Nave
    Posted by James Nave
    on Jun 28 2010 15:40 PM
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    Santosh,

    That thread was referring to a DM642 or DM648 application.

    The line-interleaved mode is the only known approach to reliably interface the TVP5158 to the DM6467.

    Regards,

    Jim

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  • Santoshkumar Pattar
    Posted by Santoshkumar Pattar
    on Jun 28 2010 23:05 PM
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    Hello Jim,

    Thanks again. I went through your reply to other thread at http://e2e.ti.com/support/data_converters/videoconverters/f/376/p/53637/191584.aspx#191584

    Regards,

    santosh

     

     

     

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  • yin yu
    Posted by yin yu
    on Mar 07 2012 19:25 PM
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    Do  you understand the "metaData = *(volatile Uint32 *)(curAddr)"?

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  • LeonYu
    Posted by LeonYu
    on Mar 07 2012 20:31 PM
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    Yin,

         Because the super frame includes the 8-byte metaData,which is in the begin of every line,so the pointer of curAddr is the metaData.

         For example(the following is the raw data gotten from DSP removed EAV/SAV.....

         80 80 72 72 B2 B2 EC EC 80 12..............................

         81 81 70 70 A0 A0 80 80 79 30 .................................

        

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  • yin yu
    Posted by yin yu
    on Mar 07 2012 21:05 PM
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    thank for your reply! I have some problem to ask  for you.

    LeonYu

    Yin,

         Because the super frame includes the 8-byte metaData,which is in the begin of every line,so the pointer of curAddr is the metaData.

         For example(the following is the raw data gotten from DSP removed EAV/SAV.....

         80 80 72 72 B2 B2 EC EC 80 12..............................

         81 81 70 70 A0 A0 80 80 79 30 .................................

        

    the metadata is Uint32 type, so i  have some problem about it. You say  DSP removed EAV/SAV, it means 5158 caputre data through ?

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  • LeonYu
    Posted by LeonYu
    on Mar 07 2012 23:13 PM
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    Yin,this is the structure of super frame.Wish this can help you.

     

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    the function mcvip_demux_run in mcvip_demux.c  demux the superframe,is not  it? I find the file it has blank code(sav/eav,..,etc.) and metadata(EOL,BOL,...,etc).

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