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DM8127 RDK 2.8- How to get the FramesBuf for YVU not raw data

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vincent kuo
Posted by vincent kuo
on Nov 09 2012 04:11 AM
Intellectual575 points

Dear all,

I use DM8127 RDK 2.8 and demo code steting is vsysParams.systemUseCase = VSYS_USECASE_MULTICHN_TRISTREAM_FULLFTR

and I want to get 1080P YUV data for my own app use.

But the demo code only  App_ipcBitsInit(); 

I try this fun:  Int32 Vcap_getFullVideoFrames(VIDEO_FRAMEBUF_LIST_S *pFrameBufList, UInt32 timeout)  in Ti_vcap.c

but I get FrameBuf once only so who can tell me how to get. 

Thanks.

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  • vincent kuo
    Posted by vincent kuo
    on Jan 05 2013 08:58 AM
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    Dear time derek,

    1. I use IPNC_RDK 3.2

    2. I modify the Rules.make

    # Capture Display Use case

    CAPTURE_DISPLAY_MODE_ON := YES

    # Set this flag to "YUV" = YUV frames (secondary stream only) will do a round trip M3-A8-M3 to reach the SD display # Set this flag to "RAW" = RAW frames will be sent to A8 and then back to M3

    FRAMES_TO_A8 := YUV

    3. Then you can get the YUV FrameBuf

    by

    ti_mcfw_ipcframes.c

    on 

    /home/vk/dm8127/Source/ipnc_rdk/ipnc_mcfw/demos/mcfw_api_demos/multich_usecase

    4.This is all I got so far.

    have a nice day.

    VK

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  • time derek
    Posted by time derek
    on Jan 06 2013 03:16 AM
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        dear VK ...

                           Thank you for your answer , but I used the RDK 2.8 , It doesn't have ti_mcfw_ipcframes.c ,but has ti_mcfw_ipcBits.c .

         Does it can be used in ti_mcdw_main.c to get YUV Data ?

                           And could you tell me which fun() do you choosed ?

                           thanks again .

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  • vincent kuo
    Posted by vincent kuo
    on Jan 06 2013 03:46 AM
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    Dear Time Derek,

    The ti_mcfw_ipcBits.c is getting the Image after ENCODE. 

    I used the IPNC_RDK 3.2, so it has the fun what I told you.

    I don't made the IP cam product or something relation. I afraid I can not help you. But you can refer ITT folder in demo.

    It is use DCC software on PC via TCP/IP to get the YUV framer buffer,

    or

    You just move to IPNC_RDK 3.2, it might be a quickly way.

    I tried the rdk 2.8 to use funs in ti_vcam.c or ti_vcap.c.

    I want to get the yuv framebuf in main.c but it does not work, you can take a look what I posted and I don't get it.

    Vincent Kuo

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  • time derek
    Posted by time derek
    on Jan 06 2013 19:37 PM
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    dear VK ...

    My goal is in full mode, main code flow to provide network transmission, second code spread to DSP algorithm to DSP after 264 decoding.

    But now I can't find the two code flow place. Also don't know this from which laid a hand on him, what about your can give some ideas?

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