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  • Forum Post: Capture problem in 1080i in DM8168

    George K
    We are seeing a problem with HDMI 1080i input capture on DM8168. The capture-encode demo code present in ezsdk_5_03_01_15 has been modified to just use the capture OMX component. The captured output is showing only one field correct and the other field being garbage. We are not using DEI or any other...
    on Jun 1, 2012

  • Forum Post: DM8168 Problems with encode interlaced h264

    anthony convers
    Hello, I'm working on DM8168 EVM platform, my EZSDK version is 5_03_01_15. I try to encode a 1080i60 stream on the SD card with the OMX application. I use encode example. I made some modification in file ilclient_utils.c to configure encoder for interlace encoding : I uncomment the part...
    on Apr 18, 2012

  • Forum Post: Does DM816x support 6 channel 1080I_60 decoding ?

    sweta bhatt
    Hi, I know that Netra supports up to 3 1080P_60 or 6 1080P_30 decoding (with 3 HDVICP cores). Can someone please confirm whether Netra can support 6 channel 1080i_60 or 3 channel 1080i_60 decoding ? Regards, Sweta
    on Sep 20, 2012

  • Forum Post: DM816x: H.264 decoder bit rate

    sweta bhatt
    Hi, I wanted to know whether DM816x H.264 decoder is dependent of video bit rate parameter or not. I have a requirement as below 1) to decode 4 1080p/ 4 1080i encoded streams at 15 Mbps. Is there any constraint/limitation to support maximum bit rate for each HD channel? 2) to decode 16 SD resolutions...
    on Sep 28, 2012

  • Forum Post: How two change encode framerate？

    Mary long
    Hi，I use DVRRDK 03.00.00.00 for development. Hardware platform is EVM8168. My code is used for test encode performance. read raw data from files(interlace data) --> IpcFramesOutHLOS --> IpcFramesInVideoM3 -->Enc -->IpcBitsOutVideoM3 --> IpcBitsInHLOS --->save bits to files. however...
    on Jan 5, 2013

  • Forum Post: How can I do video overlay after encode from HD camera and then stream out to network using rtp

    baochang wang
    Hi, I'm using the Z3-DM8168-RPS system, it can stream in from HD camera, and stream out by network using rtp, Is someboay can tell me how can I draw some graphics on the video before stream out? I tried many ways based on TI EZSDK. but i'm not sucess. please help. thanks
    on May 2, 2013

  • Forum Post: DVRRDK 4.0 Release time.

    Mary long
    Hello, DVRRDK 4.0 is released or no? IN http://e2e.ti.com/support/dsp/davinci_digital_media_processors/f/717/t/224828.aspx?pi239031349=2 , mentioned " RDK 4.0 will be available end of Apr."
    on May 10, 2013

  • Forum Post: Extending DM8168 1920x1080 (8bit) capabilities

    David Aviv
    Hello, Following a previous conversation on this matter, I have understood that the DM8168 has an hardware limitation for video in (line length of 1920 bytes). Since I'm using an imaging sensor of 10 bits, which is extremely important for DSP purposes, I need to transfer line of 1920 of 10 bits...
    on May 20, 2013

  • Forum Post: DVR_RDK 4.0 encode Interlaced input chroma issues

    Robert Lancaster1
    We are having an issue encoding two interlaced inputs of differing resolutions on RDK 4.0 with the DM8168/9. If VIP0 has a 16-bit 480i30 input and VIP1 has a 16-bit 1080i30 input there are noticeable chroma errors in the encoder output: However, if both inputs are switched to be 1080i30 the encoder...
    on May 22, 2013

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