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  • Forum Post: Re: Video processing algorithm in DSP

    LorryAstra
    Hi Juan, If I want to create a CE (lib in CCS) using CCS, do I need to write a cmd file? I think I do not need to do it, because CE is calling by an ARM application, so the embedded linux system has allocated memory address and it's length for application. a CE program does not need to consider...
    on Dec 4, 2008

  • Forum Post: CODEC Engine Customer Feedback requested

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    Dear valued customer, Are you using the Codec Engine software framework today? If so I’d like to ask for 2 minutes of your precious time. The Codec Engine framework was designed to provide our customers a consistent software foundation across our Davinci family of devices. To reduce your development...
    on Mar 13, 2009

  • Forum Post: Re: xDAIS Package with Source

    HyperGalaxy
    Juan, Thanks for your response. Do you have an example of having the control API call my C++ class' algorithms? BTW, I am using templated C++. Thus, I do not have a class, per se, but a template that tells the compiler how to build a class. (If I had a class, I could just build it into...
    on May 19, 2009

  • Forum Post: Missing I-frames on DM6467 DVEVM h.264 BP encoder

    Nir Aloni
    I use the encode application of the DM6467 DVEVM for encoding a 720p clip captured on the component video input and save the encoded data to a file. The encoder is set to output an I-frame every 30 frames. I created a file after capturing the above input for 20 seconds. I expected to see more than...
    on Jun 4, 2009

  • Forum Post: Codec engine 2.24 build error

    phoenixtju
    Hi,all I downloaded the CE2.24 and build the source code under "codec_engine_2_24\packages\ti\sdo\ce\ipc\dsplink" following the Readme.txt , and when build it , errors below turn up: E:\CE_WinCE\codec_engine_2_24\packages\ti\sdo\ce\ipc\dsplink>gmake E:/CE_WinCE/xdctools_3_10_05_61/xdc...
    on Jun 30, 2009

  • Forum Post: Good starting point for DVEVM using windows and CCS?

    joe ghanem
    Hi all, Actually I'm new to Davinci dm6446. I have DVEVM and I read the getting started guide and some other articles, wikis and forums. But I'm totally lost. I have a lot of experience in C2000 , and I used them in different applications using CCS and XDS510 USB plus emulator, but now...
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