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  • Forum Post: DVSDK Migrating CE code from SDK 1.10 to 1.30

    eric_wilbur
    In the DaVinci workshop, our lab9a uses a dummy codec (vid copy) with a published engine - works fine in SDK 1.10 (engine and codecs were built with 1.10). After installing SDK 1.30 and making the proper modifications to the paths (new sdk path, new CE path, etc), my main.c code barfs on the call to...
    on Aug 28, 2008

  • Forum Post: xDAIS Package with Source

    HyperGalaxy
    Hello! Is there any documentation that describes how to make an xDAIS package containing just source code (i.e., no libraries)? Basically, I implemented an IUNIVERSAL based algorithm in templated C++, because I want a generic typed implementation. However, obviously, the complier cannot generate...
    on May 19, 2009

  • Forum Post: Local Power Manage

    phoenixtju
    Hi,all I have download the CE 2.24 and start to work with it. I have a problem, the lpm driver under WinCE (codec_engine_2_24\cetools\packages\ti\bios\power\drivers\wince) only support OMAP3530? How about DM6446 under WinCE? why not included? how should I do if I want the LPM Driver under WinCE to...
    on Jun 24, 2009

  • Forum Post: Codec Engine and DSPlink Porting to New Devices (WinCE)

    Johnny Shen
    Hi, All Is there some user's guide for porting Codec Engine and Dsplink to New devices especially for WinCE 6.0 OS? If we want to port CE to new devices, which parts are the most important thing that we need to do ? Thanks , Johnny
    on Jul 31, 2009

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