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  • Problem of camera driver in WINCE DM37X version

    Problem of camera driver in WINCE DM37X version

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    yuanjun ren
    Posted by yuanjun ren
    on Jun 16 2012 04:27 AM
    Intellectual670 points

    Hi,all

       I'm dealing with OV5640 driver on WINCE6.0 platform, the out data format is YUV422.  the OV5640 module works well  for  2MP-Still, but I change to 5MP-Still, It is not normal. The BSP I used is BSP_WINCE_ARM_A8 1.01.00.03.

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    • yuanjun ren
      Posted by yuanjun ren
      on Jun 20 2012 02:35 AM
      Intellectual670 points

      who can give me an Instruction?

      37xx 3530 mcbsp linux
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    • Jethin Sekhar
      Posted by Jethin Sekhar
      on Jul 06 2012 15:02 PM
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      hi ren,

      Can you be more specific in your issues?

      Have you checked the vsync/hsync/pclk is coming out from sensor?

      Are you able to receive interrupts from ccdc?

      Regards

      Jethin

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