Hi Zeki,
You can download the last release of Processor SDK RTOS (formerly known as SYS/BIOS) at:
www.ti.com/.../processor-sdk-c667x
and MCSDK 02_02_00_46 at:
www.ti.com/.../demovideo-multicore
but I note you that the last release is since 09/30/2…
Ok, that is quite the variation in functionality :) Needless to say those capabilities will be spread across multiple libraries and I will probably need others to chime in here:
At the most basic level, you need to install the MCSDK, which will contain…
Hi Oleg,
It's great that your have accomplished the encoder integration. We are glad that we can help.
Using scratch groups to implement multiple codec instances is absolutely possible. This is already used in MCSDK Video (http://www.ti.com/tool/demovideo…
Hi Mr. Tan,
Have a look at some of these resources where libraries, examples, tools are posted and described:
http://www.ti.com/tool/demovideo-multicore
http://www.ti.com/dsp/docs/dspswandtools.tsp?sectionId=2&familyId=1300&toolTypeId=1&tabId=2763…
Hi, Xianmin
The JPEG encoder is a single core codec, and the test application (testAppEncoder.out) has only one instance. What's your purpose of running JPEG encoder on multiple cores simultaneously? Are you trying to support multiple encoder instances…
Hi Sunzhao,
One option is to distribute the channels "evenly" between the cores. Each channel would have a codec instance. A good way to start is checking our Multi-channel MCSDK Video demos.
http://www.ti.com/tool/demovideo-multicore
http:/…
Hi Shiqiang,
To estimate the cycles used by the JPEG decoder, the following code can be added in App\Client\Test\Src\TestAppDecoder.c:
First, declare TSCL:
extern cregister volatile unsigned int TSCL;
Then, record TSCL before and after the JPEG decoder…
