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what to do after changing the video file in EZSDK decode and display gstream demo?

ethan lyle
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I changed the video file in EZSDK decode and display gstream demo. 

my video file is MP with resolution of 352x288

It can not work and said that can not decode.

So, Does the EZSDK/DM8148 support video other than HP/HD?

if it does, when i change the video file with a different Profile and different resolution, how to change the parameter for OPENMAX example and Gstream example respectively?

futher more, Does Gstream support video capture in DM8148?

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    ethan lyle said:

    So, Does the EZSDK/DM8148 support video other than HP/HD?

    if it does, when i change the video file with a different Profile and different resolution, how to change the parameter for OPENMAX example and Gstream example respectively?

    Yes EZSDK/DM8148 supports H264 decode other than HP/HD. You can try out the gstreamer pipelines available at http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/DM81xx_Gstreamer_Pipelines. Gstreamer video decode element currently instantiates video decoder for 4.2 level. You should be able to decode streams upto Level 4.2 and up to high profile.

    ethan lyle said:
    futher more, Does Gstream support video capture in DM8148?

    Current version of gstreamer in EZSDK 5.03.01.15 doesn't have gstreamer video capture element, but will be available from in next EZSDK version. If you need it earlier than that you might want to check development branch at gstreamer.ti.com, it would be available there in next couple of weeks.

    Thanks,

    Satish

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