Source for DVEVM/DVSDK 1.2 encode demo?

Based on the software version, I assume you are inquiring about DM6446 software.  You would nornally register your EVM via www.ti.com/davinciregistration which will give you access to www.ti.com/davincisoftwareupdates where you would be able to navigate using left column to DM644x EVM->version 1.20 of the software.

FYI, we are going away from this model and posting new DVSDK releases via http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_registered_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/dvsdk/index.html.  Howvere, the older software is still available at www.ti.com/davincisoftwareupdates

Thanks. 

As you might recall from some of my other posts, I've got a legacy app for the DM365 (as odd as that might sound).  Looks like it was built on older code.  From what I've seen in the documentation, encode v1.2 is a good candidate.

I've registered my DM365 DVEVM but I don't have a DM6446 to register.  I poked around on the Registered Software site, but couldn't get to anything useful.

The www.ti.com/davincisoftwareupdates link bounced me to https://www-a.ti.com/extranet/cm/product/dvevmsw/dspswext/general/homepage.shtml which comes up blank.

Tom Hanson said:

 encode v1.2 is a good candidate.

Where are you reading the version number, which doc.  I was referring to DVSDK 1.2 which does not necessarily mean encode demo oro codecs match the same version.  DM365 did not even exist when this DVSDK version released for DM6446 (~ 2 years ago), hence it would be very surprising if you need the encode demo from this DVSDK to run on DM365 (will likely not run).

Juan Gonzales said:

Where are you reading the version number, which doc.  I was referring to DVSDK 1.2 which does not necessarily mean encode demo oro codecs match the same version.  DM365 did not even exist when this DVSDK version released for DM6446 (~ 2 years ago), hence it would be very surprising if you need the encode demo from this DVSDK to run on DM365 (will likely not run).

In my first post I said "Where can I get a copy of the "encode" demo for DVEVM/DVSDK 1.2?"  That's what I mean by "encode v1.2"

In my last post I said "I've got a legacy app for the DM365 ....  Looks like it was built on older code."  That means someone was probably working with the DM6446 when they wrote the app.  When the DM365 came out they modified their existing app to work with the DM365.  I'm not expecting the DVSDK v1.2 code to run on the DM365.  I want to use it for reference to help identify the required mods which were made to get it to run on the DM365.

Can you tell me where to get a copy of the encode source as it existed in DVSDK 1.2 please?

unfortunately, the only way I can think of for getting this older source code is via the site that requires EVM registration.  There are likely legal implications with freely posting this source code here.  There is an App Note on encode demo v 1.2 that may offer more info http://focus.ti.com/general/docs/litabsmultiplefilelist.tsp?literatureNumber=spraa96a, but this does not include the source code.

Another way to approach this would be to diff the demo against the DM365 encode demo and see what is different.

Juan Gonzales said:

unfortunately, the only way I can think of for getting this older source code is via the site that requires EVM registration.

I rooted around a bit and found v1.3 code at http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_registered_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/dvsdk/mv_dvsdk/v1_30/index.html.  It was close enough to get me what I needed.

The page at http://software-dl.ti.com/dsps/dsps_registered_sw/sdo_sb/targetcontent/dvsdk/mv_dvsdk/ las links to 1.30, 1.40, and 2.00.

Thanks.