I wrote a benchmark on DM355 EVM, JPEG encoding speed for 1024x1024 is 23ms each frame. We may need a high speed video capture device working on 48fps, can I get a faster encoding on high level DSP such as 648 or 6467?
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I wrote a benchmark on DM355 EVM, JPEG encoding speed for 1024x1024 is 23ms each frame. We may need a high speed video capture device working on 48fps, can I get a faster encoding on high level DSP such as 648 or 6467?
There are three options I can think of
1) Get 270 MHz version of DM355; I believe this are hard to come by, but some customers are getting them so it does not hurt to try. A big plus is that you are already familiar with this platform.
2) use DM365 instead; DM365 is the next generation of or DM3x family and is available at two speeds (270 MHz and 300 MHz), see product folder for more details. http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/tms320dm365.html
3) use DM6467; this is our most powerful digital media processor at the moment and contains two image coprocessors (most of our other platforms contain one). However, it is more expensive and probrably a bit more complex to program (has ARM, DSP, whereas DM355 and DM365 only have an ARM and no DSP). I would only consider this as a last option.
Thanks Juan. As I know, on DM355, JPEG encoding process is done by Co-processor, and MJCP is working at 200MHz. Does the MJCP in DM355 270MHz work at a higher speed? Then why 270MHz DM355 may get a higher JPEG encoding speed? Will you please explain that :)
I agree with you! The speed of JPEG encoding depends on the speed of co-processor!
When using other processor such as 647/648, the pictures are encoded by DSPs, so you need to read the parameters of JPEG encoders listed at http://focus.ti.com/dsp/docs/dspsupporto.tsp?sectionId=3&tabId=1460!