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TDA3LX: Loading and running Third party algorithm library on TDA3x board

Part Number: TDA3LX

Hi,

We are using TDA3x board for developing ADAS application. We are using network_rx and tx tools to capture the video and send back to PC. We have the third party pre-built core library which we would like to load into EVM board and get the results. Is it possible to perform this?

If possible, can you please point me to user guide

Please let me know

Thanking you

  • Hi,

    Do you want to use the core library you have to do some processing on the captured video, inside the EVM? Or do you want to build your application around network tools? In the first case, I'll see if there is a user guide on this and get back to you.

    Regards,
    Anand
  • Hi,

    Yes, we want to use our core library to do processing on video on available 2 DSP's inside the EVM (TDA3x) i.e.., idea is to grab the frame, do the core library processing, get the results and send back frame results to PC.

    It would be great if you have a user guide for this. Please let me know.

    Thanking you
  • Hi SriH,

    Unfortunately I don't have a specific user guide for creating the application. But to understand the NetworkTools better, you can refer vision_sdk/docs/FeatureSpecificUserGuides/VisionSDK_UserGuide_NetworkTools.pdf file.

    Further, to give you an idea about how to go about getting the video data coming through the network, you can refer the source of the example applications we have. You can go inside vision_sdk/apps/src/rtos/usecases/network_rx_tx. Here you can see source files for various applications. You can refer these files to understand how to get the capture data, how to send it over the network etc.

    Once you have the video data, you can do any processing using your library before sending it out on the network. Let me know if this helps :)

    Regards,
    Anand