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video file processing

I have imported a video file named 100_0553[1] into a project (stored under Documents) along with an assembly file (module.asm) and linker file (linker.cmd) intended to perform filtering on the video file.  I was given the following error message after attempting to assemble (using masm55 module.asm 100_0553[1]) in the build options:

Error, Don't know how to build the file "C:\Documents and Settings\User\Local Settings\Temporary internet files\Content.IE5\RZKWU5W7\100_0553[1]

I didn't really think it would all process my video file that easy but if anyone could give me some direction on how I should use my video files in conjunction with other assembly programs I would appreciate it.

Thanks,

Patrick

  • Patrick,

    I'm unclear about a few things:

    I assume you are using CCS to build. What version of CCS are you using? Is your video file some raw binary file? I'm guessing that you'd want to load the video into memory and have your application access the data from target memory. I don't know much about your application so I can't say for sure.

    ki

  • I am using CCS version 3.1 (planning to update to 4 soon) on the tms320c5510.  I looked at the video file and it said "unknown file type" but what I actually did was I used a digital camera to record a quick video file and imported that file into my CCS project.  I am not sure if it is a binary file-whatever file type it is CCS doesn't seem to accept it.  If you have any tips on importing a video file from a digital camera to a CCS project I would appreciate it.  Also, I'm assuming I want to load the video into memory and have my application access the data from target memory-would I do this with a the load directive in the sections portion of a linker program or would I just go to file-load program.  This is my first time trying this so sorry about the lack of clarity.

    Thanks,

    Patrick