Hi Team,
According to the datasheet MCIMX6S1AVM08AD part doesn't support VPU and GPU. However when we go through the datasheet it can support HDMI, LVDS, RGB, LVDS display from IPU.
May I know how the same CPU (MCIMX6S1AVM08AD ) can support these display when there is no VPU ? There should be some image format to display the content on display. So when there is no VPU how the encoding and decoding is occurs on the display ?
Regards,
Azlum
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>>What will be the default display format at display modules when there is no VPU ?
--VPU has no relations to display, it means VPU doesn't affect display funtion.
--The output of the display interface: LVDS(0/1)/RGB24/HDMI/MIPI DSI
You can control which interface is used to output display data in the u-boot environment variable.
In linux BSP, the default is LVDS1.
B.R,
weidong
>>What will be the default display format at display modules when there is no VPU ?
--VPU has no relations to display, it means VPU doesn't affect display funtion.
--The output of the display interface: LVDS(0/1)/RGB24/HDMI/MIPI DSI
You can control which interface is used to output display data in the u-boot environment variable.
In linux BSP, the default is LVDS1.
B.R,
weidong
Hi mohammedazlum ,
See below,please!
>>May I know how the same CPU (MCIMX6S1AVM08AD ) can support these display when there is no VPU ?
The display is only related to IPU. The VPU is a module used to support H.264/MPEG4 encoding and decoding, and has nothing to do with display.
>>So when there is no VPU how the encoding and decoding is occurs on the display ?
You can only decode and encode video data through software. However, the performance will be far from ideal.
Therefore, if you need H.264/MPEG4 encoding and decoding functions, 2D and 3D acceleration functions, it is best to choose a processor part number with VPU and GPU.
Hope this information is helpful to you.
Have a nice day!
B.R,
Weidong
Dear Weidong,
Thanks for the reply.
What will be the default display format at display modules when there is no VPU ?
Regards,
Azlum