Hello?
I have tested camera through CSI0 in I.MX6DL for android 4.2.2.-1.1.0
I have it68013 hdmi decoder chip that supports 1920x1080p60.
I can preview 1920x1080p30, 1280x720p60 HDMI input.
but in case of 1920x1080p60, it didn't work. The image is broken a lot.
According to reference manual, IPU CSI supports it. but IC block output supports upto 1920x1080p30.
Are there anyone who knows how to preview 1920x1080p60 camera input ?
Thanks.
Hyungjun Yoon
Hi hyungjun
except IPU IC nobody can resize image,
so seems there is no way to do that.
Best regards
chip
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Hi Chip,
The Vivante GPU can also support many image formats (including YUV), so that could be an option, though 1080P60 is a lot of pixels, and you may need a custom gstreamer sink to do this.
The VPU is also only rated for 1080P30, so encode will be problematic.
Hyungjun, have you tried previewing at 1080P60 so that re-sizing isn't needed?
Thanks your reply.
I need not to resize image and encode.
So i just want to preview 1080p60 video input in android.
But Androi camera hal is so complicated that i cannot change it.
Please let me know the method.
Thanks
Hyungjun Yoon
Hello Hyungjun,
Are you using our image? If so, you'll find a boot script in /6x_bootscript.txt. In order to run at 1080P60, you'll need to edit this file to replace the string "1280x720M@60" with "1920x1080M@60" and re-compile it as /6x_bootscript.
You can use our online boot script compiler here to simplify the use of the "mkimage" tool:
http://git.boundarydevices.com/bootscript.php
Regards
Eric
Hi hyungjun
for GPU resize you can look below
GPU resize Ubuntu 12.04 - OpenCV Q&A Forum
though I doubt if GPU resize has better performance than IPU IC.
Best regards
chip