Yes.

 

Murali Karicheri

 

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Thank you very much for your comments.

Does the same apply for the DM6446?

Virginia

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I agree.



DM355 VPFE doesn't have capability to blend text with video before
capturing. It can only blend text/graphics with video using the OSD in
the VPBE.



Murali

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That is not possible (unless someone want to correct me).



Your options are:

- Put the text in the OSD buffer (/dev/fb/0) and it will be blended
before output from VPBE

- Draw the text onto the buffer in memory, using software

- Add hardware to overlay the text before it goes into the VPFE.



Just to note, the hardware (355 anyway) does not support blending OSD
graphics before encoding video, if that is what you are trying to do. We
have ended up using an external encoder chip to do this.



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Subject: OSD + V4L2 query



Hi all,



I have been using the TI encode demo, where the video processing back
end is used to display raw video frames (captured with the V4L2 driver)
as well as an OSD layer of text in an LCD monitor.



In the encode demo, each video frame is captured from /dev/video0 and
then copied (using the hardware resizer) into /dev/fb/3. Simultaneously,
dynamic data (e.g. CPU load) is written into the OSD window /dev/fb/0.
The transparency is set through /dev/fb/2, which is opened as an
attribute window.



I would like to blend an OSD layer of text with my raw video before it
is captured by the V4L2 driver. How can I do that?



Many thanks,



Virginia Faro-Maza

American Dynamics

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