Hi Chris,
I thank you a lot for this input - especially regarding the .cfg file.
Now I'm able to do a mpeg4 and a parallel jpeg too.
This input has saved me from a 3 day debug session without a clue.
Cheers,
Deepak Shankar V
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From: Ring, Chris [mailto:cr...@ti.com]
Deepak Shankar-TLS,Chennai. wrote:
Hi Chris,
I thank you a lot for this input - especially regarding the .cfg file.
Now I'm able to do a mpeg4 and a parallel jpeg too.
so, what was the solution to the problem?
This input has saved me from a 3 day debug session without a clue.
enlighten us
Hi,
It looks like the default .cfg file is defining the codecs that could be
available in an engine.
The default encode demo seems to have an 'engine' consisting of a
mpeg4enc, g711, mpeg4dec - 3nos.
Now, the problem I faced was it was not able to 'Engine_open' a 2nd
codec-engine(having the JPEG)
Deepak Shankar-TLS,Chennai. wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using the dm355-DVSDK, Montavista Linux and trying the demos -
encode and JPEG. All those are working very well when run as separate
processes.
However, Now I'm trying to build a custom application which can do a
MPEG or JPEG based on some
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the inputs.
I think the codecs are running in the same server - for if I dynamically
kill the MPEG application and do a JPEG its working very well. Just that
I'm trying to do it in parallel. However is it possible to program where
the codec should run- by server I was
Server is only relevant for remote codecs. Remote codecs exist on
processors with full-blown DSP's (e.g. OMAP3, DM644x, etc) and significant
hardware accelerators (e.g. DM357).
The DM355 does _not_ have a DSP, and therefore does not have remote codecs. So
there is no server in the system.
