Subject: Re: RTSC Server Package Wizard
Thank you so much everybody!
My mistake on the XDC path, now I am going ahead a little
Just a question: how can I test the Engine I built? (not using DVBT please, it 
is too complex)
I need essentially some basic code to acquire video/audio, pass it thru one of 
the codecs, and save the result

Try this : http://wiki.davincidsp.com/index.php?title=DMAI 
Then see code ref at end. It has small sample apps which do what you need - 
more will follow in future releases - we're trying to be complete from an XDM 
0.9, 1.0 (IVIDDEC, IVIDDEC2 etc) interface standpoint. Obviously support for 
more platforms will follow too (omap3 etc).
In theory to test your server u should only need to tweak the (arm-side) .cfg 
file - also see DMAI recorded webex at 
http://tiexpressdsp.com/wiki/index.php?title=Upgrading_to_a_new_XDM_version 


Any help or am I asking too much now ?
Albert 


hello,


I am trying to build a codec/server bundle. I succeed to run the example
viddec provided in ceutils_1_06.
when I try to build the h264dec provided from TI, I succeed to build the
codec, but when I build the server I consistenly encounter the following
error:

Package, ti.sdo.codecs.h264dec, not found with module H264DEC... modify your
XDCPATH to include the package's repository.

Try this: -
http://wiki.davincidsp.com/index.php?title=RTSC_Server_Package_Wizard_FAQ#The_XDCPATH_is_too_long_to_type._Is_there_another_way.3F

or better still...peek at the Makefile in ceutils_1_06 - it has a bunch of make 
goals based off the DVSDK Rules.make env vars - so once u get it right it in 
Rules.make u can just type "make genserver" instead of typing a long XDCPATH.
(minor correction to the above - that's the grand plan i.e. ceutils sits inside 
DVSDK and taht Makefile references ../Rules.make - but u're on 6467 dvsdk 1.40 
and that had an older ceutils that didnt have the helper Makefile - so 
short-term u could drop ceutils_1_06 into your base dvsdk_1_40_nn_mm/ dir and 
then do 'make genserver'). We'll update wiki FAQ...

cheers, Alan
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