video_decode: OMX_IndexConfigBufferStall parameter
Is OMX_IndexConfigBufferStall parameter available in mmal? I need to access it, but my video_decode is created and handled using mmal.
Thanks,
Alessandro
Thanks,
Alessandro
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Re: video_decode: OMX_IndexConfigBufferStall parameter
No, it's not mapped. TBH I'd never even heard of it.
I'm doing some other firmware changes, so I'll add the mapping.
I'm doing some other firmware changes, so I'll add the mapping.
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Re: video_decode: OMX_IndexConfigBufferStall parameter
I found it here: https://github.com/raspberrypi/firmware ... ecode.html
Also could be useful OMX_IndexParamBrcmSetCodecPerformanceMonitoring to be available in mmal.
Thanks, for your work!
Also could be useful OMX_IndexParamBrcmSetCodecPerformanceMonitoring to be available in mmal.
Thanks, for your work!
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Re: video_decode: OMX_IndexConfigBufferStall parameter
OMX_IndexParamBrcmSetCodecPerformanceMonitoring isn't sensible.
From the docs:
From the docs:
That pointer is a VideoCore pointer, not ARM. There's no easy way to generate such a pointer and map it into ARM memory space. I don't believe there's any documentation published over the format of the structure either.OMX_IndexParamBrcmSetCodecPerformanceMonitoring: 131
Configures a codec so that it outputs performance statistics to
the given DECODE_PROGRESS_REPORT_T structure (passed as a pointer).
This structure can then be read by the client to find out where the codec is
at in its processing.
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