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-# cedrus-frame-test
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+# v4l2-request-test
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-This standalone tool is designed to help with development and testing of the
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-Sunxi-Cedrus VPU driver, that supports the Video Engine found on most Allwinner
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-SoCs.
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+This standalone tool was designed to help with development and testing of the
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+Cedrus driver, that supports the Video Engine found on most Allwinner SoCs. It
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+implements the Linux v4l2 Request API, so it can help to test any driver being
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+developed using that API.
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-It currently supports decoding MPEG2 frames from their slice data (stored as
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-files) and associated metadata, as well as displaying the decoded frames through
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-a dedicated DRM plane, using the sun4i-drm display driver.
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+It currently supports decoding MPEG2 and H264 frames from their slice data
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+(stored as files) and associated metadata, as well as displaying the decoded
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+frames through a dedicated DRM plane.
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The behavior of the tool can be configured through command line arguments, that
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The behavior of the tool can be configured through command line arguments, that
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are precised by its usage help.
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are precised by its usage help.
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