Hi... This may be a really silly question, but maybe I'm expecting too much here...
I am developing an algorithm that runs on video (raw) on the DSP side of a Davinci DM6446. The final plan is for the algorithm to be packed up in a codec server for use with the codec engine - I will be using the ARM side (with Linux) for the video capture and display (with v4l2 and davincifb). My question is this: When developing the algorithm for the DSP in CCStudio on Windows... how can I get test video in and out of the DSP side of the app? Since the ARM must be disabled to allow the emulation of the DSP, I no longer have my nice Linux framework to do the video capture and display. As far as I can tell, there are 3 options: + Develop the algorithm as best I can with no test data. Reboot to Linux, package into a codec server and test. + Write code to capture and display video the hard way (i.e from the DSP side, without using nice Linux drivers). + Possibly use the XDS560 emulator to pump raw video down and retrieve the results. All of these options seem less than ideal.... I get the feeling I am missing something... surely if the ARM is there I should be able to use it to do the boring bits? Thanks very much in advance for any help. Ben
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