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CDI SDK
SDK for transporting chunks of data reliably and with low latency using a polled mode network driver.
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Video payload configuration data. Used to define the format of the video payload conforming to the CDI baseline video profile. More...
#include <cdi_baseline_profile_01_00_api.h>
Data Fields | |
| CdiAvmBaselineProfileVersion | version |
| Baseline profile version. NOTE: Must be first element (see CdiAvmBaselineProfileVersion). | |
| uint16_t | width |
| Video frame width in pixels. | |
| uint16_t | height |
| Video frame height in pixels. | |
| CdiAvmVideoSampling | sampling |
| Video frame sampling format. | |
| CdiAvmVideoAlphaChannel | alpha_channel |
| Alpha channel type. | |
| CdiAvmVideoBitDepth | depth |
| Video frame bit depth. | |
| uint32_t | frame_rate_num |
| Video frame rate numerator. | |
| uint32_t | frame_rate_den |
| Video frame rate denominator. | |
| CdiAvmColorimetry | colorimetry |
| Video frame colorimetry. | |
| bool | interlace |
| If set true indicates interlaced or Progressive segmented Frame (PsF). | |
| bool | segmented |
| If true indicates PsF. Invalid to set without setting interlace true. | |
| CdiAvmVideoTcs | tcs |
| Transfer Characteristic System used. | |
| CdiAvmVideoRange | range |
| Signal encoding range of the sample values. | |
| uint16_t | par_width |
| Pixel Aspect Ratio (PAR) width is the first of two integer values that make up PAR. PAR width and height should be the smallest integer values that create the correct PAR value. | |
| uint16_t | par_height |
| Pixel Aspect Ratio (PAR) height is the second of two integer values that make up PAR. PAR width and height should be the smallest integer values that create the correct PAR value. | |
| uint16_t | start_vertical_pos |
| For transferring partial video frames in a payload, this value specifies the y-axis value of the first line of video frame data (zero based). For transferring all lines of data in a frame the value must be zero. | |
| uint16_t | vertical_size |
| Number of video lines in payload. If zero, all lines of data in frame is assumed. | |
| uint16_t | start_horizontal_pos |
| For transferring partial video frames in a payload, this value specifies the x-axis value of the first pixel of video frame data (zero based). For transferring all pixels in a video line the value must be zero. | |
| uint16_t | horizontal_size |
| Number of pixels per line in the payload. If zero, entire lines of pixels are assumed. | |
Video payload configuration data. Used to define the format of the video payload conforming to the CDI baseline video profile.
| uint16_t CdiAvmVideoConfig::horizontal_size |
Number of pixels per line in the payload. If zero, entire lines of pixels are assumed.
| uint16_t CdiAvmVideoConfig::start_horizontal_pos |
For transferring partial video frames in a payload, this value specifies the x-axis value of the first pixel of video frame data (zero based). For transferring all pixels in a video line the value must be zero.
| uint16_t CdiAvmVideoConfig::start_vertical_pos |
For transferring partial video frames in a payload, this value specifies the y-axis value of the first line of video frame data (zero based). For transferring all lines of data in a frame the value must be zero.
To specify sending partial frames use start_vertical_pos, start_horizontal_pos, vertical_size, and horizontal_size to specify a rectangle being sent. The start_vertical_pos and start_horizontal_pos specify the zero based starting coordinates of the rectangle to be sent where (0,0) is the upper left corner of the frame. The size of the rectangle is specified by vertical_size and horizontal_size where the rectangle is vertical_size lines tall and each line is horizontal_size pixels long. Using values of zero for horizontal_size or vertical_size indicates no horizontal and or vertical cropping is being performed. In this way if all of the variables mentioned are set to 0 a full uncropped frame is indicated.
| uint16_t CdiAvmVideoConfig::vertical_size |
Number of video lines in payload. If zero, all lines of data in frame is assumed.