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GStreamer (gst-launch-1.0) RTSP command |
Posted by: AnAx - 01-30-2019, 11:04 PM - Forum: General Discussion on Lindenis V5
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Hi,
I bought a V5 to stream 4K from the camera over my network. I have the sample working but I wonder what the correct command line would be for a 4K RTSP stream?
I have been trying to get it working with this line:
Code: sudo gst-launch-1.0 lindeniv4l2src device=/dev/video1 ! video/x-raw,width=1920,height=1080,format=I420 ! videoconvert ! udpsink host=192.168.0.37 port=8554 sync=false
But then I get this error:
Code: ERROR: from element /GstPipeline:pipeline0/GstLindeniV4l2Src:lindeniv4l2src0: Video device did not suggest any buffer size.
I'm guessing that I need to set a parameter with the buffer size but I can't find anything that works.
Do anyone have a working GStreamer command line for a 4K RTSP stream?
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BT1120 |
Posted by: Frederir - 01-30-2019, 09:44 AM - Forum: General Discussion on Lindenis V5
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Hi,
Does anybody already used CSI1 as a BT.1120 16bits input ? Would you mind to share the configuration ? My input signal is a 1080p60 4:2:2 and I can not figure out how to configure the CSI1.
Best.
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gnueabihf version of AW closed source |
Posted by: jonsmirl - 12-10-2018, 03:41 PM - Forum: General Discussion on Lindenis V5
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These AI kernels would run 50% faster if I were able to compile them with gnueabihf calling conventions. It is a major pain to mix gnueabi and gnueabihf on the same system. Life would be far simpler if AW would provide a gnueabihf version of their libraries.
A huge downside to mixing gnueabi and gnueabihf is that you end up with two copies of all of the system libraries in memory at the same time. For example you have to have two versions of the C run-time, etc, etc.
I've done more benchmarking and it appears that not having gnueabihf hurts AI core performance a lot. On large models like inception it is 50%. On a small model like squeezenet it is 300%. Not having hf is preventing register passing via the FPU registers.
Rasp3b has same quad core Cortex-A7, armv7l as the V5 does. I should be able to get the same benchmark results or very close on the V5. Only significant difference is gnueabihf on Rasp3b.
squeezenet_v1.1
v5 298ms rasp3b 94ms
inception_v3
v5 3592ms rap3b 2074ms
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Muxer not syncing audio and video |
Posted by: tylerjbrooks - 12-02-2018, 08:56 PM - Forum: General Discussion on Lindenis V5
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I have the output of a video encoder and the output of an audio encoder bound to a muxer group and channel. The video is 1080p@30fps compressed to h264. The audio is 16bit, 48K audio compressed with AAC. I have asked the muxer to write MPEG-TS files.
I am manually gathering the video (AW_MPI_ISE_GetData) and the audio (AW_MPI_AI_GetFrame) in my own threads and sending them into the encoders in the normal way (AW_MPI_VENC_SendFrame & AW_MPI_AENC_SendFrame).
The audio in the resulting MPEG-TS files seems to be 'behind' the video by several hundred milliseconds. Voices, for instance, don't sync with the lip movements in the video. How can I fix this?
I noticed that the timestamp on the audio data (AUDIO_FRAME_S mTimeStamp) is set to zero when I retrieve it with AW_MPI_AI_GetFrame. The video PTS (VIDEO_FRAME_S mpts) does seem to be set correctly. My thought was that I needed to sync the video and audio timestamps (by using clock()) so the muxer can sync them up. However, when I set mTimeStamp of the audio frames to something non-zero, I get the follwing error message when I call AW_MPI_AENC_SendFrame:
E1202 19:23:16.867974 1173 AudioEnc_Component.c:971] <AudioEncEmptyThisBuffer> fatal error! RecRender should not call this function!
The error return from AS_MPI_AENC_SendFrame is '-1'.
Am I supposed to set the audio timestamp? If not, how can I get the audio and video to sync up?
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debian rootfs, ALSA headers |
Posted by: jonsmirl - 11-06-2018, 06:38 PM - Forum: General Discussion on Lindenis V5
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Did you guys build this, or is it copied from somewhere?
Basic rootfs
Download the basic rootfs from FTP server with user 'ftp' (password: lindeni) and store to debian directory.
It needs the ALSA headers installed into it.
I would recommend using buildroot instead of debian. buildroot will let you control exactly what is in the image you build.
https://buildroot.org/
With buildroot you can make a single config file that can make the V5 kernel, V5 uboot and even the examples. Then turn it all into an image.
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