I haven't tried any of this...
Look like you would set the input format...
22:20 R/W 3 INPUT_FMT
Input data format
000: RAW stream
001: reserved
010: CCIR656(one channel）
011: YUV422
100: YUV444（{R, B, G} or {Pr, Pb, Y}）
When the input format is set YUV444
1100: field planar YUV 444
1101: field planar YUV 422 UV combined
1110: frame planar YUV 444
1111: frame planar YUV 422 UV combined
The the output format is always 24b, right?
You're going to have to read the user manual. I don't believe anyone
has played with this before. But it looks like the hardware supports
it.
Also - the CSI driver in the sunxi tree is quite old. First thing I'd
do is update it using the most recent Allwinner CSI driver we can
locate. You might even get lucky and the newer Allwinner drivers could
support 16b.
On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 3:57 PM, Martin Collins <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2014-03-14 10:42, Ivan Kozic wrote:
>>
>> If someone knows something, please share - if I had some more
>> documentation, I would have probably already made the whole thing work,
>
> I don't know anything, but by chance I was looking here today:
> http://dl.linux-sunxi.org/A10/
> My impression was that there is an 8 bit channel and a 24 bit channel.
> So perhaps it won't do 16 bits?
>
> Martin
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