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HDMI IN with tc358743 #9
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Very interesting. Could you share more details about the HDMI-IN device? In particular, please share the output of running:
The most likely cause of this is that APStreamline treats it like a MJPEG camera (the default) when the device doesn't actually support the caps. |
Hi, it is the r100 from auvidea. It is nearly the same like the popular b101 HDMI In board. v4l2 output: at systemstart: echo "0" > /sys/class/gpio/gpio5/value kind regards, |
Hi, thanks for sharing the V4L2 output. The issue is that APStreamline tries treating it as an RPi camera on seeing the Stepwise frame formats, but the HDMI IN does not support all the caps that APStreamline expects which is what causes the Segmentation Fault above. The solution to this...is not pretty. It will require adding special support for the HDMI IN device in APStreamline. While I have no issues with doing that, APStreamline in its current state doesn't make it easy to add new camera pipelines. I have thought about a way to fix it, but I'll only be able to patch it in 2-3 months from now. Will update this request once I'm done. |
+1 on this. i have some of the same HDMI cards and it would be a very nice feature for APstreamline to support this hardware. Alternative to this is the FHD hdmi-to-usb capture card (Mjpeg), anyway the one with TC chipset is smaller, and "more integrated". |
Could you share some links to the parts you're referring to? I haven't worked with HDMI IN or HDMI to USB capture cards before. |
Hello,
we try to use the rpi with Debian Buster and the tc358743 (HDMI IN on the CSI Port).
The HDMI Device (w10 computer) rings at starting the stream because the rpi connecting the hdmi device, so it seems thats it is starting normally but then we get a segmenation fault. Please take a look at the attachments.
messages.txt
kind regards,
Martin
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