W dniu 04.09.2011 21:46, Michael Krufky pisze: > Maciej, > > I'm excited to see some success getting analog to work in the dvb-usb > framework. Some people have been asking for this support in the cxusb > driver for a long time. > > I have a device (DViCO FusionHDTV5 usb) that should work with this > patch with some small modifications -- i will try it out. > > I see that this patch adds analog support to cxusb... have you thought > at all about adding generic analog support callbacks to the dvb-usb > framework? There are some other dvb-usb devices based on the dib0700 > chipset that also also use the cx25840 decoder for analog -- it would > be great if this can be done in a way to benefit both the dib0700 and > cxusb drivers. > > I will let you know how things go after I try this code on my own device, here. > > Thanks for your patch. > > -Mike Krufky Hi and thanks for reply, I think whether the code should be moved to dvb-usb framework really depends on how much the devices have in common - Medion uses a generic Cypress FX2 USB bridge which is programmed (by firmware) to post an ISO buffer once there is exactly 1010 bytes received on its parallel interface. This parallel interface is 8-bit wide and has data inputs connected to cx25840 video interface data output and clock input to cx25840 pixel clock output. USB bridge does not modify this data in any way, nor it does any alignment. So we have a raw BT.656 (or VESA VIP) stream coming from the device. Because there are 3 such 1010-byte packets per (micro)frame the URB frame descriptor has to be 3030 bytes in length (or more) or data will be truncated, which will result in parts of field being all-green. If your device has similar characteristics then it is just matter of substituting a few commands in code (and maybe changing CXUSB_VIDEO_PKT_SIZE to different value if it does not use 3*1010 byte frames). Otherwise, for example if device outputs simple YUV data without any framing, the code will pretty much be different - other than a bit of V4L2 driver glue code which can be shared. Best regards and hope this helps, Maciej Szmigiero -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
