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The Digital Video Evaluation Module (DVEVM) enables developers to build
start immediate evaluation of DaVinci™ processors and begin building
digital video applications such as videophones, automotive infotainment,
digital still cameras, streaming media, IP set-top boxes, video security
systems and digital video products that have yet to be invented.
The Digital Video Evaluation Module (DVEVM) allows developers to
write production-ready application code for the ARM and provides access
to the DSP core using DaVinci APIs to begin immediate application development
for the TMS320DM6443 and TMS320DM6446 digital media processors.
The TMDSADP1420 adapter
is used for connecting TI and 3rd party XDS510 and XDS560- class emulators with a 14 pin native connector
to the TMDXEVM6446 or customer boards with a compact (CTI) 20-pin header. The adapter improves signal
integrity, translates voltages, and can optionally provide adaptive clocking.
The hardware for the DM6446 Digital Video Evaluation Module (DSP13078U) and the DM6446 Digital
Video Evaluation Module with European Power Cords (DSP13081U) differ slightly per the following:
DM6446 Digital Video Evaluation Module - (DSP13078U)
- TMS320DM446 DaVinci™ processor-based development board
- NTSC video camera
- NTSC LCD screen, speakers and microphone
- IR remote
- Hard disk drive (2.5-inch 40G)
DM6446 Digital Video Evaluation Module with European Power Cords - (DSP13081U)
- TMS320DM446 DaVinci™ processor-based development board
- PAL video camera
- PAL LCD screen, speakers and microphone
- IR remote
- Hard disk drive (2.5-inch 40G)
DaVinci Product Bulletin
The DVEVM is a complete out of box experience. The developer can turn on the board
and hook up the included LCD screen. The board will boot MontaVista Linux and run a GUI
that can be controlled by the included IR remote. The GUI includes access to
three demos and the ability to run five different codec combinations.
| The demos are: |
| Video and Audio decode |
| Video and Audio encode (uses included camera) |
| Simultaneous Video decode/encode |
|
| The five codec combos are: |
| R1.1.1 |
H.264 Video Encode, H.264 Video Decode |
| R1.2.1 |
H.264 (Baseline Profile) Video Encode, G.711 Speech Encode |
| R1.2.2 |
MPEG-4 (Simple Profile) Video Encode, G.711 Speech Encode |
| R1.3.2 |
MPEG2 Video Decode, MPEG1 Audio Decode |
| R1.3.1 |
H.264 (Baseline Profile) Video Decode, AAC Audio Decode |
| R1.3.3 |
MPEG-4 (Simple Profile) Video Decode, G.711 Speech Decode |
|
| These available demo codecs are on the DVEVM. |
| AAC+ |
MPEG4 |
| G7.11 |
MPEG2 |
| H.264 |
|
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| These codecs are available for production
licensing from TI and will be on future development platforms. |
| WMV9 |
WMA8 |
| VC1 |
MP3 |
| JPEG |
G.728 |
| AAC |
G.723.1 |
| WMA9 |
G.729ab |
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