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<span style="color:#008000"> RidgeRun Nvidia Tegra Support </span> | |||
RidgeRun Nvidia Tegra Support | |||
*[[Gstreamer pipelines for Tegra X1 | GStreamer pipelines for Tegra X1]] | *[[Gstreamer pipelines for Tegra X1 | GStreamer pipelines for Tegra X1]] | ||
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RidgeRun Freescale iMX6 Support | <span style="color:#008000"> RidgeRun Freescale iMX6 Support</span> | ||
*[[RidgeRun Support on Freescale iMX6 Processor| RidgeRun Support on Freescale iMX6 Processor]] | *[[RidgeRun Support on Freescale iMX6 Processor| RidgeRun Support on Freescale iMX6 Processor]] | ||
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RidgeRun Xilinx Ultrascale Support | <span style="color:#008000">RidgeRun Xilinx Ultrascale Support</span> | ||
*[[Getting Started Guide for Xilinx Zynq Ultrascale+]] | *[[Getting Started Guide for Xilinx Zynq Ultrascale+]] | ||
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RidgeRun Technologies Documentation | <span style="color:#008000">RidgeRun Technologies Documentation</span> | ||
*[[AM5728 Multimedia Performance Testbench|TI AM5728 Multimedia Performance Testbench]] | *[[AM5728 Multimedia Performance Testbench|TI AM5728 Multimedia Performance Testbench]] | ||
*[[DM8168 DM816x Dual Video 1080P60 Streaming|RidgeRun DM8168 Dual Video Capture]] | *[[DM8168 DM816x Dual Video 1080P60 Streaming|RidgeRun DM8168 Dual Video Capture]] | ||
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RidgeRun Support for Yocto | <span style="color:#008000">RidgeRun Support for Yocto</span> | ||
*[[RidgeRun vs Yocto | RidgeRun vs Yocto - Why choose the RidgeRun SDK over Yocto based solutions]] | *[[RidgeRun vs Yocto | RidgeRun vs Yocto - Why choose the RidgeRun SDK over Yocto based solutions]] | ||
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Whitepapers / How To | <span style="color:#008000">Whitepapers / How To</span> | ||
*[[How to use GPIO signals|How to control GPIO signals from a Linux application]] ('''most popular''') | *[[How to use GPIO signals|How to control GPIO signals from a Linux application]] ('''most popular''') | ||
Revision as of 11:23, 17 February 2017
RidgeRun Nvidia Tegra Support
- GStreamer pipelines for Tegra X1
- Sony IMX219 Linux driver for Tegra X1
- Toshiba TC358743 Linux driver for Tegra X1
- OmniVision OV5647 Linux driver for Tegra X1
- Intersil TW6869 Linux driver for Tegra X1
- More...
RidgeRun Freescale iMX6 Support
- RidgeRun Support on Freescale iMX6 Processor
- iMX6 Demo Application
- iMX6 Window Manager Demo
- iMX6 QT-X11 Support
- iM6 Memory Bandwidth Usage
- More...
RidgeRun Xilinx Ultrascale Support
- Getting Started Guide for Xilinx Zynq Ultrascale+
- RidgeRun Professional SDK Irazu for Xilinx UItrascale+ - Release Notes
RidgeRun Technologies Documentation
- TI AM5728 Multimedia Performance Testbench
- RidgeRun DM8168 Dual Video Capture
- DSP Framework for DM8168 or DM8169
- Ridgerun OMX 0.10 plugins for DM81xx platforms
- Video crop and scaling with DM816x and DM814x
- Writeback driver support for DM8168
- DM385 DM813x MIPI CSI2 Video Capture
- RidgeRun Video Segmenter
- RidgeRun DM36x Dual Resizer
- RidgeRun Auto exposure/Auto white balance library for DM36x
- RidgeRun DM36x Face Detection
- RidgeRun Fast GStreamer overlay element
- RidgeRun Mobile Framework
- RidgeRun Irazu SDK feature - OpenFD
- More...
RidgeRun Support for Yocto
- RidgeRun vs Yocto - Why choose the RidgeRun SDK over Yocto based solutions
- Yocto RidgeRun SDK Integration
Whitepapers / How To
- How to control GPIO signals from a Linux application (most popular)
- Video capture comparison V4L2 versus OMX Camera
- High performance SD card tuning using the EXT4 file system
- Using multicast with Gstreamer
- Debug and Profiling Guide
- Creating recipes in Arago
- Developing a Linux driver for a chip with I2C registers
- How to Create DSP Algorithm Package with RidgeRun SDK
- More...