Question about the video device driver
    Mark Vojkovich 
    mvojkovich at varesearch.com
       
    Mon Jan 10 13:22:56 EST 2000
    
    
  
On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Shuangjun Zhu wrote:
> >   What format is the hardware buffer in?  What macroblock
> >size?
> > 
> 
> 
> For the MPC823 FADS board, video controller is in the CPM, part of 
> the CPU, and video encoder is ADV7176, video memory is map to 
> the system memory.  It can support NTSC/PAL display.
> 
> MPC823 can support RGB and YCr Cb, but for Analog Devices ADV7176
> video encoder,  it can only support 4:2:2 YCr Cb(CCIR 601) format.
> 
> I do not know what the macroblock's meaning is.
> 
  I meant the Cr and Cb sampling intervals.  It's 4:2:2 so it's
2x1 pixel blocks.  That means you have to do some sort of
shadowfb method since X requires that you can read back
the data without loss.  If there were Cb and Cr samples for each
luma, then you could have used a StaticColor visual and rendered
directly into the framebuffer.  StaticColor is like pseudocolor
but with a fixed lookup table.
			Mark.
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