Libshbeu is a project mainly written in C and SHELL, based on the MIT license.
A library for controlling Renesas SH-Mobile BEU (Blend/Overlay) hardware
libshbeu: A library for controlling the SH-Mobile BEU.
The SH-Mobile processor series includes a hardware blend engine unit (BEU) that supports image overlay.
This source archive contains:
libshbeu allows both synchronous and asynchronous access to the BEU. The synchronous API provides a one-shot function shbeu_blend(). The asynchronous API replaces this with a similar but non-blocking function, shbeu_start_blend(), and a corresponding shbeu_wait().
Please see doc/libshbeu/html/index.html for API details.
shbeu-display is a commandline program for displaying raw image or video files. It uses the SH-Mobile BEU to perform simultaneous colorspace conversion and blending on each input frame. It allows the user to pan the foremost image.
Usage: shbeu-display [options] -i <input file>
Overlays raw image data using the SH-Mobile BEU and displays on screen.
Options and input file can be specified for up to 3 inputs, e.g.
shbeu-display -s vga -i vga.yuv -s qvga -i qvga.rgb -s qcif -i qcif.rgb
Input options
-c, --input-colorspace (RGB565, RGBx888, NV12, YCbCr420, NV16, YCbCr422)
Specify input colorspace
-s, --input-size Set the input image size (qcif, cif, qvga, vga, d1, 720p)
Control keys
Space key Read next frame
Cursor keys Pan
= Reset panning
q Quit
Miscellaneous options
-h, --help Display this help and exit
-v, --version Output version information and exit
File extensions are interpreted as follows unless otherwise specified:
.yuv YCbCr420
.420 YCbCr420
.422 YCbCr422
.rgb RGB565
.565 RGB565
.x888 RGBx888
The SH-Mobile processor series includes a hardware video engine unit that supports colorspace conversion, rotation and scaling. Some models also include support for camera capture, JPEG processing, and DSP instructions.
libshbeu uses the Linux kernel UIO support for the SH-Mobile BEU, this is not in the mainline kernel. You will have to manually add this capability.
The following kernel boot option reserves physically contiguous memory for BEU use:
memchunk.beu0=4m
See the file COPYING for details.