New v4l2-compliance features
Hi all,
I've just updated v4l2-compliance with some important new features.
First of all v4l2-compliance will store the driver state before it starts testing and it will restore it before the streaming tests start and when the application exits (including exit due to Ctrl-C).
This makes it possible to setup the driver for the streaming tests by selecting the right input/output, frequency, format, etc. so that that will be used by the streaming test.
The current -i, -o and -f options to set the input/output/frequency have been dropped since they are no longer needed.
Secondly a new option has been added: --stream-all-formats (-f). This will iterate over all pixelformats, all frame sizes, all frame intervals and all v4l2_field values and tries to stream 1 second worth of video.
It is normally quite difficult to check if a driver can really handle all combinations that it advertises, and this option should help.
It uses MMAP streaming or read/write if MMAP streaming is not supported.
Note that only video capture and output devices are supported. No support for memory-to-memory devices exists currently.
Enjoy!
Hans
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Hi all,
I've just updated v4l2-compliance with some important new features.
First of all v4l2-compliance will store the driver state before it starts testing and it will restore it before the streaming tests start and when the application exits (including exit due to Ctrl-C).
This makes it possible to setup the driver for the streaming tests by selecting the right input/output, frequency, format, etc. so that that will be used by the streaming test.
The current -i, -o and -f options to set the input/output/frequency have been dropped since they are no longer needed.
Secondly a new option has been added: --stream-all-formats (-f). This will iterate over all pixelformats, all frame sizes, all frame intervals and all
v4l2_fieldvalues and tries to stream 1 second worth of video.
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It is normally quite difficult to check if a driver can really handle all combinations that it advertises, and this option should help.
It uses MMAP streaming or read/write if MMAP streaming is not supported.
Note that only video capture and output devices are supported. No support for memory-to-memory devices exists currently.
I've made some more improvements where the selection (crop/compose) API is also tested in various combinations while streaming.
This covers most of the selection API. The main selection-related thing that is still missing is testing of the various selection flags.
Regards,
Hans