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Texas Instruments (TI) announced a new digital video software development kit based on DaVinci technology to further optimize the design of innovative digital video systems. This new software development kit delivers outstanding software integration and system visibility, combined with the Linux operating system to quickly and efficiently integrate and tune complex systems.System designers will be able to take advantage of TI's DaVinci technology through the software development kit described above. DaVinci technology integrates the industry's most powerful video hardware and software technology. The new kit includes the eXpressDSPTM configuration kit, the TMS320DM644x SoC analyzer based on eXpressDSP data visualization technology, and MontaVista's Linux technology to reduce the development cycle from months to weeks. Developers will use these kits to create and tune optimized IP set-top boxes, video phones, video security systems, and other advanced digital video applications.
Upendra Patel, eTechchips' Chief Technology Officer, said: "To introduce a smart surveillance camera reference design, we leveraged TI's new software development kit and DaVinci technology for optimal system performance while reducing planned development time by three months. The complete suite provides a wide range of components including multimedia codecs, MontaVista Linux and framework components based on DaVinci technology, enabling us to deliver feature-rich, high-performance solutions to meet target markets. demand."
The eXpressDSPTM Configuration Kit is included with the new software development kit to help system designers integrate discrete software modules and unify them into the system's executable output without the need for months of manual integration. With the ability to easily create custom packages of codecs for specific applications, this configuration kit simplifies code reuse, allowing developers to focus time and effort on adding more features to their products for added value. This configuration kit not only integrates TI's video, video, voice and audio codecs, but also includes custom codecs that conform to TI's eXpressDSPTM digital media (xDM) algorithm standard, TI codec engine framework, and DSP/BIOSTM real-time. The kernel, as well as TI's DSP/BIOS link interprocessor communication technology.
The DM644x SoC Analyzer is the first tool to fully realize system visibility, allowing developers to discover design bottlenecks that were previously undetectable. The tool hardly interferes with the design work. It collects system interactions, load distributions, data throughput bottlenecks, and other types of work data and displays them graphically so that we can analyze and identify problems. Because the task runs on both the DSP and ARM cores of the TMS320DM644x processor, the analyzer can acquire and display data in a uniform time to provide a complete view of the system application without the need for manual and time-consuming collection and optimization for optimization work. Compare the data of each core.
The Linux OS system is optimized for digital video with the DaVinci technology DM644x processor to help developers reduce system test time. The platform includes MontaVistaTM's proven Linux board support kit, which is optimized not only for system testing but also for video applications. Developers using these platforms will receive licenses and support from MontaVista's distribution facilities and receive the DevRocket Integrated Development Environment directly from TI to gain the industry's richest Linux resources.
TI will launch a digital video software development kit based on DaVinci technology in the third quarter of 2006. The TMDSSDK6446-L platform is priced at $6,995, including the tools and features described in this article to meet the needs of developers who have purchased TI development tools. For those who use the new DaVinci technology for design work, the $10,995 TMDSSDK6446-3L offers simulators and Code Composer StudioTM integrated development environment version 3.2 in addition to the tools and features covered in this article. The software development kit requires a target platform, and TI provides a digital video evaluation board (DVEVM) for this purpose.
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