Virtual Channel ID allows multiplexing multiple image signals into a single MIPI/CSI connector. Applications such as HDR imaging, video stitching or autonomous driving all benefit from multiple imaging input.
GMSL, on the other hand, is a high speed, bandwidth and integrity protocol that allows video communication links to up to 15 meters. Combining VCID with GMSL provides a flexible and robust solution for multimedia applications in the automotive industry.
The current GMSL VCID release supports:
- V4L2 media controller driver
- L4T 32.1 and Jetpack 4.2
- Supported GMSL version: 1
- MAX96705 / MAX9286 SerDes IC
- Omnivision OV10635 camera sensor
- Support for 4 simultaneous sensors
- Supported resolutions:
- 1280x800@30fps
- Supported format:
- UYVY
- Capture via GstV4L2Src
- Supported platforms:
- NVIDIA Jetson Xavier
Learn more in our developer's wiki:
https://developer.ridgerun.com/wiki/index.php?title=GMSL_Virtual_Channel_ID
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