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/*
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*/
/*
* This file contains all the properties one can set in HDMI
* Each property has up to two parameters corresponding to list of enums one can set via
* the set/get property function from TV service (HOST) or HDMI middleware API (Videocore)
* Each property also has a default value for these parameters. Please refer to
* individual properties for details.
*/
#ifndef _VC_HDMI_PROPERTY_H_
#define _VC_HDMI_PROPERTY_H_
#include "vcinclude/common.h"
/**
* Property type
*/
typedef enum {
HDMI_PROPERTY_PIXEL_ENCODING = 0, /**< Set pixel encoding, value of property is HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_T, default is RGB full range (unless it is not supported) */
HDMI_PROPERTY_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE = 1, /**< See HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_T, default is HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_PAL */
HDMI_PROPERTY_CONTENT_TYPE = 2, /**< Set content type flag EDID_ContentType_T */
HDMI_PROPERTY_FUZZY_MATCH = 3, /**< disable (0 - default) or enable (1) fuzzy format match */
HDMI_PROPERTY_3D_STRUCTURE = 4, /**< Set the 3D structure of the next HDMI power on (only for CEA mode) */
//More properties to be added here
HDMI_PROPERTY_MAX /**< place holder */
} HDMI_PROPERTY_T;
/**
* Setting/getting a property
*/
typedef struct {
HDMI_PROPERTY_T property;
uint32_t param1;
uint32_t param2;
//More fields may be added here if required in future
} HDMI_PROPERTY_PARAM_T;
/**
* PIXEL_ENCODING: param1: encoding type, param2: n/a
* Setting encoding type is subjected to support in EDID
*/
typedef enum {
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_DEFAULT = 0, /**<Default, note that CEA modes (except VGA) default to RGB limited but DMT modes default to RGB full */
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_RGB_LIMITED,
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_RGB_FULL,
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_YCbCr444_LIMITED,
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_YCbCr444_FULL,
/** YCbCr 422 are not used at the moment */
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_YCbCr422_LIMITED,
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_YCbCr422_FULL,
HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_MAX /**<place holder */
} HDMI_PIXEL_ENCODING_T;
/**
* PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE: param1: pixel clock type, param2: n/a
* Pixel clock nudge factor (set pixel clock type)
*/
typedef enum {
HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_PAL = 0, /**< Use norminal pixel clock (default) */
HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_NTSC = 1, /**< Multiply norminal pixel clock by 1000/1001 to get the alternative frame rate e.g. 59.94Hz rather than 60, not applicable to all formats */
HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_MAX /**< place holder */
} HDMI_PIXEL_CLOCK_TYPE_T;
/**
* Content type: param1: EDID content type, param2: n/a
*/
/**
* Content type: the enum is the actual value in AVI infoframe + 1
* because NODATA and Graphics both have value zero
*/
typedef enum {
EDID_ContentType_NODATA = 0x0, /**<Content type none */
EDID_ContentType_Graphics = 0x1, /**<Graphics, ITC must be set to 1 */
EDID_ContentType_Photo = 0x2, /**<Photo */
EDID_ContentType_Cinema = 0x3, /**<Cinema */
EDID_ContentType_Game = 0x4, /**<Game */
EDID_ContentType_MAX /**<place holder */
} EDID_ContentType_T;
/**
* Fuzzy match: param1 zero (disabled) or non-zero (enabled), param2: n/a
* If enabled, match format in EDID based on resolutions and formats only
* Default is zero (disabled, so match on blanking periods and pixel clock)
* Set to non-zero to enable fuzzy match
*/
typedef enum {
EDID_FUZZY_MATCH_DISABLED = 0x0,
EDID_FUZZY_MATCH_ENABLED = 0x1,
EDID_FUZZY_MATCH_MAX
} EDID_FuzzyMatch_T;
/**
* 3D structure: param1 - 3D structure (e.g. top/bottom side by side) (default value is none, i.e. 2D)
* param2 - n/a at the moment, may be used in the future
*
* 3D structure is auto reset to "2D" every time HDMI is power on. Only affect CEA formats.
*/
/*
* Matched to the 3d struct bit fields stored internally to represent 3D support in EDID
*/
typedef enum {
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_NONE = 0, /**<plain and simple 2D! */
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_SBS_HALF = (1<<7), /**<side by side half horizontal */
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_TB_HALF = (1<<6), /**<top and bottom half vertical */
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_FRAME_PACKING = (1<<8), /**<frame packed */
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_FRAME_SEQUENTIAL = (1<<9), /**<Output left on even frames and right on odd frames (typically 120Hz)*/
/* More 3D structs, e.g. full frame packing, may be added here */
HDMI_3D_FORMAT_INVALID = 0xFFFF
} HDMI_3D_FORMAT_T;
#endif //_VC_HDMI_PROPERTY_H_