nVidia TX1 CPU built-in ISP support related material … TX1 CPU’s built-in ISP says that it supports bypass mode
So, I understand that the NVIDIA Linux kernel supports SOC-type camera sensor operation.
So, DO ISP of the TX1 CPU Linux kernel support the RAW Camera mode of the OV5693.
That said, the built-in ISP of the TX1 CPU interprets that it supports OV5693’s Support Output Format: 10 bit RAW RGB, right?
So, in the above, the ISP of the TX1 CPU supports the RAW Camera mode of the OV5693 …
Does it mean that the ISP of the TX1 CPU converts the 10 bit RAW RGB image data of the OV5693 sensor output format to YUV422 data in the Linux kernel provided by nVidia?
Does NVIDIA support I2C table values for multiple camera sensors used by NVIDIA TX1 CPUs and the NVIDIA internal ISP’s tuned settings for I2C table values?
Bypass mode mean bypass ISP and get the RGB raw data from sensor to memory. For the bypass mode you need debayer the raw data to YUV or something else by software. The i2c table is not include any tuning table only the sensor initial table for the tuning you have to get help from scaling partner.