Is there a way to let ISP output RGB?

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From what I learned from SIPL samples, the ISP only convert RAW to YUV. Is there a way to let it output RGB?

#2

Hi @leqiang.wang,

Please refer to the source of nvsipl_camera. You will need to call nvsipl::INvSIPLCamera::RegisterImages() with images having corresponding surface format (from NVM_SURF_FMT_SET_ATTR_RGBA()).

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#3

Thanks, I’ll try that.
I would like to confirm that whether the conversion from RAW12 to RGB, which is demosaicing, is supported in ISP with any existing xxx.nito config.

#4

When you said with any existing nito file, are you using any camera module listed in DRIVE Ecosystem Hardware and Software Components | NVIDIA Developer?

#5

Yes, I currently have a sf3325 connected to the device, and sf3325.nito is loaded to the framework

#6

NITO is only about tuning things. Please go ahead and try it.

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I have tried different combinations in NVM_SURF_FMT_SET_ATTR_RGBA()
then put the NvMediaSurfFormatAttr result to NvMediaSurfaceFormatGetType to get the surface format flag number.
None of the configuration works.
I got the same console output from all the configurations I’ve tried:

Opened NITO file for module “sf3325”

Module_id 30 Severity 2 : src/control/isp/camrangecheck_isp.cpp 55

Module_id 30 Severity 2 : Bad input parameter: unsupported surface type

Module_id 30 Severity 2 : src/control/isp/camrangecheck_isp.cpp 436

Module_id 30 Severity 2 : Bad input parameter in image info

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/pipelineMgr/spmgr/pipeline/blocks/CNvMISPBlock.cpp: 284: CreateSIPLControl: createSiplControlIsp: Failed to create Sipl Control ISP

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/pipelineMgr/spmgr/pipeline/CNvMSensorPipeline.cpp: 368: RegisterAutoControlPlugin: ISP block register auto control plugin failed

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/CNvMCamera.cpp: 277: RegisterAutoControlPlugin: RegisterAutoControlPlugin type:0 failed for pipeline:0

nvsipl_sample: ERROR: INvSIPLCamera::RegisterAutoControlPlugin() failed, status: 127

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/pipelineMgr/spmgr/pipeline/CNvMSensorPipeline.cpp: 705: Deinit: Deinit() call in wrong state

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/CNvMCamera.cpp: 994: DeinitPipelines: Pipeline deinit failed for pipeline:0

sample_m: /dvs/git/dirty/git-master_linux/camera/fusa/sipl/src/core/CNvMCamera.cpp: 49: ~CNvMCamera: CNvMCamera object fails to deinit

#8

Do I also need to change NvMediaSurfAllocAttrType when calling NvMediaImageFillNvSciBufAttrs during the image allocation?

#9

Per below topic, it looks the issue tracked in this topic was solved, right?

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