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1 /* $NetBSD: video_if.h,v 1.4 2008/09/18 05:35:05 dogcow Exp $ */
3 /*
4 * Copyright (c) 2008 Patrick Mahoney <pat@polycrystal.org>
5 * All rights reserved.
7 * This code was written by Patrick Mahoney (pat@polycrystal.org) as
8 * part of Google Summer of Code 2008.
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33 * This ia a Video4Linux 2 compatible /dev/video driver for NetBSD
35 * See http://v4l2spec.bytesex.org/ for Video4Linux 2 specifications
38 #ifndef _SYS_DEV_VIDEO_IF_H_
39 #define _SYS_DEV_VIDEO_IF_H_
41 #include <sys/types.h>
42 #include <sys/videoio.h>
44 #if defined(_KERNEL_OPT)
45 #include "video.h"
47 #if (NVIDEO == 0)
48 #error "No 'video* at videobus?' configured"
49 #endif
51 #endif /* _KERNEL_OPT */
53 struct video_softc;
55 /* Controls provide a way to query and set controls in the camera
56 * hardware. The control structure is the primitive unit. Control
57 * groups are arrays of controls that must be set together (e.g. pan
58 * direction and pan speed). Control descriptors describe a control
59 * including minimum and maximum values, read-only state, etc. A
60 * control group descriptor is an array of control descriptors
61 * corresponding to a control group array of controls.
63 * A control_group is made up of multiple controls meant to be set
64 * together and is identified by a 16 bit group_id. Each control is
65 * identified by a group_id and a control_id. Controls that are the
66 * sole member of a control_group may ignore the control_id or
67 * redundantly have the control_id equal to the group_id.
69 * The hardware driver only handles control_group's, many of which
70 * will only have a single control.
72 * Some id's are defined here (closely following the USB Video Class
73 * controls) with room for unspecified extended controls. These id's
74 * may be used for group_id's or control_id's as appropriate.
77 enum video_control_id {
78 VIDEO_CONTROL_UNDEFINED,
79 /* camera hardware */
80 VIDEO_CONTROL_SCANNING_MODE,
81 VIDEO_CONTROL_AE_MODE,
82 VIDEO_CONTROL_EXPOSURE_TIME_ABSOLUTE,
83 VIDEO_CONTROL_EXPOSURE_TIME_RELATIVE,
84 VIDEO_CONTROL_FOCUS_ABSOLUTE,
85 VIDEO_CONTROL_FOCUS_RELATIVE,
86 VIDEO_CONTROL_IRIS_ABSOLUTE,
87 VIDEO_CONTROL_IRIS_RELATIVE,
88 VIDEO_CONTROL_ZOOM_ABSOLUTE,
89 VIDEO_CONTROL_ZOOM_RELATIVE,
90 VIDEO_CONTROL_PANTILT_ABSOLUTE,
91 VIDEO_CONTROL_PANTILT_RELATIVE,
92 VIDEO_CONTROL_ROLL_ABSOLUTE,
93 VIDEO_CONTROL_ROLL_RELATIVE,
94 VIDEO_CONTROL_PRIVACY,
95 /* video processing */
96 VIDEO_CONTROL_BACKLIGHT_COMPENSATION,
97 VIDEO_CONTROL_BRIGHTNESS,
98 VIDEO_CONTROL_CONTRAST,
99 VIDEO_CONTROL_GAIN,
100 VIDEO_CONTROL_GAIN_AUTO, /* not in UVC */
101 VIDEO_CONTROL_POWER_LINE_FREQUENCY,
102 VIDEO_CONTROL_HUE,
103 VIDEO_CONTROL_SATURATION,
104 VIDEO_CONTROL_SHARPNESS,
105 VIDEO_CONTROL_GAMMA,
106 /* Generic WHITE_BALANCE controls applies to whichever type of
107 * white balance the hardware implements to either perform one
108 * white balance action or enable auto white balance. */
109 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_ACTION,
110 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_AUTO,
111 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_TEMPERATURE,
112 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_TEMPERATURE_AUTO,
113 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_COMPONENT,
114 VIDEO_CONTROL_WHITE_BALANCE_COMPONENT_AUTO,
115 VIDEO_CONTROL_DIGITAL_MULTIPLIER,
116 VIDEO_CONTROL_DIGITAL_MULTIPLIER_LIMIT,
117 VIDEO_CONTROL_HUE_AUTO,
118 VIDEO_CONTROL_ANALOG_VIDEO_STANDARD,
119 VIDEO_CONTROL_ANALOG_LOCK_STATUS,
120 /* video stream */
121 VIDEO_CONTROL_GENERATE_KEY_FRAME,
122 VIDEO_CONTROL_UPDATE_FRAME_SEGMENT,
123 /* misc, not in UVC */
124 VIDEO_CONTROL_HFLIP,
125 VIDEO_CONTROL_VFLIP,
126 /* Custom controls start here; any controls beyond this are
127 * valid and condsidered "extended". */
128 VIDEO_CONTROL_EXTENDED
131 enum video_control_type {
132 VIDEO_CONTROL_TYPE_INT, /* signed 32 bit integer */
133 VIDEO_CONTROL_TYPE_BOOL,
134 VIDEO_CONTROL_TYPE_LIST, /* V4L2 MENU */
135 VIDEO_CONTROL_TYPE_ACTION /* V4L2 BUTTON */
138 #define VIDEO_CONTROL_FLAG_READ (1<<0)
139 #define VIDEO_CONTROL_FLAG_WRITE (1<<1)
140 #define VIDEO_CONTROL_FLAG_DISABLED (1<<2) /* V4L2 INACTIVE */
141 #define VIDEO_CONTROL_FLAG_AUTOUPDATE (1<<3)
142 #define VIDEO_CONTROL_FLAG_ASYNC (1<<4)
144 struct video_control_desc {
145 uint16_t group_id;
146 uint16_t control_id;
147 uint8_t name[32];
148 uint32_t flags;
149 enum video_control_type type;
150 int32_t min;
151 int32_t max;
152 int32_t step;
153 int32_t def;
156 /* array of struct video_control_value_info belonging to the same control */
157 struct video_control_desc_group {
158 uint16_t group_id;
159 uint8_t length;
160 struct video_control_desc *desc;
163 struct video_control {
164 uint16_t group_id;
165 uint16_t control_id;
166 int32_t value;
169 /* array of struct video_control_value belonging to the same control */
170 struct video_control_group {
171 uint16_t group_id;
172 uint8_t length;
173 struct video_control *control;
176 struct video_control_iter {
177 struct video_control_desc *desc;
180 /* format of video data in a video sample */
181 enum video_pixel_format {
182 VIDEO_FORMAT_UNDEFINED,
184 /* uncompressed frame-based formats */
185 VIDEO_FORMAT_YUY2, /* packed 4:2:2 */
186 VIDEO_FORMAT_NV12, /* planar 4:2:0 */
187 VIDEO_FORMAT_RGB24,
188 VIDEO_FORMAT_RGB555,
189 VIDEO_FORMAT_RGB565,
190 VIDEO_FORMAT_YUV420,
191 VIDEO_FORMAT_SBGGR8,
192 VIDEO_FORMAT_UYVY,
194 /* compressed frame-based formats */
195 VIDEO_FORMAT_MJPEG, /* frames of JPEG images */
196 VIDEO_FORMAT_DV,
198 /* stream-based formats */
199 VIDEO_FORMAT_MPEG
202 /* interlace_flags bits are allocated like this:
203 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
204 \_/ | | |interlaced or progressive
205 | | |packing style of fields (interlaced or planar)
206 | |fields per sample (1 or 2)
207 |pattern (F1 only, F2 only, F12, RND)
210 /* two bits */
211 #define VIDEO_INTERLACED(iflags) (iflags & 1)
212 enum video_interlace_presence {
213 VIDEO_INTERLACE_OFF = 0, /* progressive */
214 VIDEO_INTERLACE_ON = 1,
215 VIDEO_INTERLACE_ANY = 2 /* in requests, accept any interlacing */
218 /* one bit, not in UVC */
219 #define VIDEO_INTERLACE_PACKING(iflags) ((iflags >> 2) & 1)
220 enum video_interlace_packing {
221 VIDEO_INTERLACE_INTERLACED = 0, /* F1 and F2 are interlaced */
222 VIDEO_INTERLACE_PLANAR = 1 /* entire F1 is followed by F2 */
225 /* one bit, not in V4L2; Is this not redundant with PATTERN below?
226 * For now, I'm assuming it describes where the "end-of-frame" markers
227 * appear in the stream data: after every field or after every two
228 * fields. */
229 #define VIDEO_INTERLACE_FIELDS_PER_SAMPLE(iflags) ((iflags >> 3) & 1)
230 enum video_interlace_fields_per_sample {
231 VIDEO_INTERLACE_TWO_FIELDS_PER_SAMPLE = 0,
232 VIDEO_INTERLACE_ONE_FIELD_PER_SAMPLE = 1
235 /* two bits */
236 #define VIDEO_INTERLACE_PATTERN(iflags) ((iflags >> 4) & 3)
237 enum video_interlace_pattern {
238 VIDEO_INTERLACE_PATTERN_F1 = 0,
239 VIDEO_INTERLACE_PATTERN_F2 = 1,
240 VIDEO_INTERLACE_PATTERN_F12 = 2,
241 VIDEO_INTERLACE_PATTERN_RND = 3
244 enum video_color_primaries {
245 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_UNSPECIFIED,
246 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_BT709, /* identical to sRGB */
247 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_BT470_2_M,
248 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_BT470_2_BG,
249 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_SMPTE_170M,
250 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_SMPTE_240M,
251 VIDEO_COLOR_PRIMARIES_BT878 /* in V4L2 as broken BT878 chip */
254 enum video_gamma_function {
255 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_UNSPECIFIED,
256 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_BT709,
257 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_BT470_2_M,
258 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_BT470_2_BG,
259 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_SMPTE_170M,
260 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_SMPTE_240M,
261 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_LINEAR,
262 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_sRGB, /* similar but not identical to BT709 */
263 VIDEO_GAMMA_FUNCTION_BT878 /* in V4L2 as broken BT878 chip */
266 /* Matrix coefficients for converting YUV to RGB */
267 enum video_matrix_coeff {
268 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_UNSPECIFIED,
269 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_BT709,
270 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_FCC,
271 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_BT470_2_BG,
272 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_SMPTE_170M,
273 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_SMPTE_240M,
274 VIDEO_MATRIX_COEFF_BT878 /* in V4L2 as broken BT878 chip */
277 /* UVC spec separates these into three categories. V4L2 does not. */
278 struct video_colorspace {
279 enum video_color_primaries primaries;
280 enum video_gamma_function gamma_function;
281 enum video_matrix_coeff matrix_coeff;
284 #ifdef undef
285 /* Stucts for future split into format/frame/interval. All functions
286 * interacting with the hardware layer will deal with these structs.
287 * This video layer will handle translating them to V4L2 structs as
288 * necessary. */
290 struct video_format {
291 enum video_pixel_format vfo_pixel_format;
292 uint8_t vfo_aspect_x; /* aspect ratio x and y */
293 uint8_t vfo_aspect_y;
294 struct video_colorspace vfo_color;
295 uint8_t vfo_interlace_flags;
298 struct video_frame {
299 uint32_t vfr_width; /* dimensions in pixels */
300 uint32_t vfr_height;
301 uint32_t vfr_sample_size; /* max sample size */
302 uint32_t vfr_stride; /* length of one row of pixels in
303 * bytes; uncompressed formats
304 * only */
307 enum video_frame_interval_type {
308 VIDEO_FRAME_INTERVAL_TYPE_CONTINUOUS,
309 VIDEO_FRAME_INTERVAL_TYPE_DISCRETE
312 /* UVC spec frame interval units are 100s of nanoseconds. V4L2 spec
313 * uses a {32/32} bit struct fraction in seconds. We use 100ns units
314 * here. */
315 #define VIDEO_FRAME_INTERVAL_UNITS_PER_US (10)
316 #define VIDEO_FRAME_INTERVAL_UNITS_PER_MS (10 * 1000)
317 #define VIDEO_FRAME_INTERVAL_UNITS_PER_S (10 * 1000 * 1000)
318 struct video_frame_interval {
319 enum video_frame_interval_type vfi_type;
320 union {
321 struct {
322 uint32_t min;
323 uint32_t max;
324 uint32_t step;
325 } vfi_continuous;
327 uint32_t vfi_discrete;
330 #endif /* undef */
332 /* Describes a video format. For frame based formats, one sample is
333 * equivalent to one frame. For stream based formats such as MPEG, a
334 * sample is logical unit of that streaming format.
336 struct video_format {
337 enum video_pixel_format pixel_format;
338 uint32_t width; /* dimensions in pixels */
339 uint32_t height;
340 uint8_t aspect_x; /* aspect ratio x and y */
341 uint8_t aspect_y;
342 uint32_t sample_size; /* max sample size */
343 uint32_t stride; /* length of one row of pixels in
344 * bytes; uncompressed formats
345 * only */
346 struct video_colorspace color;
347 uint8_t interlace_flags;
348 uint32_t priv; /* For private use by hardware driver.
349 * Must be set to zero if not used. */
352 /* A payload is the smallest unit transfered from the hardware driver
353 * to the video layer. Multiple video payloads make up one video
354 * sample. */
355 struct video_payload {
356 const uint8_t *data;
357 size_t size; /* size in bytes of this payload */
358 int frameno; /* toggles between 0 and 1 */
359 bool end_of_frame; /* set if this is the last
360 * payload in the frame. */
363 struct video_hw_if {
364 int (*open)(void *, int); /* open hardware */
365 void (*close)(void *); /* close hardware */
367 const char * (*get_devname)(void *);
369 int (*enum_format)(void *, uint32_t, struct video_format *);
370 int (*get_format)(void *, struct video_format *);
371 int (*set_format)(void *, struct video_format *);
372 int (*try_format)(void *, struct video_format *);
374 int (*start_transfer)(void *);
375 int (*stop_transfer)(void *);
377 int (*control_iter_init)(void *, struct video_control_iter *);
378 int (*control_iter_next)(void *, struct video_control_iter *);
379 int (*get_control_desc_group)(void *,
380 struct video_control_desc_group *);
381 int (*get_control_group)(void *, struct video_control_group *);
382 int (*set_control_group)(void *, const struct video_control_group *);
385 struct video_attach_args {
386 const struct video_hw_if *hw_if;
389 device_t video_attach_mi(const struct video_hw_if *, device_t);
390 void video_submit_payload(device_t, const struct video_payload *);
392 #endif /* _SYS_DEV_VIDEO_IF_H_ */