Drivers Allwinner A83t

This page is related to the hardware, for software see:

  1. Drivers Allwinner A83t Windows 7
  2. Drivers Allwinner A83t 1
  3. Drivers Allwinner A83t 3
Drivers Allwinner A83t

Mar 30, 2020 RSB: MMIO address and IRQ mentioned in the A64 manual, IP description in the A83T manual. PRCM: MMIO address mentioned in the A64 manual, IP description in the A83T manual. Some remarks about the memory map. A64/Memory map; Software Original SDK. Allwinner's BSP release contains source code of: a hacked 32-bit U-Boot port, based on the 2014.07. D88 is to use Allwinner A83T solutions, integrated with the multimedia decoding, LCD driver, WIFI, bluetooth, Ethernet, support the majority of current popular video and image format decoding and support an MIPI/LVDS screen, etc., can drive all kinds of TFT LCD display, greatly simplify the whole system design, SD card, more stability and is very suitable for advertising machine, cash register, digital.

  • Cedrus The project for a 100% libre open source driver and software.
  • CedarX Allwinner's media framework software libraries.

Video Engine is the plain name used by Allwinner for the hardware block responsible for the task of decoding and encoding video formats.

Naming

There is some confusion around how to name this video engine, with the principal reason been the non-existent clear branding by Allwinner.

Drivers Allwinner A83t
  • CedarX
is the name given to the proprietary software libraries for video and audio de-/encoding (CedarV + CedarA).

Drivers Allwinner A83t Windows 7

  • Cedar Engine
is found in the kernel driver (/dev/cedar_dev) source code where it has been directly referred to as 'cedar engine' in error/information messages and internal variables. Take note that this is the kernel driver that was made for the proprietary libraries that already existed in Melis OS, were the media player application goes by the name 'cedar'.
  • MACC - Media ACCelerate video engine
is also found in the kernel driver and respective headers, where the mmio area (registers) is referenced by macc as a prefix for the definition of the register base address.
  • VE - Video Engine

Drivers Allwinner A83t 1

is the most common name used in all the places for this hardware block. It is believed that VE is a short form of VCE (Video Codec Engine) to be in accordance with ACE (Audio Codec Engine) and is also the best generic name to describe this type of hardware block.

Drivers Allwinner A83t 3

Naming in the datasheets and user manuals.

SOC features label block diagram related registers
A10 VPU VE VE
A10s VPU VPU VE
A13 VPU VPU VE
A20 Video Engine (Phoenix 3.0) Video Engine VE
A23 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A31 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A31s Video Engine Video Engine VE
A33 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A80 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A83T Video Engine claims decoder/encoder is part of the GPU block VE
H3 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A64 Video Engine Video Engine VE
A83t
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