Banana Pi BPI-M6 hdmi-rx function with Linux debian image update

Banana Pi BPI-M6 hdmi-rx function with Linux debian image update

raspberry pi 4 hdmi-tx to Banana Pi M6 hdmi-rx

bananapi m6 hdmi-rx debian 12

bananapi m6 hdmi-rx debian 11

image download link , note ,pease download 2024-04-07 version

google drive link:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RPGY8OdBIhambtzvBkdKzFVrQgKgkq-l

Baidu cloud link:

pincode :8888

source code update on github:

Nice to see, that the HDMI-In gets attention. It’s one feature, that makes the M6 unique!

Tried the test via /opt/syna/bin/_ampclient_alpha 7… and have a question: How to get back to the linux terminal window? CTRL+C leaves me alone with a black screen, so I have to do a reset.

The “HMDI-In-Through” (via test 7) was without sound. It should be with, because it’s call AV-Test (A=Audio, V=Video).

BTW: Sound in complete system is still very choppy and disturbed in this version. Hope you correct that soon.

For more info see:

https://cool-web.de/raspberry/banana-pi-bpi-m6-raspberry-pi-alternative-linux-armbian-xfce-2024-02-29-test.htm

(German)

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Does VS680 SoC contain any hardware support that could be used for HDMI scaling?

I mean in a way that HDMI RX could be used for capture and the same video would be output on HDMI TX using different resolution.

There are several models you can use for this in "models\image_processing\super_resolution\model" that will upscale to 4k. You can run these through the gstreamer plugin provided by Synaptics to capture the RX, run it through the model and output to screen (or save file)