Image Analyzer
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Overview
The Image Analyzer is a replacement for the Image Graph in CCStudio 3.x and earlier. It has been integrated with CCStudio v4.
The main goal for the Image Analyzer is to:
- Address known issues with the existing CCStudio Image Graph
- Add support for more formats
- Extensible to support new user defined image formats
- Various usability enhancements
The Image Analyzer is currently available with CCStudio v4 releases
Fig. 1: Image Analyzer
Supported Image Formats
- YUV (Packed, Planar, Semi-Planar)
- 4:2:2
- 4:2:0
- 4:4:4
- 4:1:1
- Bayer (Packed)
- Bitonal
- RGB (Packed, Planar, Semi-Planar)
The Image Analyzer is extensible to allow for user defined formats.
New Features
Support for:
- Line Stride
- Flexible bit size for color component
- Pixel stride
- Bit mask
- Configurable order of color components
- Alpha support
- Configurable data size for fetching & interpretation
Usability improvements:
- Import/Export graph properties
- Stored as .xml file
- Display only one component (R, G, or B)
FAQ
Question: Can you save the image to the host PC in a file?
Answer: This is currently not possible with Image Analyzer. However, you can use the Memory View’s Save feature to dump target memory to a file. Save it either as Raw or Coff format since Image Analyzer cannot read the .dat format.
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