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a.rodionov

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    a.rodionov got a reaction from schunckt in Nanopi neo air ffmpeg with Cedrus H264   
    Full .dts, which is works for us, now is  placed in uboborov repository.
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    a.rodionov got a reaction from Sash0k in Nanopi neo air ffmpeg with Cedrus H264   
    Thanks to all for help.  We have setuped uboborov sunxi-cedar-mainline in 5.7 armbian kernel.  I think, early we did some errors in dts.  Our current dts we published in https://github.com/Rexarrior/sunxi-cedar-mainline.  Big thanks to uboborov! 
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    a.rodionov got a reaction from gounthar in Nanopi neo air ffmpeg with Cedrus H264   
    Full .dts, which is works for us, now is  placed in uboborov repository.
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    a.rodionov got a reaction from gounthar in Nanopi neo air ffmpeg with Cedrus H264   
    Yes, it is.
    On nanopi neo air with armbian 20.08.0 (5.7.8) it works.
     
    FFmpeg with 960x720 input from our camera* encode mp4 by h264_omx with 15-20 fps.  If i use cedrus264 as codec, ffmpeg can easy provide 30 fps. With default cam500b  i get 60 fps 640x480 (that is maximum of the camera).  Fps numbers i get from ffmpeg log and i think  this results is accurate enough. 
    * our camera  isn't ov5640 default camera and 30 fps likely it's maximum fps. We haven't camera's datasheet. 

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