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To achieve real-time display mirroring of your Apalis iMX6 module’s UI to a host system, you can follow these steps using the available video encoders and network streaming protocols:
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Select an Encoder: Choose an encoder based on your requirements for video quality and bandwidth. H.264 (
imxvpuenc_h264,vpuenc_h264) is generally recommended due to its efficiency and quality. -
Configure the Encoder: Set up the encoder on the Apalis iMX6 module to capture the live UI or video displayed. Ensure that the encoder settings are optimized to balance quality and latency.
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Network Streaming Protocols: Use a network streaming protocol to transmit the encoded video feed from the Apalis iMX6 to the host system. This could involve using protocols like RTP or RTSP, which are commonly used for real-time streaming.
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Decoding on Host: Ensure that the host system has the necessary decoders to handle the incoming video stream. The available decoders on your host system include H.263, H.264, and MPEG-4, which can be used to decode the video streams.
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Implementation Considerations:
- Latency: Optimize the encoder settings and network configuration to minimize latency during streaming.
- Network Stability: Ensure a stable network connection to maintain a smooth streaming experience.
- Testing: Conduct tests to verify the performance of the streaming setup and make adjustments as necessary.
By following these steps, you should be able to mirror the display of your Apalis iMX6 module to your host system in real-time, achieving functionality similar to screen-sharing software.
Please, also check if these links can help you solve your problem:
Issues Starting Weston on i.MX93: Wayland Backend Missing - NXP Community.