Axon Video Interface

Axon supports multiple MIPI interfaces to connect various types of image sensors and cameras.

• Video Input Capabilities
  • HDMI RX 2.0
    • Getting Started
      • Prerequisites
      • Hardware Setup
    • Receiving Video Data with V4L2
      • Using qv4l2(GUI Tool)
      • Using Terminal
    • Common V4L2 Commands
    • Troubleshooting
  • MIPI Camera Interface 1.2/2.0
    • Hardware Required
    • Steps to follow
    • Pre-Requisites
    • How to Attach Camera to Axon
    • Camera Interface PCBs
      • 2 Lane Alpha PCB ( Rpi compatible )
    • Verify Camera Connection and Detection:
    • Enable Overlays In Axon
    • To use the camera(s):
      • Run Camera Using qV4l2 (GUI tool)
      • Run camera live feed using ffmpeg
      • Run Camera Using V4l2 Utility
      • Run Camera Using Python Script
    • Setup
• Video Encode/Decode Capabilities
  • Video Encoder
    • Introduction
    • Basic FFmpeg Commands
      • 1. List available encoders
      • 2. Check available options for an encoder
      • 3. Encoding a raw file (.yuv)
      • 4. Encoding and Streaming a raw file
      • 5. Transcoding a video
      • 6. Streaming over RTSP
  • Video Decoder
    • Introduction
    • Basic FFmpeg Commands
      • 1. List available decoders
      • 2. Check available options for a decoder
      • 3. Convert encoded video to a raw video
      • 4. Decoding and playing a video