Hello
we're using the Core1106 in an outdoor conditions - meaning sometimes the sun is visible in the top part of the photo which makes the image quite unusable since the white light is dominant over the whole image. Is it possible to set the exposure to center or something so that we'd filter out the exposure of the sun and only capture the thing directly in front of us?
Sincerely
Try not to use rkipc; instead, use simple_vi_bind_venc_rtsp to stream the image. rkipc overwrites some exposure settings by default to achieve better performance in high‑light indoor environments, but this is not suitable for outdoor scenes.
Hello
the rtsp does achieve better performance but could you tell us which settings can be influenced from SDK? So that we can tweak it directly to our use case. Also which settings does rkipc skip to achieve such difference?
Sincerely
Vid
The RTSP implementation in the SDK is all done using a closed-source library provided by Rockchip, which does not expose much of an interface. However, based on the logs, it can be determined that it was developed as a derivative of the live555 project. It is recommended to directly port the live555 project to implement RTSP, ensuring that more parameters can be configured.
For rkipc, if init_form_ini is set to 1, some parameters in the iqfiles will be overwritten by the parameters in the ini file.
