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[gstreamer] Create a gstreamer plugin for Lenkeng HDMI over IP extender #24
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Very interesting for me. I thought about a patch for the udp src/sink. |
Hi, I'm also very interested in this work package. I don't have the hardware here yet but it's on order. To avoid duplicate work: Has there been any work done yet (except for the proof-of-concept python code)? |
@kripton Great to hear that you're interested in doing this! I personally don't know of any progress on this, but you should do some searching to see. I'd also recommend joining us on IRC @ irc://irc.freenode.net/#timvideos. We have a couple of gstreamer developers hanging out on our channel that could probably give you some advice. The #gstreamer IRC channel on freenode is also probably going to be a great source of information. BTW Where did you purchase your device from? |
Hey, just a short update. My TX/RX pair was delivered today. The RX seems to be broken (doesn't detect the Ethernet link) but the TX seems to work (hard to test when the counterpart is software only). At least I'm able to get the stream working. Furthermore, I once got an image displayed but had to leave then. More updates heopfully in the days ahead. |
@acooks and @leesdolphin - Take a look at the work here. |
A newer version (LK373A) which uses h.264 came out in 2017: https://blog.danman.eu/new-version-of-lenkeng-hdmi-over-ip-extender-lkv373a/ |
Brief explanation
Create a gstreamer plugin for sending and receiving from Lenkeng LKV373 (and compatible) devices.
You'll need to get a Lenkeng LKV373 as part of this project!
Expected results
Detailed explanation
FIXME: Add more information here.
You may need to get out a soldering iron so you can access the serial port on the device.
Detailed Explanation
There's a HDMI extender device, Lenkeng LKV373, which captures HDMI, and transcodes the video into MJPEG and outputs the stream over multicast UDP.
They're designed to run as a pair of sender + receiver, but someone has reverse engineered the wire protocol, and written some notes on reverse engineering the units:
http://danman.eu/blog/?p=110
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