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 == gstreamer with Auvidea B101 HDMI-CSI2-Bridge == gstreamer with Auvidea B101 HDMI-CSI2-Bridge
  
- * max. supported resolution: 1080p30. [[https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=268787|Theoretically]] CSI-2 with two lanes should be capable of handling 1080p50 in UYVY colorspace, but this fails so far, even as UYVY seems to be in use. (It's unclear if everything will literally melt, too ;)+ * max. supported resolution: 1080p30. [[https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=268787|Theoretically]] CSI-2 with two lanes (card-sized RPis; CM4-module has 4 lanes!) should be capable of handling 1080p50 in UYVY colorspace, but this fails so far, even as UYVY seems to be in use. (It's unclear if everything will literally melt, too ;)
  * The iframe-peroid of 2 frames is quiet aggressive.  * The iframe-peroid of 2 frames is quiet aggressive.
  * I/O-mode = auto. Result unclear, it seems popular stating DMAbuf here. Investigate!  * I/O-mode = auto. Result unclear, it seems popular stating DMAbuf here. Investigate!
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 +Hint: For better reading pipelines are described as pipeline files which one can use with `cat pipeline-file.txt | xargs gst-launch-1.0`.
  
 === SMPTE2022-1 FEC streaming (multicast/unicast), audio and display-loop-out included === SMPTE2022-1 FEC streaming (multicast/unicast), audio and display-loop-out included
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  * Don't forget to remove "netsim drop-probability=0.01" before flight!  * Don't forget to remove "netsim drop-probability=0.01" before flight!
  
-Sender, using Audio from HDMI-In and sending video-input to display:+Sender, using audio from HDMI-In and sending video-input to first HDMI-display port:
  
-Hint: For better reading pipelines are described as pipeline files which one can use with `gst-launch-1.0 -f pipeline-file.txt`. 
  
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