CODECS - Optimized for OMAP35x Processors
OMAP35XCODECS
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Description
TI codecs are free, come with production licensing and are available for download now. All are production-tested for easy integration into audio, video and voice applications. Click GET SOFTWARE button (above) to access the most recent, tested codec versions available. Datasheets and Release Notes are on that page, as well as in each installer.
Additional Information
- DSP & ARM Codecs - Current Inventory - all TI codecs
- DSP & ARM Software and Hardware Development Kits - all SDKs available
- How to Integrate Codecs into DVSDK
- DaVinci and OMAP Software for Dummies
- Codec Performance Measurement for TI C64x+-based devices
- TI E2E Community
Features
OMAP35x Codecs are optimized for use on OMAP3525 and OMAP3530 processors. For best design results, use these. If you seek additional TI codecs, find those optimized for TI C64x+ core-based devices (i.e. most devices in the OMAP35x, TMS320C645x, TMS320C647x, TMS320DM646x, TMS320DM644x and TMS320DM643x families). For all additional TI codecs, go to Codecs Current Inventory.
OMAP35x Codecs offer:
- Free, object code with production licensing
- LINUX and WINDOWS installers
- XDC packaged and validated on a standard EVM in a Codec Engine-based test
- All codecs are eXpressDSP™ compliant and implement one of the XDM 1.x interfaces
- Performance data are specified in each codec Datasheet
Available Versions
IMPORTANT NOTE: The codecs available by clicking GET SOFTWARE button (above) are the most recent, tested versions TI currently offers. In addition, versions of TI codecs are also provided in most TI Software Development Kits (SDK). SDKs are fundamental software bundles for evaluation and development on each of TI's processor platforms. To find codecs built and tested against the SDK for your TI processor platform, go to DSP & ARM Software and Hardware Development Kits (see above). Remember that the SDK codec versions MAY or MAY NOT be the most current available.