Video Display Registers Recommended Values

4.13 Video Display Registers Recommended Values

Sample recommended values (decimal) for video display registers for BT.656 output are given in Table 4–34.

Table 4–34. Video Display Register Recommended Values

Register

Field

525/60 Value

625/50 Value

VDFRMSZ

FRMWIDTH

858

864

 

FRMHEIGHT

525

625

VDHBLNK

HBLNKSTART

720

720

 

HBLNKSTOP

856

862

VDVBLKS1

VBLNKXSTART1

720†

720†

 

VBLNKYSTART1

1†

624†

VDVBLKE1

VBLNKXSTOP1

720†

720†

 

VBLNKYSTOP1

20†

23†

VDVBLKS2

VBLNKXSTART2

360†

360†

 

VBLNKYSTART2

263†

311†

VDVBLKE2

VBLNKXSTOP2

360†

360†

 

VBLNKYSTOP2

283†

336†

VDFLDT1

FLD1XSTART

720†

720†

 

FLD1YSTART

1†

1†

VDFLDT2

FLD2XSTART

360†

360†

 

FLD2YSTART

263†

313†

VDHSYNC

HSYNCSTART

736

732

 

HSYNCSTOP

800

782

VDVSYNS1

VSYNCXSTART1

720†

720†

 

VSYNCYSTART1

4†

1†

VDVSYNE1

VSYNCXSTOP1

720†

360†

 

VSYNCYSTOP1

7†

3†

† Programming only required if external control signal is used.

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TMS320C64x DSP specifications

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