The qualcomm driver (on MSM8916 at least) uses an MPLANE buffer
for the video capture with a single plane in it. This detects
such drivers and requests MPLANE buffers from the driver and then
always uses the first plane from that through the normal pipeline.
This application was supporting only debayering of BGGR8 streams:
this is an issue on cameras that are outputting a different format.
Implement quick-debayering of all Bayer 8-bits pixfmts in order to
solve wrong tint issues on many, many camera sensors.
This was tested on a Sony Exmor-RS IMX300 sensor.
Signed-off-by: AngeloGioacchino Del Regno <angelogioacchino.delregno@somainline.org>
The mbus has to be configured correctly for each of the pixel
formats in order to send the right indications to V4L2.
Signed-off-by: AngeloGioacchino Del Regno <angelogioacchino.delregno@somainline.org>
As `dcraw_emu` is an example program, Debian doesn't install it to
`/usr/bin`, but to `/usr/lib/libraw` instead, meaning it can't be found
the usual way.
This patch checks for `/usr/lib/libraw/dcraw_emu` if `command` can't
find it. Additionnally, cascaded if's are replaced with if..elif
statements, so we stop searching as soon as a matching program
(preferably `dcraw_emu`) is found.
Instead of simply appending ".tiff" to the existing filename (like
`dcraw_emu` does), `dcraw` fully replaces the file extension, leading
`convert` to subsequently fail as it can't find the `.dng.tiff` file.
Redirecting streams using `&>` is not POSIX-compliant. This causes some
shells (such as `dash`) to evaluate `if` conditions the wrong way.
Sticking to standard `>` redirection fixes this issue.
