How to Develop Your Own Hardware For an HD Video Endpoint?
In the following weeks, and probably several months, we will be posting on the various aspects of hardware design for video telephony endpoint – from the reasoning behind developing such a product, to design considerations and finally to a checklist of things you need to do.
It’s going to be a series of posts on “Developing Hardware for HD”.
This page will serve as the main hub of this series, and will be updated when each post is published.
Overview
- How to Develop Your Own Hardware For an HD Video Endpoint?
- Why is Designing HD Video Endpoint Hardware So Hard?
Video Coding
- How to Select the Best Chip for Your Video Coding?
- Trends in Video Coding Chips
- HD Video Chip Case Study: TI DM6467 Analysis
- My Dream Chip For HD Video Calling (published on NoJitter)
- Know Your Component’s Roadmap
Display Composition and Layouts
- The Video Inputs and Outputs of an HD Videophone
- What Layouts Do You Need in Your HD Videophone?
- What Layouts Should a Dual Video System Support?
- HD Scaling Made Easy(ier)
Camera
- Camera Glossary
- Motion vs. Sharpness – Make Your Preference
- A Special Camera for Video Conferencing?
- Shopping for a Video Conferencing Camera
- Top, Side or Bottom – Camera Positioning Matters
Host and Connectivity
- HD Videophone – Where is the Application?
- What Interfaces Should I Add to my HD Videophone?
- Data Flows Inside Your HD Hardware Design
- Upgrade Strategies For Video Conferencing Products
User Interface and Interactivity
- 3 Ways For Interacting With a Videophone
- What’s Between An HD Videophone And Its OSD?
- 5 Different OSD Engines for an HD Videophone
- My Killer Remote Control
HD Video Networking Posts
- High Definition is Next: Do You Know How Much Bandwidth Do You Have?
- The Seven Deadly Sins of Visual Quality Over IP
- Reasons For Packet Loss
