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[Camera streamer 1/5] AVS1 protocol, shared camera configuration, and portable tests - #1389
Establish the AVS1 wire format and shared camera profiles before adding hardware-dependent streaming. Includes C++ serialization, Python parsing, configuration validation, output geometry, scheduling/alignment helpers, and portable C++ tests.
Part 1/5 of the split of #1358. Base: main. Review this PR against its selected base to see only this component. The original PR is retained for discussion/history; it has not been rewritten or closed.
Per maintainer approval, files missing an explicit grant now carry Apache-2.0 headers. The three Argus-derived helpers (EGLGlobal.h, EGLGlobal.cpp, and Error.h, introduced in part 2) retain BSD-3-Clause notices; the missing upstream notice in EGLGlobal.cpp has been restored. Temporary LicenseRef-NVIDIA-Internal-Review metadata has been removed. All five parts pass full pre-commit checks; the combined stack also passes 7 portable C++ tests and 47 Python tests after this licensing-only update. Merge in order, retargeting/rebasing each dependent PR as its parent lands.
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Component tests are included where applicable; the viewer has CLI validation and awaits live operator testing.
Component directories now live directly under examples/camera_streamer/, without an intermediate visualization directory. Build paths, default-profile lookup, tests and license annotations follow the flattened layout. Reconfigure native builds after updating an existing deployment.
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New Features
Added a camera-streaming example with mono and stereo profiles for supported resolutions and frame rates.
Added sender and receiver support for AVS1 records, including timing metadata and validation.
Added configuration options for encoding, resizing, capture, and network settings.
Documentation
Added setup guidance and an AVS1 record-format specification.
Tests
Added hardware-independent checks for configuration, record parsing, geometry, scheduling, and frame alignment.
The camera-streamer example gains standalone build and YAML configuration support, camera profiles, and capture and frame-policy utilities. It adds AVS1 wire-record serialization in C++, parsing in C++ and Python, timestamp helpers, and a wire-format specification. C++ and Python tests cover configuration, policies, and AVS1 validation.
NVIDIA/IsaacCapture#1358: Adds the standalone Argus camera streamer with matching AVS1 files, configuration types, camera profiles, and portable tests.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 0f1b3
Some resized outputs may have slightly more aspect distortion than necessary. The rounding issue is bounded and can be addressed before or after merge.
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Review comments at @examples/camera_streamer/argus_sender/src/Avs1Wire.cpp:
- Around line 117-122: Update validateStream to reject rotations other than 0 or
180 and enforce that present streams have a nonzero sequence while absent
streams have sequence zero. Apply these checks so both the builder and parser
reject records that violate the wire-format rules.
- Around line 312-315: Add bundle-level validation in parseAvs1WireRecord to
reject unknown flags, the TAI flag without the sender-clock-valid flag, and zero
sequence or sessionId values, matching the builder and Python parser’s behavior.
- Around line 416-421: In the AVS1 parser, validate `locations` in flat sample
order before the payload-copy loop: require each offset to equal the cumulative
size of preceding ranges and reject any mismatch. Preserve the existing payload
bounds checks and copying behavior.
Review comments at @examples/camera_streamer/camera_receiver/avs_wire.py:
- Around line 231-232: Update parse_avs1_record to require each stream’s
first_sample to equal a running flat cursor, advance the cursor by
stream_sample_count, and reject ranges that exceed sample_count. Initialize the
cursor before the stream loop and, after the loop, reject records where the
cursor does not equal sample_count.
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- Around line 366-371: Validate each stream descriptor’s expected sample count
and contiguous range before calling resize in the stream parsing loop. Use
stream.flags to require one sample for mono or two for stereo, track the next
expected first-sample index across streams, and ensure each range stays within
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Other than the existing findings in previous comments, I found one additional geometry issue. All seven C++ suites and four Python tests passed when run directly; the CMake build was not verified locally.
OutputGeometry.cpp:118 — Allow rounding when inferring a dimension. For a 2560×1984 source with only height: 480, the resolver computes width 620, then rejects that result under default strict mode because even-pixel rounding exceeds its 0.1% aspect tolerance. This makes a valid height-only resize fail. Account for rounding when a dimension is inferred, while preserving strict checks for explicitly requested aspect changes.
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In examples/camera_streamer/argus_sender/src/OutputGeometry.cpp, make strict validation tolerate inferred even-pixel rounding. Add a regression for a 2560×1984 source with width: 0, height: 480.
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For a 2560×1984 source and output.width = 620, the proportional height is 480.5. This helper returns 482, although 480 is closer. The new strict-mode path accepts the result, which adds avoidable aspect distortion. Round directly to the nearest even value and update the assertion in test_geometry_scheduler.cpp Line 54.
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Update the geometry helper that computes rounded dimensions to choose the
nearest even value directly, so 480.5 rounds to 480, while preserving the
minimum dimension of 2. Update the corresponding assertion in
test_geometry_scheduler.cpp to expect the corrected result.
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@examples/camera_streamer/argus_sender/src/OutputGeometry.cpp:
- Around line 27-31: Update the geometry helper that computes rounded dimensions
to choose the nearest even value directly, so 480.5 rounds to 480, while
preserving the minimum dimension of 2. Update the corresponding assertion in
test_geometry_scheduler.cpp to expect the corrected result.
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Description
Establish the AVS1 wire format and shared camera profiles before adding hardware-dependent streaming. Includes C++ serialization, Python parsing, configuration validation, output geometry, scheduling/alignment helpers, and portable C++ tests.
Part 1/5 of the split of #1358. Base: main. Review this PR against its selected base to see only this component. The original PR is retained for discussion/history; it has not been rewritten or closed.
Per maintainer approval, files missing an explicit grant now carry Apache-2.0 headers. The three Argus-derived helpers (
EGLGlobal.h,EGLGlobal.cpp, andError.h, introduced in part 2) retain BSD-3-Clause notices; the missing upstream notice inEGLGlobal.cpphas been restored. TemporaryLicenseRef-NVIDIA-Internal-Reviewmetadata has been removed. All five parts pass full pre-commit checks; the combined stack also passes 7 portable C++ tests and 47 Python tests after this licensing-only update. Merge in order, retargeting/rebasing each dependent PR as its parent lands.Type of change
Testing
Built on the x86_64 workstation without Jetson/CUDA libraries; all 7 C++ tests passed.
SKIP=check-copyright-year pre-commit run --all-filespassed on this exact part. C++ additions were checked with clang-format-14.Checklist
Review stack
Component layout
Component directories now live directly under
examples/camera_streamer/, without an intermediate visualization directory. Build paths, default-profile lookup, tests and license annotations follow the flattened layout. Reconfigure native builds after updating an existing deployment.Summary by CodeRabbit