Vendor: CAST Category: Image Conversion

Hardware RTP Stack for JPEG Stream Encapsulation

Implements a Real Time Transport Protocol (RTP) hardware stack that encapsulates JPEG streams to RTP packets compliant with RFC 2…

Overview

Implements a Real Time Transport Protocol (RTP) hardware stack that encapsulates JPEG streams to RTP packets compliant with RFC 2435. 

The JPEG2RTP can be directly connected to the output of a JPEG encoder to output RTP packets, which can subsequently be forwarded for UDP/IP or TCP/IP encapsulation. The hardware stack produces complete RTP packets, without the need for any host-processor assistance. Along with CAST’s UDP/IP hardware stack, the JPEG2RTP core is ideal for offloading the demanding task of RTP/UDP/IP encapsulation from a host processor, and enables JPEG video streaming even in processor-less SoC designs. 

The core is easy to integrate in systems with or without a host processor. JPEG stream and RTP packet data are input/output via dedicated streaming-capable AXI4-Stream or Avalon-ST interfaces, enabling direct connection to hardware video encoders and hardware stacks for UDP or TCP. Status and control registers are accessible by AXI4-Lite or Avalon-MM interface. 

The JPEG2RTP core is available in RTL source or as a targeted FPGA netlist. Platforms integrating the core with JPEG encoder, UDP/IP, and eMAC cores, are also available from CAST, and can enable rapid development of video over IP systems.

The JPEG2RTP core is suitable for a wide variety of systems and devices featuring JPEG video streaming over IP networks. A sample block diagram of such systems is provided above.

 

Key features

  • RTP Encapsulation for JPEG Streams
    • Compliant to RFC 2435
    • Enables control of RTP packet size
      • Run-time programmable maxi-mum stream bytes per RTP packet
    • In-band Quantization Table support
  • Easier Integration for Faster Development 
    • Processor-less, standalone operation
    • AMBA® - AXI Interfaces 
      • AXI4-Lite Control/Status register interfaces 
      • AXI4-Streaming interfaces for packet data
    • Avalon Interfaces 
      • Avalon-MM Control/Status register interfaces 
      • Avalon-ST interfaces for packet data
    • Available pre-integrated with:
      • JPEG Encoder cores from CAST
      • UDP/IP Hardware Stack from CAST
      • Altera, Xilinx, or other third-party eMAC core

Block Diagram

Specifications

Identity

Part Number
JPEG2RTP
Vendor
CAST
Type
Silicon IP

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Provider

CAST
HQ: USA
CAST is a silicon intellectual property (IP) developer, aggregator, and integrator providing IP cores and subsystems since 1993. Our product line features both leading-edge and standards-based digital IP, including compression engines and image processing functions; 8051 microcontrollers and low-power 32-bit BA2X™ processors; industry-leading automotive interfaces; a complete family of SoC security modules; and a variety of peripherals, interfaces, and other IP cores. Our goal is to maximize IP benefits for our customers by delivering high quality, easy to use, cost effective solutions for real system development challenges. We minimize customer risk through rigorous development standards, complete deliverables with comprehensive documentation, and superlative customer support. We maximize customer value thorough competitive pricing and simple licensing—including royalty-free options—and long-term partnerships with all leading silicon providers and select technology leaders. Our product standards and business practices have been uniquely honed through successful projects with hundreds of systems designers since the very beginnings of the IP industry, making CAST one of the best IP partners available.

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