NvMedia API for Tegra

Detailed Description

NVIDIA^™ NvMedia technology provides powerful processing of multimedia data that enables true hardware acceleration across NVIDIA Tegra^™ SOCs. NvMedia is a C-based, frame level API library that provides framework agnostic, distinctive software components, to realize various multimedia use case scenarios.

For more information, see "Multimedia Programming" in the Development Guide for this NVIDIA DRIVE^™ product.

Modules
	Common Declarations
	Defines basic types used for video and images throughout the NvMedia API.
	Deep Learning Accelerator
	The NvMedia Deep Learning Accelerator (DLA) API encompasses all NvMedia functions that access the DLA hardware engine for deep learning operations.
	Image Handling API
	The Image Processing API encompasses all NvMedia image-related functionality.
	Image Pyramid Handling API
	The Image Pyramid Processing API encompasses all NvMedia-related functionality for handling pyramids of NvMediaImage objects.
	Lens Distortion Correction
	The NvMedia Lens Distortion Correction (LDC) API contains NvMedia functions for accessing the LDC hardware engine for geometric transform and temporal noise reduction (TNR3).
	Lens Distortion Correction Synchronization
	The NvMedia LDC NvSciSync API encompasses all NvMediaLDC NvSciSync handling functions.
	NvMedia Array
	The NvMedia Array and NvSciBuf API encompasses all NvMedia functions that create, destroy, access and update arrays used in media processing and computer vision applications.
	NvMedia CVScratchpad
	The NvMedia CVScratchpad API creates and destroys CVScratchpad objects for use as scratch memory for internal operation in media processing and computer vision pipelines.
	Tensor Handling API
	The Tensor Processing API encompasses all NvMedia tensor related functionality.
	Video Surface Handling API
	The Video Processing API encompasses all NvMedia video surface related functionality.
	Vision Programming Interface
	The NvMedia Vision Programming Interface (VPI) API contains NvMedia functions for accessing the Computer Vision (CV) hardware accelerated algorithms.