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Does VPP support OSD(on screen display)?

zhou_iris
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‎05-31-2022 05:11 AM
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hello,  I want ask a question, can mediasdk vpp support osd like font display on NV12?

we are making a video application,we need display texts on video, like blend text on NV12,

we searched vpp,but not found structs about this.

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Rahila_T_Intel
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‎06-01-2022 11:03 PM
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Hi,


Thank you for posting in Intel Communities.


We are working on it internally and will get back to you.


Thanks


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roy5
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‎07-29-2022 07:52 PM
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Hello,

Currently, Intel Media SDK does not have an API that directly applies a text overlay. However, our composition feature could be used to build an optimized text overlay. Here is an article which explains step by step how multiple streams can be displayed smartly using Intel Media SDK:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/video-composition-using-intel-media-sdk.html

 

Thanks,

Rupak

 

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