This is for using the MVD hardware video decoder(unknown whether MVD can do more than decoding). The New_3DS Internet Browser uses mvd:STD for video decoding.
See here for the supported hardware decoder video codecs.
A maximum of 4 sessions can be opened at a time, for all of these services combined.
MVD Service "mvd:STD"
| Command Header | Available since system version | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 0x00010082 | Initialize | |
| 0x00020000 | Shutdown | |
| 0x00030300 | CalculateVideoOutBufSize | |
| 0x00050100 | (u8 unk0, u8 unk1, u8 unk2, u8 unk3) SKATER uses value 0 for all of these params. | |
| 0x00070000 | ||
| 0x00080142 | DecodeFrame | |
| 0x00090042 | (u8 unkval, val0, kprocess handle) This writes some state beginning at cmdreply[2]. unkval is normally 0, when preparing to shutdown MVD unkval is 1. | |
| 0x000A0000 | ||
| 0x00180000 | ||
| 0x00190000 | ||
| 0x001A0000 | Used when doing MJPEG decoding? | |
| 0x001B0040 | (u8 unknown) SKATER uses value 1 for this. | |
| 0x001C0000 | ||
| 0x001D0042 | GetConfig | |
| 0x001E0044 | SetConfig |
This one uses the I/O mapped @ 0x10207000.
This service is used by the New_3DS Internet Browser.
Note that the hardware doesn't actually handle MJPEG, for that the hardware only does color format conversion. The input color format for that(with SKATER at least) is yuyv422.
Initialization procedures:
- MJPEG: Use command MVDSTD:Initialize with bufsize=1, then command 0x00180000.
- H.264: If needed, use MVDSTD:CalculateVideoOutBufSize. Then use MVDSTD:Initialize. Then use commands 0x00050100, 0x00180000, and 0x001B0040. Then use MVDSTD:DecodeFrame 3 times with unknown input data. Use command 0x000A0000, then use MVDSTD:DecodeFrame with unknown data.
Shutdown procedures:
- MJPEG: just use command 0x00190000, then MVDSTD:Shutdown.
- H.264: Use command 0x00090042 in a loop, waiting for it to return a retval that isn't 0x00017002. Then use commands 0x001C0000, 0x00190000, and 0x00070000. Then use MVDSTD:Shutdown.
MVD Service "l2b:u"
This one uses the I/O mapped @ 0x10130000.
MVD Service "l2b2:u"
This uses the same command-handler as "l2b:u".
MVD Service "y2r2:u"
This one uses the I/O mapped @ 0x10102000.