Unlock Your App’s Potential
summary
Qualcomm maps actual device features to developer APIs: a QSSI single system image promises a common Android API across Snapdragon tiers; Camera2 + API level 33 supports 10‑bit HDR (HLG10) capture and MediaCodecList picks the hardware HEVC encoder; MediaFormat keys enable 10‑bit encoding; Snapdragon vendor extensions expose region-of-interest encoding (up to 10 rectangles with per‑rect QP bias) to preserve face quality at low bitrates; ExoPlayer offload reduces audio power ~13%; HDK reference boards cost about $1,500 and many Snapdragon patches go upstream to AOSP.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introductions
- 3:52What is Qualcomm
- 10:33Developer resources overview
- 12:19Using Android SDK APIs for HDR
- 21:53Snapdragon extensions for apps
- 28:25Offload audio playback demo
- 30:30Conclusion and Q&A
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