jajo wrote:

> Hi again,
> 
> What do you think about the SoC Nexperia of NXP? It is destinated to
> Multimedia applications so, Nexperia or Blackfin?

Whatever you do, you will be screwed.

VLV

Hi again,

What do you think about the SoC Nexperia of NXP? It is destinated to
Multimedia applications so, Nexperia or Blackfin?

Jajo

jajo wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> 1. What do you think about the possibilities of using the family of
> DSP Freescale 563xx for processing simultaneously video and speech (H.
> 26x & G.7xx), are there better options? (taking into account the
> price).

Bad idea. 563xx is a poor DSP for tiny applications. It is barely 
sufficient for audio and inadequate for video.

> 2. Do you know any similar implementation (any DSP but everything
> together in the same DSP)?

Use dual core Blackfin or TI DM64.


Vladimir Vassilevsky

DSP and Mixed Signal Design Consultant

http://www.abvolt.com

jajo <jmunir@gmail.com> writes:

> Hi,
>
> 1. What do you think about the possibilities of using the family of
> DSP Freescale 563xx for processing simultaneously video and speech (H.
> 26x & G.7xx), are there better options? (taking into account the
> price).
>
> 2. Do you know any similar implementation (any DSP but everything
> together in the same DSP)?

The TI DM64x family is intended for video and audio. 
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Hi,

1. What do you think about the possibilities of using the family of
DSP Freescale 563xx for processing simultaneously video and speech (H.
26x & G.7xx), are there better options? (taking into account the
price).

2. Do you know any similar implementation (any DSP but everything
together in the same DSP)?

Thanx

Jajo