Qualcomm Incorporated

Hongyu Jiang

Vijayalakshmi Rajasundaram Raveendran

Mina Ayman Saleh Yanni Makar

Xiaodong Wang

Xiaolong Huang

Lochan Verma

Phanikumar Kanakadurga Bhamidipati

Na Yu

Phanikumar K Bhamidipati

Various aspects of the present disclosure provide for detecting a condition indicating that a graphics processing unit (GPU) is in an unstable state while receiving GPU commands in a first wireless display mode, transmitting a GPU refresh request message and switching from the first wireless display mode to a second wireless display mode in response to detecting the condition, receiving data sufficient to reset the GPU from the unstable state to a stable state at a random access point (RAP) in a trace of the GPU commands, and switching from the second wireless display mode to the first wireless display mode after receiving the data. The GPU refresh request message may include information requesting the data sufficient to reset the GPU at an upcoming RAP in the trace of the GPU commands. Various other aspects are also provided throughout the present disclosure.

Switching a wireless display mode and refreshing a graphics processing unit in an unstable state

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to graphics domain transmission methods that utilize an adaptive compression pipeline to achieve low latency screen mirroring between a source device and a sink device. A source device captures a plurality of graphics domain frames, each of the graphics domain frames including one or more graphics command tokens. The source device utilizes an adaptive compression pipeline to compress the graphics domain frames based on one or more characteristics of the frames, and the adaptive compression pipeline is configured to perform at least one of scalable texture streaming, frame-based prediction, frame dropping, or data compression. The source device transmits the compressed frames to a sink device, and displays a rendered image of the graphics domain frames in time synchronization with a corresponding rendered image of the compressed frames displayed at the sink device.

Low latency screen mirroring

In one example, a method for transmitting video data includes capturing a plurality of sets of graphical command tokens respectively renderable into a plurality of frames of video data; and responsive to determining that a length of a current set of graphical command tokens of the plurality of sets of graphical command tokens is the same as a length of a previous set of the plurality of sets of graphical command tokens, outputting, by a source device and to a sink device, a compressed version of the current set of graphical command tokens.

Compression of graphical commands for remote display

In one example, a method for processing video data includes receiving, by a sink device and from a source device, one or more graphical command tokens that are executable to render original video data; modifying, by the sink device, the graphical command tokens to generate modified graphical command tokens that are executable to render modified video data different from the original video data; and outputting, for presentation at a display operatively connected to the sink device, the modified video data.

Modification of graphical command tokens

In one example, a method for transmitting video data includes outputting, by a source device to a sink device, graphical commands and one or more texture elements that are renderable into video data. In this example, outputting a particular texture element of the one or more texture elements includes streaming, by the source device and to the sink device, a plurality of stages that each respectively correspond to a respective subset of pixels of the particular texture element.

Texture element streaming

Source devices are adapted to facilitate video data streaming to a sink device. According to one example, a source device can capture a plurality of frames of video data, each frame including a set of graphical command tokens. Responsive to a delay between the source device and a sink device, the source device can select one or more frames of the plurality of frames to be dropped. The source device may transmit the plurality of frames of video data to a sink device, without transmitting the one or more frames selected to be dropped. Other aspects, embodiments, and features are also included.

Devices and methods for facilitating frame dropping in remote display applications

In one example, a method includes sending a request to a wireless docking host to select one or more peripheral functions available via the wireless docking host in accordance with authentication and association information associated with a docking session with the wireless docking host. The method further includes sending a request to the wireless docking host to establish one or more payload connections with the wireless docking host, wherein the one or more payload connections are configured to communicate data via the wireless docking host for the selected one or more peripheral functions.

Dockee-centric wireless docking

This disclosure describes a method of transmitting media data from a source device, the method comprising establishing, with the source device, a first communication session between the source device and a sink device comprising a vehicle head unit, wherein the first communication session conforms to a communication protocol. The method also comprises discovering, with the source device and by the first communication session, the sink device. The method further comprises, during operation of the first communication session, establishing with the source device a second communication session between the source device and the sink device, wherein the second communication session conforms to a wireless display protocol. The method also comprises transmitting, using the second communication session, media data from the source device to the sink device for output to an interface of the sink device.

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