【Android Camera】How to configure VFEs to support dual-camera

1.1 Problem description

In dual-camera use case, to make sure each camera can get a VFE, it needs1. Sensor output op_clk is configured lower

than VFE turbo clock by customer.2. Sensor output width and height are lower than ISP max width and max height.

1.2 ISP allocation workflow

Reference code locates in

vendor\qcom\proprietary\mm-camera\mm-camera2\mediacontroller\modules\isp2\module

and workflow of function: isp_resource_reserve_isp()is as follow.

1.3 Configure ISP Clock setting to support dual-cam

By default, Sensor will be allocated 2 VFEs if sensor op_clk is higher than ISP normal clk to

avoid turbo VFE clk and save power. If thw first sensor get two ISPs, and the second sensor will

get none.

Refer to the workflow of ISP allocation flow, following command will allow VFE run at turbo

clk and try to use just one VFE as possible:

adb root

adb shell setprop persist.camera.isp.dualisp 0

adb shell setprop persist.camera.isp.turbo 1

adb reboot

adb wait-for-devices