978 		 * mode, enabling BT.656 mode should take precedence. However,  in ccdc_config_sync_if()
980 		 * seems to be required in BT.656 mode. In SYNC mode set it to  in ccdc_config_sync_if()
1010 	/* The polarity of the vertical sync signal output by the BT.656  in ccdc_config_sync_if()
1031 	/* Enable or disable BT.656 mode, including error correction for the  in ccdc_config_sync_if()
1153 	 * input format is a non-BT.656 YUV variant.  in ccdc_configure()
1230 	 * need two cycles per pixel in BT.656 mode, and one cycle per pixel in  in ccdc_configure()
1274 	/* Use PACK8 mode for 1byte per pixel formats. Check for BT.656 mode  in ccdc_configure()
1641 	/* In BT.656 mode the CCDC doesn't generate an HS/VS interrupt. We thus  in ccdc_vd0_isr()
1651 	/* Emulate a VD1 interrupt for BT.656 mode, as we can't stop the CCDC in  in ccdc_vd0_isr()
1693 	/* In BT.656 mode the synchronization signals are generated by the CCDC  in ccdc_vd1_isr()
1700 	 * interrupt handler instead for BT.656.  in ccdc_vd1_isr()
1799 	 * starting the stream) in external sync mode, or immediately in BT.656  in ccdc_video_queue()
2001 		 * 1X16. In BT.656 no such conversion occurs. As we don't know  in ccdc_try_format()
2002 		 * at this point whether the source will use SYNC or BT.656 mode  in ccdc_try_format()
2004 		 * configured to pack bytes in BT.656, hiding the inaccuracy.  in ccdc_try_format()