display configuration parameters

The following are valid parameters that can be configured under the display section:

Parameter	Description	Type	Possible Value(s)
background	The background color of the display. Use RGB color code (HEX value) to identify the color. (e.g., blue = 0xff)	unsigned long integer (hex)	`0x00`(default: black)
cbabc	Content-based automatic brightness control; specifies the content type of the display: none The display content is not video, UI, or photo. video The display content is video. ui The display content is UI. photo The display content is photo.	string	`none` `video` `ui` `photo`
cursor	The visibility of the cursor on the display: auto The cursor will remain visible on the display until there is 10 seconds of cursor inactivity. After that, the cursor will be made invisible on the display. on The cursor will always remain visible on the display, regardless of cursor inactivity. off The cursor will always remain invisble on the display regardless of cursor activity.	string	`auto`(default) `on` `off`
cursor-shape	The configuration required to use a cursor shape. This parameter is specified in the following format: `filename hotspot[0] hotspot[1] x1 y1 width height` The parameters for `cursor-shape` are defined as follows: `filename` A file name containing the cursor image. Only bitmap images are currently supported. The file is expected to be located in the directory /usr/share/icons. Cursor shapes must have a color depth of 32 bits per pixel. The WFD driver is required to do format conversion if 32 bits per pixel cannot be used for cursors. `hotspot[0], hotspot[1]` The x and y offsets respectively into the image that should align with the cursor position. The actual cursor rectangle will correspond to the cursor position with the hotspot offset applied as a reverse translation. This means clipping may be done on all sides of the image (top, left, right, bottom). `x1, y1, width, height` The definition of the rectangle within the framebuffer where this particular cursor shape will be displayed. If there are no regions, i.e., rects is NULL, a cursor shape is considered the default one and is displayed everywhere unless another cursor rectangle is defined prior to this one.	string
formats	The pixel format(s) supported by the display. This parameter can be configured with multiple values.	string	`byte` `rgba4444` `rgbx4444` `rgba5551` `rgbx5111` `rgb565` `rgb888` `rgba8888` `rgbx8888` `yvu9` `yuv420` `nv12` `yv12` `uyvy` `yuy2` `v422` `ayuv`
gamma	The gamma value of the WFD driver. The range for this gamma value is specific to the driver.	unsigned long integer	`0..255`
idle-timeout	The amount of time, in sections, after which the display will enter an idle state.	string or unsigned long integer	`off` `0..ULONG_MAX`
mirroring	The mirror types are: disabled Mirroring is disabled. normal Mirroring is enabled, and the aspect ratio of the image is 1:1. stretch Mirroring is enabled, and the image should fill the display while not preserving the aspect ratio. zoom Mirroring is enabled, and the image should fill the display while preserving the aspect ratio. Image content may be clipped. fill Mirroring is enabled, and the image should fill the display while preserving the aspect ratio. Image may be shown with black bars where applicable.	string	`disabled` `normal` `stretch` `zoom` `fill`
priority	The priority of the update thread (i.e., the thread that renders the framebuffer(s)).	integer	Default: `15`
splash	Indication as whether or not to post framebuffer on start-up. This parameter is considered only if the WFD driver supports it. 0 Indicates to post the framebuffer immediately (blank screen). 1 Indicates to not post the framebuffer until the application requests a post.	integer	`0`(default) `1`
touch-adjustments	The x and y adjustments to be added to all touch events. This configuration must be in the form: `x-adjustment,y-adjustment`	unsigned long integer
video-mode	The initial resolution and refresh rate for the display port. This configuration must be one that is reported by the WFD driver. If you set this to values that aren't supported, then the resolution and refresh rate will default to the first mode specified by the driver. Thie resolution and refresh rate must be in the form of: `widthxheight` `@[i]refresh` For example, video-mode = 1280x720@60. If `i` is indicated, then interlacing is set.	unsigned long integer
protection-enable	Content protection for the window(s) on the display. Typcially this is set only if the application is interested in HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection).	string	`true` `false`