Amlogic T982
The one non-Rockchip chip in the range, and the one with a video input path. A quad Cortex-A55 SoC notable for HDMI-in with 4K/2K capture alongside the usual display outputs — the basis for products that ingest an external video source.
Boards using it: KTM-MS98.
At a glance
| CPU | Quad-core Cortex-A55 |
| GPU | Mali-G52 MP2 (2EE) |
| Video | 4K decode; HDMI input with 4K/2K signal |
| Display | V-by-One, LVDS, HDMI |
What it means for your product
The distinguishing feature is HDMI input. Where every other KTM board only drives displays, the T982-based KTM-MS98 can take a 4K/2K HDMI signal in. That makes it the choice for products that overlay, capture, or switch an external source — not just play stored content.
It also exposes V-by-One and LVDS for large-panel connection, suited to all-in-one displays where the panel links directly to the board.
For AI or multi-display, this is not the chip — its role is the video-in capability. When you need to ingest an external HDMI source, this is the one board in the range that does it.
Software
Runs the same firmware and API as every KTM board.
Related
Chip capability figures are from published specifications and may vary by firmware and board configuration.