Add more parameters for picture and audio per vendor request

  android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.DolbyAudioProcessing.SoundMode soundMode;

  boolean volumeLeveler;

  boolean surroundVirtualizer;

  boolean doblyAtmos;

  boolean dolbyAtmos;

  enum SoundMode {

    GAME,

    MOVIE,

  int panelInitMaxLuminceNits;

  boolean panelInitMaxLuminceValid;

  android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.Gamma gamma;

  int colorTemperatureRedGain;

  int colorTemperatureGreenGain;

  int colorTemperatureBlueGain;

  int colorTemperatureRedOffset;

  int colorTemperatureGreenOffset;

  int colorTemperatureBlueOffset;

  int[11] elevenPointRed;

  int[11] elevenPointGreen;

  int[11] elevenPointBlue;

  android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.QualityLevel lowBlueLight;

  android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.QualityLevel LdMode;

  int osdRedGain;

  int osdGreenGain;

  int osdBlueGain;

  int osdRedOffset;

  int osdGreenOffset;

  int osdBlueOffset;

  int osdHue;

  int osdSaturation;

  int osdContrast;

  boolean colorTunerSwitch;

  int colorTunerHueRed;

  int colorTunerHueGreen;

  int colorTunerHueBlue;

  int colorTunerHueCyan;

  int colorTunerHueMagenta;

  int colorTunerHueYellow;

  int colorTunerHueFlesh;

  int colorTunerSaturationRed;

  int colorTunerSaturationGreen;

  int colorTunerSaturationBlue;

  int colorTunerSaturationCyan;

  int colorTunerSaturationMagenta;

  int colorTunerSaturationYellow;

  int colorTunerSaturationFlesh;

  int colorTunerLuminanceRed;

  int colorTunerLuminanceGreen;

  int colorTunerLuminanceBlue;

  int colorTunerLuminanceCyan;

  int colorTunerLuminanceMagenta;

  int colorTunerLuminanceYellow;

  int colorTunerLuminanceFlesh;

  boolean activeProfile;

}

  @nullable android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.DtsVirtualX dtsVirtualX;

  android.hardware.tv.mediaquality.DigitalOutput digitalOutput;

  int digitalOutputDelayMs;

  boolean activeProfile;

}

     * mixed in Dolby Atmos and a compatible sound system with upward-firing speakers

     * or a Dolby Atmos soundbar.

     */

    boolean doblyAtmos;

    boolean dolbyAtmos;

}

    /* The gamma curve used for the display. */

    Gamma gamma;

    /**

     * The color gain value for color temperature adjustment.

     * The value adjusts the intensity of color in the bright areas on the TV.

     *

     * The value range is from -100 to 100 where -100 would eliminate that color

     * and 100 would significantly boost that color.

     *

     * The default/unmodified value is 0. No adjustment is applied to that color.

     */

    int colorTemperatureRedGain;

    int colorTemperatureGreenGain;

    int colorTemperatureBlueGain;

    /**

     * The color offset value for color temperature adjustment.

     * This value adjusts the intensity of color in the dark areas on the TV.

     *

     * The value range is from -100 to 100 where -100 would eliminate that color

     * and 100 would significantly boost that color.

     *

     * The default/unmodified value is 0. No adjustment is applied to that color.

     */

    int colorTemperatureRedOffset;

    int colorTemperatureGreenOffset;

    int colorTemperatureBlueOffset;

    /**

     * The parameters in this section is for 11-point white balance in advanced TV picture setting.

     * 11-Point White Balance allows for very precise adjustment of the color temperature of the

     * TV. It aims to make sure white looks truly white, without any unwanted color tints, across

     * the entire range of brightness levels.

     *

     * The "11 points" refer to 11 different brightness levels from 0 (black) to 10 (white).

     * At each of these points, we can fine-tune the mixture of red, green and blue to achieve

     * neutral white.

     *

     * These parameters specifically control the amount of red, blue or green at each of the 11

     * brightness points. The parameter type is an int array with a fix size of 11. The indexes

     * 0 - 10 are the 11 different points. For example, elevenPointRed[0] adjusts the red level

     * at the darkest black level. elevenPointRed[1] adjusts red at the next brightness level up,

     * and so on.

     *

     * The value range is from 0 - 100 for each indexes, where 0 is the minimum intensity of

     * that color(red, green, blue) at a specific brightness point and 100 is the maximum intensity

     * of that color at that point.

     *

     * The default/unmodified value is 50. It can be other values depends on different TVs.

     */

    int[11] elevenPointRed;

    int[11] elevenPointGreen;

    int[11] elevenPointBlue;

    /**

     * Adjust gamma blue gain/offset.

     *

     * The default value is middle. Can be different depends on different TVs.

     */

    QualityLevel lowBlueLight;

    /**

     * Advance setting for local dimming level.

     *

     * The default value is off. Can be different depends on different TVs.

     */

    QualityLevel LdMode;

    /**

     * The parameter in this section is for on-screen display color gain and offset.

     *

     * Color gain is to adjust the intensity of that color (red, blue, green) in the brighter

     * part of the image.

     * Color offset is to adjust the intensity of that color in the darker part of the image.

     *

     * For example, increase OSD (on-screen display) red gain will make brighter reds even more

     * intense, while decreasing it will make them less vibrant. Increase OSD red offset will add

     * more red to the darker areas, while decreasing it will reduce the red in the shadows.

     *

     * The value range is from 0 to 2047. (11-bit resolution for the adjustment)

     * The default value depends on different TVs.

     */

    int osdRedGain;

    int osdGreenGain;

    int osdBlueGain;

    int osdRedOffset;

    int osdGreenOffset;

    int osdBlueOffset;

    /* The value range is 0-100 */

    int osdHue;

    /* The value range is 0-255 */

    int osdSaturation;

    int osdContrast;

    /**

     * Enable/disable color tuner.

     *

     * The color tuner can adjust color temperature and picture color.

     * The default is enabled.

     */

    boolean colorTunerSwitch;

    /**

     * The parameters in this section adjust the hue of each color.

     *

     * For example, increase colorTunerHueRed will make the image more purplish-red or more

     * orange-red. increase colorTunerHueGreen will make the image more yellowish-green or

     * more bluish-green. Flesh is a special one, it can make skin tones appear warmer (reddish)

     * or cooler (more yellowish).

     *

     * The value range is from 0 - 100, and the default value is 50.

     */

    int colorTunerHueRed;

    int colorTunerHueGreen;

    int colorTunerHueBlue;

    int colorTunerHueCyan;

    int colorTunerHueMagenta;

    int colorTunerHueYellow;

    int colorTunerHueFlesh;

    /**

     * The parameters in this section adjust the saturation of each color.

     *

     * For example, increase colorTunerSaturationBlue will make the color blue more deeper

     * and richer. Decrease will make the color blue more washed-out blues.

     *

     * The value range is from 0 -100, and the default value is 50.

     */

    int colorTunerSaturationRed;

    int colorTunerSaturationGreen;

    int colorTunerSaturationBlue;

    int colorTunerSaturationCyan;

    int colorTunerSaturationMagenta;

    int colorTunerSaturationYellow;

    int colorTunerSaturationFlesh;

    /**

     * The parameters in this section adjust the luminance (brightness) of each color.

     *

     * For example, increase colorTunerLuminanceRed will makes red appear brighter. Decrease

     * will makes red appear darker.

     *

     * The value range is from 0 -100, and the default value is 50.

     */

    int colorTunerLuminanceRed;

    int colorTunerLuminanceGreen;

    int colorTunerLuminanceBlue;

    int colorTunerLuminanceCyan;

    int colorTunerLuminanceMagenta;

    int colorTunerLuminanceYellow;

    int colorTunerLuminanceFlesh;

    /**

     * Determines whether the current profile is actively in use or not.

     */

    boolean activeProfile;

}