USB VIDEO ON THE DENEB?

[Zac67]

alexh wrote:
A RAW decoded digital TV stream would be 601 video (16-bit 4:4:4 Y'CbCr) at PAL SD resolution/refresh would be 720x288x16x50 = 158MBit which would be about manageable with USB2.0 HS

Hate to disagree, but DVB and DVD are all 4:2:0, so it's rather:
Y: 720x576x25x8 = 82,944,000 bps
'Cb: 360x288x25x8 = 20,736,000 bps
Cr: dito = 20,736,000 bps
sum = 124,416,000 bps
as long as you keep it Y'CbCr, RGB 4:4:4 is ~250 Mbps.

Count me in for another 10€. I live in Germany and could very well handle the transaction and sending to Chris. I don't think I'll ever buy a Deneb (don't do that much with Amy really), but like to donate to something productive. I think the best would be to let Chris select the specific adapter first - it might get pretty hard to get low level developer specs for most parts...

[Zac67]

You could give us Angelina Jolie's cellphone number and the IP address to connect to her wireless shower-cam.

For a start.  :roflmao:

[Zac67]

Just got a DeLock 61644 USB-DVI adapter for evaluation with our notebooks (all are docking and TFT equipped, but DVI-capable machines are out of the budget). We'll be testing it in the next couple of days, afterwards I can offer it for extended testing, maybe it's of use.

This adapter was specifically recommended by our hardware provider - let's see what it can accomplish.

[Zac67]

The DeLock really uses the same chip, but it's a DL-160 - so the high resolutions should work as advertised/mentioned in the 'manual'. But I bet it's the very same board design (=reference design from chip manufacturer).

[Zac67]

Nice to see progress here, even if everything is open still.

I started with x86 assembler many years ago, but detested it so much I couldn't stay on - it's like riding an open oxcart after knowing the 'Rolls Royce' 68k version...