I recieved an email from Anobium year or so ago, out of the blue suggesting creating composite video.
The idea for 50Hz pal is use a pin fot sync and a pin for video. Timer0 used for interrupts for sync.
Most examples of a full glcd type display use libraries...arduino has an excellent arduino to tv library.
I thought of the ssd1306 glcd and how it needs a 1K buffer. guessing it draws everything to the buffer then sends the buffer to the display....Anobium point out my errors..just looking at the ssd1306.h include.
I thought if timed right then the buffer which has a variable array name could be scanned byte by byte and sent as video. Thus retaining all the glcd graphic functions.
I recieved an email from Anobium year or so ago, out of the blue suggesting creating composite video.
The idea for 50Hz pal is use a pin fot sync and a pin for video. Timer0 used for interrupts for sync.
Most examples of a full glcd type display use libraries...arduino has an excellent arduino to tv library.
I thought of the ssd1306 glcd and how it needs a 1K buffer. guessing it draws everything to the buffer then sends the buffer to the display....Anobium point out my errors..just looking at the ssd1306.h include.
I thought if timed right then the buffer which has a variable array name could be scanned byte by byte and sent as video. Thus retaining all the glcd graphic functions.
Any thoughts anyone?
I want do do this in gcb! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s4q4Vv9d21g