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Camera image?
Hey...
Well, now that I've finished the pressure switch problem, my teacher wants images! From what I read, a realtime video stream would be impossible, because of a data stream size cap? Even so, a new image every second would be good enough... So, using Windriver Workbench, I'm not sure how to do this. I mean, starting the video and everything is simple, but recieving the data? No idea! Thanks, P. |
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09-03-2009, 17:20
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Re: Camera image?
We get very good video during the comp on our laptop at the driver station. It is no where near ad bad as we, and others, thought it would be. We never really look at it in a match though as you never really want to look away from the field...
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