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Re: Camera Video out
So the video is the whole image that the sensor picks up, upsampled to 640x480?
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Cool, thanks for all the response, i'll be sure to try this out tonight!
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I'm not sure that 'upsampled to 640x480' is as correct as "converted to NTSC". Depending what camera module you have, you either get an NTSC signal or a PAL signal, and since they are strictly analog they don't really have pixels.
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It's a close approximation to NTSC or PAL, anyway. And its modulation is digital enough to make talking about pixels reasonable.
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Re: Camera Video out
And after all this, the answer to the question itself is what?
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