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Posted by D Herring on March 5, 2008, 7:58 pm
Tomi B 2008 wrote:
> Hi all !
>
> I have a memory buffer/array in my application (Builder C++) which
> represents frames of video, every 20 miliseconds I'm refreshing the
> data in the buffer. I need somehow, to make this digital frames, to
> come out as an Analog signals out of my PC, I need to send it to
> another computer (as an analog data) for example by using BNC cable,
> or just to send it directly into a small black and white CRT screen,
> to see the frames as a Black/White video.
>
> My buffer use 8 bits for each pixel, and the buffer size is 320 x 240
> pixels.
>
> I have no Idea how to do that !
>
> Is there any ready driver/application that I can use? Is it possible
> to send this frames as an analog output through the "TV-Out" output of
> my PC graphics card? (for example Geforce card)
Can you draw your buffer on the PC screen?
If you plug the PC into a TV, can you show the screen on the TV?
Could you send the digital data to the other computer and convert it
to analog there?
Just some thoughts,
Daniel
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> I have a memory buffer/array in my application (Builder C++) which
> represents frames of video, every 20 miliseconds I'm refreshing the
> data in the buffer. I need somehow, to make this digital frames, to
> come out as an Analog signals out of my PC, I need to send it to
> another computer (as an analog data) for example by using BNC cable,
> or just to send it directly into a small black and white CRT screen,
> to see the frames as a Black/White video.
>
> My buffer use 8 bits for each pixel, and the buffer size is 320 x 240
> pixels.
>
> I have no Idea how to do that !
>
> Is there any ready driver/application that I can use? Is it possible
> to send this frames as an analog output through the "TV-Out" output of
> my PC graphics card? (for example Geforce card)