Can the P8X32A-D40 play animation (movie clips) and be controlled by arduino?
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I am looking for a chip that can play movies on a small LCD/TFT. I am building a device that is based on PC and arduino.
The idea is that i have like 10 animations that can play on an LCD by request of the arduino. Like "play movieclip 1" in I2C by the arduino.
Any thoughts on this? I am asking because the arduino is just not powerful enough to do so.
The idea is that i have like 10 animations that can play on an LCD by request of the arduino. Like "play movieclip 1" in I2C by the arduino.
Any thoughts on this? I am asking because the arduino is just not powerful enough to do so.
Comments
takes more MIPS than the Prop can deliver. Prop2
could probably handle it but you would have to wait for it.
I have seen a Prop1 play a very short cartoon clip to
an NTSC monitor in a blocky sort of way.
The chip you need is the SOC that is on the 35.00 USD Raspberry Pi.
So my advice is replace the arduino with the Pi. The Pi is about the
same price as the lesser arduino.
Programming the Pi is easy in Python, C, C++ and many more.
There are GPIO pins to use and lots of examples on the web to
guide you.
Jeff
Here's a link to check out. It's a VGA player. With a little work it could be controllable.
http://propellerpowered.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=e0ac1dec6d804ce3f1253f48adab9d0b&topic=110.0
There's a link in that thread to a TV version as well.
Jeff
he seems to be playing at good framerate
Any suggestions? All i need is a microprocessor that can play movieclips with a resolution around 320 x 240?