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Live video transmitter?
purplemonkey
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2013-01-13 07:05
edited 2013-01-13 14:30
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Hi can anyone point me to a spin file I can use or tutorial on creating a video transmitter using the prop chip to broadcast live video from a video camera? Is it even possible?
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Leon
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2013-01-13 07:12
edited 2013-01-13 07:12
It will probably be illegal. What frequency do you want to use. What sort of camera?
ElectricAye
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2013-01-13 08:39
edited 2013-01-13 08:39
In the USA, if you have a Ham radio Technician license or higher, you can transmit TV. Check out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_television
But the frequencies are so high, I doubt you could transmit anything very "live" via Propeller without some other component serving as a transmitter.
Duane Degn
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2013-01-13 14:30
edited 2013-01-13 14:30
While the Prop can produce a NTSC (of PAL) video signal, it can't capture a full resolution NTSC signal.
I have some Propeller machine vision links in
post #4
of my index.
For what you want to do, a video transmitter/receiver pair would probably be the easiest solution.
This question seemed a bit familiar; I see that you never received a full answer to your similar question
here
.
I think using the Prop to transmit video has problems if you what to do it over anything but very short distances.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amateur_television
But the frequencies are so high, I doubt you could transmit anything very "live" via Propeller without some other component serving as a transmitter.
I have some Propeller machine vision links in post #4 of my index.
For what you want to do, a video transmitter/receiver pair would probably be the easiest solution.
This question seemed a bit familiar; I see that you never received a full answer to your similar question here.
I think using the Prop to transmit video has problems if you what to do it over anything but very short distances.