jbeale
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don't forget the compression step
don't forget the compression step
I guess people take Redcode for granted these days! My understanding was the frame rate in 4k was limited by the speed of the FPGA hardware in doing the Redcode compression. Sensor readout + compression + storage medium; the system is only as fast as the slowest link. I recall someone saying the only way 4k 60 fps would happen is if they had an uncompressed output, thus removing the compression bottleneck from the equation.
don't forget the compression step
From my understanding the sensor runs at 60fps 4k all the time...so I don't see an issue other then storage write speed.
I guess people take Redcode for granted these days! My understanding was the frame rate in 4k was limited by the speed of the FPGA hardware in doing the Redcode compression. Sensor readout + compression + storage medium; the system is only as fast as the slowest link. I recall someone saying the only way 4k 60 fps would happen is if they had an uncompressed output, thus removing the compression bottleneck from the equation.