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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 2014-09-05 10:12, Paul Barber a
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<blockquote cite="mid:5409C4C1.40606@oncology.ox.ac.uk" type="cite">I
have written a source plugin for the VRMagic USB frame grabber
(VRMAVC-2), and for the lowest latency I can configure it to send
me individual fields at 50 fps (each half-frame height). I would
like to have a downstream element that will combine these fields
(e.g. weave them) into a full frame, still at 50 fps. Does such an
element or sink exist?
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Sorry to maybe ask a silly question, but if you combine frames
coming at 50fps into pairs (top/bottom field), the best rate you can
have at it's output would be 25fps no ?<br>
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Other then that, normally if you set
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50fps input stream (but will output deinterlaced buffers at
25fps, hence operate with 1/50s latency). To get rid of the
latency, you would need some display HW/API that can receive and
scannout the half frames as they come.<br>
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cheers,<br>
Nicolas</font></span><br>
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