Hi, I'm looking at using the beadle board for a project where I
require the output res to be set to 3216x1920. This is for a custom
bit of hardware which has a funny res. I'm looking to use the beagle
board just to display a couple of images nothing fancy. Do you think
its feasible?
Hi, I'm looking at using the beadle board for a project where I
require the output res to be set to 3216x1920. This is for a custom
bit of hardware which has a funny res. I'm looking to use the beagle
board just to display a couple of images nothing fancy. Do you think
its feasible?
That's bigger than the maximum resolution supported by the DSS.
And the built in video controller will do a maximum resolution of 1400x1050 at 50 Hz refresh rate.
The 2048x2048 is the “maximum” video surface (you can scroll the screen around to display a “viewport” into this 2048x2048 surface), but the video DAC hardware is restricted to the 1400x1050 50 Hertz vertical refresh rate, 32 bits per pixel layout.
Gerald wrote:
No. Max in theory is 2048x2048 for the BeagleBoard-xM…
"Fredric J. Einstein" <feinstei@frontier.com> writes:
And the built in video controller will do a maximum resolution of 1400x1050
at 50 Hz refresh rate.
The 2048x2048 is the "maximum" video surface (you can scroll the screen
around to display a "viewport" into this 2048x2048 surface), but the video
DAC hardware is restricted to the 1400x1050 50 Hertz vertical refresh rate,
32 bits per pixel layout.
And the built in video controller will do a maximum resolution of 1400x1050 at 50 Hz refresh rate.
The 2048x2048 is the “maximum” video surface (you can scroll the screen around to display a “viewport” into this 2048x2048 surface), but the video DAC hardware is restricted to the 1400x1050 50 Hertz vertical refresh rate, 32 bits per pixel layout.