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    How to Interface My ZOOM OMAP L138 to a Camera for Capturing Video

    • Fahad Malki
      Posted by Fahad Malki
      on Jan 05 2013 09:08 AM
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      High all,

      I am a beginner with DSP and I was involved in a task to capture video using  ZOOM OMAP L138 & OV7670 CMOS Camera, and then store it to SD card.

      Other features like fps rate, resolution and compression are not important for time being, and all I need for time being is capturing video and store it in the SD card.

      So could you pls guide me to the starting point, since I am familiar with most of the programming languages and PIC32 and other micro-controllers but not DSPs  :)

      Thanx... 

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    • Fahad Malki
      Posted by Fahad Malki
      on Jan 08 2013 01:24 AM
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      Hello, is there anyone here?

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    • Renjith Thomas
      Posted by Renjith Thomas
      on Feb 23 2013 06:55 AM
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      Fahad,

      What kind of help you are looking for? Do you need to understand how to do hardware interfacing or how to write the sensor and capture driver? Be very specific about the area which you are looking for help.

      -Renjith | www.pathpartnertech.com | Verify the answer if you think your query is resolved

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