Re: [hdmi2usb] testing the

Hi nueces, Thanks for the very detailed debugging information! I'm sorry that you have had all these issues and I'd really like to get to the bottom of them with you. Annoyingly, it looks like you are struggling with a couple of different issues at the same time! --- The first issue is there see

[hdmi2usb] Please register for the TimVideos 2017 Hackfest

Hi! The TimVideos project will be again running a Hackfest before Linux.conf.au 2017 in Hobart. If you are planning on attending, please fill out this form ( https://goo.gl/forms/W8I4QAX4GBo877EJ2) ASAP so we know who is expected and when. The Hackfest dat

[hdmi2usb] Re: Please register for the TimVideos 2017 Hackfest

Please note that LCA is Monday, 16th Feb -> Friday, 20th *January* (not February as the email originally mentioned). On 27 November 2016 at 15:03, Tim Ansell wrote: > Hi! > > The TimVideos project will be again running a Hackfest before > Linux.conf.au 2017 in Hobart. If you

[hdmi2usb] Re: Please register for the TimVideos 2017 Hackfest

at 17:41, Tim Ansell wrote: > Please note that LCA is Monday, 16th Feb -> Friday, 20th *January* (not > February > as the email originally mentioned). > > > On 27 November 2016 at 15:03, Tim Ansell wrote: > >> Hi! >> >> The TimVideos project will be a

[hdmi2usb] Re: Please register for the TimVideos 2017 Hackfest

As far as I know, everyone who is planning on coming has registered. If you haven't registered and are still planning on attending, please fill out this form **right now**. Thanks! Tim 'mithro' Ansell On 27 Nov. 2016 5:03 am, "Tim Ansell" wrote: > Hi! > > T

[hdmi2usb] Did you use the HDMI2USB firmware or Numato Opsis boards in 2016?

Hi everyone, If you used the HDMI2USB firmware or Numato Opsis boards in 2016 can you send me an email with the details such as what event, what you recorded and similar? I'm planning to write a summary of 2016 post and don't want to miss anyone! Tim 'mithro' Ansell -- You received this messag

Re: [hdmi2usb] A couple of questions

On 9 January 2017 at 08:47, Nishant Pani wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I came to know about this project from Tim's recent talk on 33C3. It was > an interesting talk, particularly in regards to the work done. I am > interested in contributing so I have looked around and have a couple of > question

Re: [hdmi2usb] want to contribute but..

Hi Karan, The project you have pointed out can be done almost entirely without needing an FPGA board. Due to the nature of this project you can make significant progress using just tests and verilog simulators like iverilog / verilator. If you are able to get to the stage of actually needing real

[hdmi2usb] GSoC 2017 students, share your proposals now! Only 3 days remain - No late submissions

Hi potential GSoC students, With the deadline looming, you are hopefully working on your GSoC proposal and the TimVideos organisation looks forward to receiving it! However, with only 3 days remaining, *I have only reviewed a single application*. I know there are more of you out there and one impo

[hdmi2usb] Limited QEmu emulation support for HDMI2USB gateware (Develop firmware without hardware!)

Hi everyone! Thanks to some excellent work by Key2, we now have basic support for emulation of some HDMI2USB gateware features. This allows you to play with many parts of firmware development without needing hardware! To use this emulation, the process should be; 1) Follow "getting started" ins

[hdmi2usb] Re: Limited QEmu emulation support for HDMI2USB gateware (Develop firmware without hardware!)

from our prebuilt repo. Tim 'mithro' Ansell On 31 March 2017 at 11:53, Tim Ansell wrote: > Hi everyone! > > Thanks to some excellent work by Key2, we now have basic support for > emulation of some HDMI2USB gateware features. This allows you to play with > many parts of fi

[hdmi2usb] Re: Limited QEmu emulation support for HDMI2USB gateware (Develop firmware without hardware!)

Updated qemu instructions at https://github.com/timvideos/qemu-litex/blob/master/README.md On 2 April 2017 at 21:14, Tim Ansell wrote: > We now have working or1k support & spi flash support in the repo at > https://github.com/timvideos/qemu-litex, it's going to need some cleanup

Re: [hdmi2usb] A couple of questions about designing HDMI Recorders

Designing your own product is not a trivial project. The quickest way to actually get something working would be to pair a HDMI capture solution (like the Opsis) with a standard computer of some sort. --- Regarding option (A) Auvidea make HDMI to CSI boards which use a Toshiba part and have been

Re: [hdmi2usb] A couple of questions about designing HDMI Recorders

Hi Sjd, This mailing list is primarily for discussing open source solutions, if you are only interested in making a closed source device then I'm happy to provide consulting services for a fee. If you are interested in using the HDMI2USB & Opsis based solution the two approaches I would suggest l

[hdmi2usb] MicroPython for FPGAs at PyCon AU 2017!

Hi everyone! We will be hacking on MicroPython for FPGAs during PyCon AU 2017 & we will also be doing hacking at the PyCon AU sprints with the MicroPython on ESP32 group. If anyone is at PyCon AU, please do come and do some hacking! There are some issues at https://github.com/upy-fpga/issues-wiki

Re: [hdmi2usb] Event Manager Docs

You are correct about pretty much everything. There is actually quite a lot of documentation at https://github.com/m-labs/misoc/blob/master/misoc/interconnect/csr_eventmanager.py The CSR_CAS_BUTTONS_EV_ENABLE is for which events will trigger the IRQ. To test you are going to need to register an IR

Re: [hdmi2usb] inconsistent #ifdef CSR_HDMI_IN0_FREQ_BASE

git fetch upstream git rebase -i upstream/master git push origin branch --force Tim 'mithro' Ansell On Mon, Sep 9, 2019, 3:54 PM Carl Karsten wrote: > carl@twist:~/src/HDMI2USB-litex-firmware/firmware$ git rebase -i tv/master > Successfully rebased and updated refs/heads/fix479. > carl@twist:~/