A method for automatic conversion of CMOS camera multi-resolution VESA video to BT1120 protocol video
A BT1120, multi-resolution technology, applied in the field of embedded computer video processing, can solve the problem that the multi-resolution VESA video of CMOS camera cannot be compatible with high-definition digital video surveillance system, etc.
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[0022] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0023] Taking a high-definition digital video surveillance system in a confidential place as an example, the system needs to complete the automatic conversion of a CMOS camera with any resolution VESA video to BT1120 protocol HD-CIF video. The specific steps of this method are as follows.
[0024] In the first step, the RGB video signal of the CMOS camera is directly connected to the FPGA, and the synchronization signals HS, VS, and DE are cached in multiple levels in the FPGA. In this example, it is required to be able to filter out glitches within four clock cycles, and set the filter parameters as required. The glitch signal is detected and filtered out, and then the synchronous signal is re-output.
[0025] In the second step, the resolution of the VESA video is detected through the synchronous signals HS, VS, and DE. Divide 1920 by the number of VESA video columns...
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