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Kat Manton · 5th Jul 2011, 8:40 pm

Hi,

This has set me off thinking about a variation of the idea, which wouldn't require data to be read from the card at a high rate (or audio.) I can already watch off-air and recorded Freeview, DVDs, etc. with the MythTV system so I don't really need another player.

What I'm thinking about amounts to a CF card 405-line "slide projector". (At the NVCF in 2006 I lost count of how many times I explained the Linux/MythTV system; having a 405-line TV sitting there sequencing through still images of text, diagrams etc. would've been handy!)

I also never really got into these new-fangled FPGA etc. things. They have too many legs. I know where I am with large bits of Veroboard full of CMOS...

Kat

5th Jul 2011, 8:40 pm	#31
Kat Manton Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: West Yorkshire, UK. Posts: 1,700	Re: Simple memory card player idea Hi, This has set me off thinking about a variation of the idea, which wouldn't require data to be read from the card at a high rate (or audio.) I can already watch off-air and recorded Freeview, DVDs, etc. with the MythTV system so I don't really need another player. What I'm thinking about amounts to a CF card 405-line "slide projector". (At the NVCF in 2006 I lost count of how many times I explained the Linux/MythTV system; having a 405-line TV sitting there sequencing through still images of text, diagrams etc. would've been handy!) I also never really got into these new-fangled FPGA etc. things. They have too many legs. I know where I am with large bits of Veroboard full of CMOS... Kat