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That would be super expensive from an electrical BOM point of view. Laptops and phones are simply not designed to input video. Closest you might get is USB gadg
by amstan 4y ago
That would be super expensive from an electrical BOM point of view. Laptops and phones are simply not designed to input video. Closest you might get is USB gadget (also pretty tricky) and do display over that (ala displaylink).
- Nextgrid 4y agoI wonder if reconfigurable FPGAs could be the answer? They could be reprogrammed at runtime to hardware-accelerate whatever the host system wants without having to waste space on discrete hardware around for use-cases that may never be required by the host system.
- LoganDark 4y ago> Laptops and phones are simply not designed to input video. OK, but you get PCIe passthrough with Thunderbolt, so you can put a capture card in an eGPU enclosure, assuming you have TB.