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I can't find any definite figures for video bandwidth, but I think it would be OK for youtube size, and probably for SD video For standard YV12 video, 1080p wo
by DarkShikari 17y ago
I can't find any definite figures for video bandwidth, but I think it would be OK for youtube size, and probably for SD video
For standard YV12 video, 1080p would be 1920x1080x12 bitsx24fps = 597 mbps.
So you'd probably be good up to 720p at least, but not full HD (unless it's 1920x800, i.e. 1080p with letterboxing black bars cut off).
- jacquesm 17y agoNo, much less than that, after all you could keep a copy of the screen on the other side in a memory buffer and only do the updates on the differences across the cable.
- DarkShikari 17y agoI was talking about video playback, not rendering a static screen.
- jacquesm 17y agoYes, well, you are the one that is working on a video codec, so you of all people should know that you can compress video for transmission across a link. Of course you're not going to transmit that stuff at full framerate uncompressed, that would be pretty silly.