Post: "Lattice FPGA decoding a custom low-latency video format for a 720x720 streaming device"
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[comment u/gitzian] ps: the whole device (display, mcu, fpga etc), with the screen at full brightness, draws around 1.5 W nominally.
[comment u/arnbuck] Pretty impressive.
“ps: the whole device (display, mcu, fpga etc), with the screen at full brightness, draws around 1.5 W nominally. If you wanna see how it’s assembled and some of the other shenanigans, I put a 2-minute video online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXTLvD33QDY”
u/gitzian18 points · Sep 24, 2026View
“That's really cool actually, got a GitHub for it?”
u/Normal-Confusion486715 points · Sep 24, 2026View
“Pretty impressive.”
u/arnbuck5 points · Sep 25, 2026View
“That’s a really impressive project. Which compression algorithm did you use, and what compression rate did you achieve?”
u/uzaklardangelen4 points · Sep 25, 2026View
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