I have created code transmitting a live captured image from desktop PC to TFT (320x240) over WiFi at quite reasonable rate.
Link to video here:
ESP32 Animation Attempt
Windows side code is WPF C#.NET 4.6 and ESP is FreeRTOS idf.
I wonder if anyone experimented with how fast data can be transferred to TFT and how large screen can be.
This example runs with SPI 60MHz native pins.
I will post all code when I have time if anyone is interested.
Video animation with ESP32 - example
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Re: Video animation with ESP32 - example
How the hell did you pull this off?
There are 2 types of programmer people: The Expert programmer and The Smart programmer
The Expert programmer easily writes any code from scratch.
The Smart programmer uses his google/github powers first
The Expert programmer easily writes any code from scratch.
The Smart programmer uses his google/github powers first

Re: Video animation with ESP32 - example
It's a simple socket transmission - but it is constant streaming without closing socket. Fast isn't it? )
It actually runs so smooth I couldn't believe - this is not psram.
I will test the speed with SPI RAM memory on wrover.
With WiFi you can virtually do anything. You can create nice Windows app that will fully control ESP- remotely!
I'm intending to test Lora and non-tcp protocols too.
It actually runs so smooth I couldn't believe - this is not psram.
I will test the speed with SPI RAM memory on wrover.
With WiFi you can virtually do anything. You can create nice Windows app that will fully control ESP- remotely!
I'm intending to test Lora and non-tcp protocols too.
Re: Video animation with ESP32 - example
Hell ya we are interested. Awesome job!I will post all code when I have time if anyone is interested.
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Re: Video animation with ESP32 - example
@Joan Daddle, thanks for sharing.
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