Brecht

I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video 

I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it 

speaks of SD memory cards which can store animations etc.

Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such small 

screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?

Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire, 

I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video  
on. I've ran into this : http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/ 
product_info.php?products_id=8623#
I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it  
speaks of SD memory cards which can store animations etc.
Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such small  
screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?
Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire,  
component video, ... ?

2-4-oled-screens-controlled-through-jitter

no way to send this module high bandwidth input, it declares itself as a

standalone smart module with its "Built in 4DGL graphics library functions

such as: LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, USER BITMAP, BACKGROUND COLOUR, PUT PIXEL,

it has serial input, which is good, and mybe its possible to "share" the

microSD card with another platform, but looks slim.

sunnyside, its well documented and the module maker is known, mybe they can

help you choose a better module. good news it will probebly be much cheaper,

bad news you then need an additional controller between the oled and the pc.

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Brecht Debackere 

> I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video on.

> I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it speaks of

> SD memory cards which can store animations etc.

> Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such small

> screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?

> Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire, component

no way to send this module high bandwidth input, it declares itself as a
standalone smart module with its "Built in 4DGL graphics library functions
such as: LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, USER BITMAP, BACKGROUND COLOUR, PUT PIXEL,
IMAGE, VIDEO, etc."
it has serial input, which is good, and mybe its possible to "share" the
microSD card with another platform, but looks slim.
sunnyside, its well documented and the module maker is known,  mybe they can
help you choose a better module. good news it will probebly be much cheaper,
bad news you then need an additional controller between the oled and the pc.

On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Brecht Debackere 
wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video on.
> I've ran into this : http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/
> product_info.php?products_id=8623#
> I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it speaks of
> SD memory cards which can store animations etc.
> Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such small
> screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?
> Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire, component
> video, ... ?
>
> Any info is welcome.
>
> grtz.
>

Allright. Thanks for the heads up! I'm not really familiar with 

electronics so at first glance it looked good.

Question now is, are there any other small displays out there which 

can handle video in an easy "plug and play" way... naked ones, 

On 05 May 2008, at 17:51, yair reshef wrote:

> no way to send this module high bandwidth input, it declares itself 

> as a standalone smart module with its "Built in 4DGL graphics 

> library functions such as: LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, USER BITMAP, 

> BACKGROUND COLOUR, PUT PIXEL, IMAGE, VIDEO, etc."

> it has serial input, which is good, and mybe its possible to 

> "share" the microSD card with another platform, but looks slim.

> sunnyside, its well documented and the module maker is known, mybe 

> they can help you choose a better module. good news it will 

> probebly be much cheaper, bad news you then need an additional 

> controller between the oled and the pc.

> On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Brecht Debackere 

> I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video 

> I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it 

> speaks of SD memory cards which can store animations etc.

> Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such 

> small screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?

> Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire, 

Allright. Thanks for the heads up! I'm not really familiar with  
electronics so at first glance it looked good.
Question now is, are there any other small displays out there which  
can handle video in an easy "plug and play" way... naked ones,  
without buttons and casing?

> no way to send this module high bandwidth input, it declares itself  
> as a standalone smart module with its "Built in 4DGL graphics  
> library functions such as: LINE, CIRCLE, RECTANGLE, USER BITMAP,  
> BACKGROUND COLOUR, PUT PIXEL, IMAGE, VIDEO, etc."
> it has serial input, which is good, and mybe its possible to  
> "share" the microSD card with another platform, but looks slim.
> sunnyside, its well documented and the module maker is known,  mybe  
> they can help you choose a better module. good news it will  
> probebly be much cheaper, bad news you then need an additional  
> controller between the oled and the pc.
>
> please, update..
>
> On Mon, May 5, 2008 at 6:10 PM, Brecht Debackere  
>  wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'm currently looking at small (< 3") color displays to show video  
> on. I've ran into this : http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/ 
> product_info.php?products_id=8623#
> I have no idea though how to connect this to a source, though it  
> speaks of SD memory cards which can store animations etc.
> Is there anyone out there that has an idea of where to get such  
> small screens, and especially how to send moving images to them?
> Are there such small screens which have e.g. onboard firewire,  
> component video, ... ?
>
> Any info is welcome.
>
> grtz.
>


2.4" Oled screens controlled through jitter