Re: SVGA over UDP
- From: cs_posting@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: 8 May 2006 18:41:01 -0700
Tim Auton wrote:
"AlbertCo" <acohen@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I need to design a "VTerm" simple terminal based on Xilinx, Lattice or
Altera
my pc will send screen from the network .
this Vterm will get the data from the 10/100 UDP and will display in
SVGA screen
my max resolution 800x600 16colors 30fps
800x600x4x30 = 57600000.
That's 5.76 times as many bits per second as you can fit down your
100Mbps network, ignoring protocol overhead, network congestion...
Care to recount the zeros?
I'll admit I mixed up bits and bytes in my first analysis (and thought
10Mbpss would do it) but your number is 57.6 million, which is only
about half the capacity of a 100Mbps wire. If this is the only thing
being sent over the network it should fit with careful implementation,
especially of the sender (might be interesting to do the sender in an
FPGA, mooching off the SVGA feature connector)
Or am I missing something?
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