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o_lampe Total Posts: 11 Since: 2018-Jun-02 From: Germany	Data format for Video?
	Posted at:2018-06-05 09:39:57 Can I use the video streaming function with firmware V4.1.V? If yes, how can I convert a MP4 video to be in "raw" mode" as you called it in the manual? Is it like the animated .gif files? Thanks O_Lampe

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RE:Data format for Video?

Posted at:2018-06-05 11:53:44 Edited at:2018-06-05 11:56:37

Can I use the video streaming function with firmware V4.1.V? Yes

If yes, how can I convert a MP4 video to be in "raw" mode" as you called it in the manual? Is it like the animated .gif files? Such converting can't be done on a MCU, but if your MCU can play MP4 will do that, the display only can accept pixel to pixel data, can't decompress the data, the display is only an terminal.

o_lampe Total Posts: 11 Since: 2018-Jun-02 From: Germany	RE:Data format for Video?
	Posted at:2018-06-06 06:11:56 My MCU is a ESP8266 WiFi Node. I could use my PC to convert any video data to your "raw" file format, then send it to the Sd-card on your LCD module. The Sd-card works fine with my MCU and stores picture2C files already. I could also add the frame size at the start of the SD-file, to automatically make the Video frame fit.