| ??? 02/16/06 15:04 Read: times |
#110149 - web cameras Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Jez Smith said:
Some web cameras have a built in mpeg compression engine... To me, "web camera" means a camera with a built-in webserver. So, although they'd do the JPEG for you, you'd still have to get a TCP/IP stack to talk to them! This is do-able on an 8-bitter, but non-trivial. Many things sold as "web cameras" these days don't fit the above definition - instead, they just have a USB connection for a PC to provide the webserver bit. In this case, you'd have to implement a USB Host on the 8051 - this might be do-able but, again, non-trivial. Jez Smith said:
you are probably going to wish you had choosen a 16 bit processor...
Thinking about it I would seriously recommend that you dont even attempt this with an 8 bit processor. Yes - Definitely sounds like an ARM would be a better choice! |
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