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| 02:53 | antiatom | Do the Axiom cameras use Open CERN hardware license?
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| 02:58 | Bertl | antiatom: the hardware is OHL v1.1 or v1.2, yes
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| 06:51 | se6astian | good morning
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| 08:39 | irieger | mithro: Yeah, I had a look at the Opsis board campaign the other day but was sad that it's only low res HDMI (not even 1080p) and Display Port which is pretty useless
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| 08:40 | mithro | The DisplayPort is dual mode so you can connect HDMI to it using cheap adapters
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| 08:40 | irieger | mithro Bertl_zZ : noone said my wishes are easy ones ;-)
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| 08:40 | mithro | It does 1080p30 and 720p60 on the HDMI ports
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| 08:40 | irieger | Ok. https://www.crowdsupply.com/numato-lab/opsis only lists 720p or 1024x768
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| 08:42 | irieger | I don't get what the Opsis is aiming for. For real video use SDI is the connection you want.
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| 08:43 | irieger | (I hate HDMI since on one project we killed 4-5 mini-HDMI -> HDMI adapters in a week)
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| 08:43 | mithro | SDI is too expensive
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| 08:44 | irieger | Why is it expensive? Would have thought that a simple BNC is much easier than this multi pin HDMI ports?
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| 13:52 | Bertl | mithro: what is the upper speed limit for the GTs on the opsis?
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| 14:04 | cbohnens | Bertl: I did not follow the whole conversation, but I talked to the financial and idiological backer behind the usb2tv project, and AFAIK the limit is USBv2.0, not the transceivers
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| 14:04 | cbohnens | I might be wrong there though
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| 14:06 | cbohnens | (this was while intoxicated during cccamp in Mildenberg, so please don't quote me on that)
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| 14:18 | mithro | Bertl: they run at ~3.2Gb/s each and you have 4 lanes
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| 14:39 | Bertl | so we could run 4 SDI 3G per DP port then, yes?
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| 14:39 | Bertl | i.e. four in and four out
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| 14:56 | mithro | Bertl: I guess so? I don't know much about SDI
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| 14:59 | Bertl | http://www.xilinx.com/support/documentation/application_notes/xapp1076_S6GTP_TripleRateSDI.pdf
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| 15:02 | Bertl | and a cable driver like the LMH0302/0303 might be sufficient to get SDI out (similar for SDI in)
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| 18:05 | irieger | Bertl: I hope that the 6G/12G-SDI standard will be finalized soon. By all this 4K hype in the industry it's strange it takes the SMPTE so long ...
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| 18:06 | Bertl | well, you would need to have 4x 3G SDI anyway
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| 18:08 | se6astian | 6G SDI has been standardized lately I heard
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| 18:11 | irieger | Bertl: why?
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| 18:14 | irieger | se6astian: Interesting. Haven't hear anything. Blackmagic and some others have 6G/12G products on the market but they are not really working together as they aren't based on a common, finalized standard
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| 18:14 | se6astian | irieger: likely because the GTX on the opsis are limited to 3.2Gbit
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| 18:15 | irieger | Ok, in this case. But I see Quad SDI as an impractical solution for many stuff. Way too much cables. One cable makes cable management so easy
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| 18:17 | Bertl | that's why we use HDMI/DP :)
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| 18:26 | se6astian | wikipedia says SMPTE ST-2081 covers 6G-SDI: ST 2081-1 (electrical), ST 2081-2 (optical), ST 2081-10 (single-link mapping)
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| 18:27 | se6astian | 2082 is then about 12G SDI
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| 21:25 | se6astian | gnight
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| 21:28 | comradekingu | goodnight :)
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