Display output visual filter
I would like to be embed a filter in the video output such that pixels are slightly rearranged. Specifically, I’m after a retro pincushion effect ([ ]
-> ( )
). I need it to be active even in the console/boot sequence, thus X11 mods are out.
I realise this is not an easy task, and that I may end up having to modify the DRM or V4L driver (or if nothing else, the fb device) in order to achieve this. That’s something I would be willing to do if it came to that. Note that it's not necessary to have it working on a desktop environment.
I did ask this in the Raspberry Pi channel, but I guess this relates more to the core of Linux than Pi hacks.
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I would like to be embed a filter in the video output such that pixels are slightly rearranged. Specifically, I’m after a retro pincushion effect ([ ]
-> ( )
). I need it to be active even in the console/boot sequence, thus X11 mods are out.
I realise this is not an easy task, and that I may end up having to modify the DRM or V4L driver (or if nothing else, the fb device) in order to achieve this. That’s something I would be willing to do if it came to that. Note that it's not necessary to have it working on a desktop environment.
I did ask this in the Raspberry Pi channel, but I guess this relates more to the core of Linux than Pi hacks.
linux v4l drm
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I would like to be embed a filter in the video output such that pixels are slightly rearranged. Specifically, I’m after a retro pincushion effect ([ ]
-> ( )
). I need it to be active even in the console/boot sequence, thus X11 mods are out.
I realise this is not an easy task, and that I may end up having to modify the DRM or V4L driver (or if nothing else, the fb device) in order to achieve this. That’s something I would be willing to do if it came to that. Note that it's not necessary to have it working on a desktop environment.
I did ask this in the Raspberry Pi channel, but I guess this relates more to the core of Linux than Pi hacks.
linux v4l drm
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I would like to be embed a filter in the video output such that pixels are slightly rearranged. Specifically, I’m after a retro pincushion effect ([ ]
-> ( )
). I need it to be active even in the console/boot sequence, thus X11 mods are out.
I realise this is not an easy task, and that I may end up having to modify the DRM or V4L driver (or if nothing else, the fb device) in order to achieve this. That’s something I would be willing to do if it came to that. Note that it's not necessary to have it working on a desktop environment.
I did ask this in the Raspberry Pi channel, but I guess this relates more to the core of Linux than Pi hacks.
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