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Start with `mipicsi` and a `videocore` object for storing a framebuffer. With this you can capture camera input into a buffer or directly into another DSI display's framebuffer. Capturing into the buffer and shown with displayio will be much slower than copying straight into the framebuffer. It is more flexible with size and position though.
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CI passing is blocked by: adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Typing#53 |
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I will have some changes coming to fix the Framebuffer case. On my stream I realized it didn't work quite like I had wanted. |
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mipicsiand avideocoreobject for storing a framebuffer. With this you can capture camera input into a buffer or directly into another DSI display's framebuffer. Capturing into the buffer and shown with displayio will be much slower than copying straight into the framebuffer. It is more flexible with size and position though.