You probably should describe exactly what it is that you want your system to do
in more detail.
The NIOS can read the status of bits using GPIOs.
Whether or not this makes sense in your application will require some more description about your application.
Generally if you need tight synchronization between video streams, I think the NIOS is probably not
a good way to go. I would recommend that you write a little HDL block that could assert ready low to the framebuffers
until it senses that your sync signal has flipped. Once the sync is detected it can stop backpressuring the video pipeline
and allow video to flow from your framebuffers to the output.
Hope this helps.
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Hello,
can somebody say me, if it is possible to read the vertical synchronization signal with Nios II?
I have some videosignals and each of the signals has his own Framebuffer. Now I want to delay the outputs of the Framebuffers, so that all videosignals can use the same vertical synchronization signal. But for this, I have to read out the v_sync signals.
Thank you
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