Wagner Lipnharski wrote:
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> Peter van Hoof wrote:
> > How about turning the camera 90 degrees for starters
>
> Very nice solution Peter.

Yes, I thought so too, and I think that's where I will start. Thanks
Peter.

> Considering that the video camera generates 262.5 lines per frame (it is

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> So, the software needs to have a 8 bit counter. Frame sync sets it to

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I think the LM1881 might do to begin with as it has digital outputs for
start of frames and lines plus odd/even for interlaced frames. Also,
I've got one in my 'junk' box.

This is probably the easiest part to do. If possible, the aim is to
provide feedback to a steering mechanism to make a vehicle follow a
straight white line along a bitumen surface. I thought about sensor
arrays etc., but this may be a simpler solution. If the camera field of
view is similar to the car width then I have a reasonable amount to play
with. Camera height may be a problem though.

Just a matter of keeping the white line in the center of the screen.
Ho Ho |-)


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Best regards

Tony