The composite displays I've seen don't look as 'sharp' as I'd like. I where=
as SPI would be grand for static displays, I doubt it would be fast enough =
for video clips. Am I wrong?

Joe

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 alan.b.pearce@stfc.ac.uk
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Subject: RE: [OT] Very small HDMI OEM display needed

> I thought the next cheapest & easiest way to do this would be to use a=20
> Raspberry Pi with some basic measurement circuitry connected to a=20
> small HDMI display.

Why do you need an HDMI display?

There have been a couple of projects linked to from here using SPI interfac=
e 2 or 3 inch displays with a Raspberry Pi. IIRC one of them is a kickstart=
er project. From memory all the ones I have come across had a display drive=
r provided for the SPI.
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