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STM32F746G-DISCO LibJpeg

Chuev.Vladimir
Associate III
Posted on November 09, 2015 at 13:00

I use LibJpeg on board F7. I have a few questions.

In reference example used an image 240x320, but my display is 480x272. I changed

http://vk.com/feed?section=search&q=%23define

for new picture and increased line_counter to 721, but get a white screen. It's first.

And second, how to display images larger then screen size? For example 1920×1080.
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Posted on November 09, 2015 at 13:38

May be the library has some documentation?

The typical methods for displaying a fragment of a larger image, are to either decode the image to a larger buffer, and window that to the frame buffer, where you provide a method to scroll around, or decimate the image to fit. Or the library provides a means to extract a portion of the image based on an x/y offset and size,  into a smaller buffer. If you have enough memory to hold the entire uncompressed image, that's likely to be the faster/efficient way of dealing with it.

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