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Hello, thank you for this great product! I am building a led matrix wall with the idea of playing an image sequence loop on it. Your server made it very easy to start for me and I can upload a sequence via web interface and run it with php, which is just great. But I cannot figure out how to flip scan lines of the image - i need to flip every even line. Right now, I am able to do this during video postproduction, there is also posibility of cutting the led strip and rewiring each line, but it would be more practical to flip it during reading the pngs. With arduino libraries it´s easy to define lines order, but arduino have a little memory and speed limit, which is why i am trying to use raspberry now.
Do you have any idea how to do this, is there a way to rotate each even line with readpng?
Thank you very much for any advice.
Jan
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Hello, thank you for this great product! I am building a led matrix wall with the idea of playing an image sequence loop on it. Your server made it very easy to start for me and I can upload a sequence via web interface and run it with php, which is just great. But I cannot figure out how to flip scan lines of the image - i need to flip every even line. Right now, I am able to do this during video postproduction, there is also posibility of cutting the led strip and rewiring each line, but it would be more practical to flip it during reading the pngs. With arduino libraries it´s easy to define lines order, but arduino have a little memory and speed limit, which is why i am trying to use raspberry now.
Do you have any idea how to do this, is there a way to rotate each even line with readpng?
Thank you very much for any advice.
Jan
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: