G'day.
By the way, Nigel, if you're reading this, thanks for introducing me to PICs. Currently onto the MikroPascal compiler, and experimenting. I can't say i've been going too far, however.
On to my topic. I've got two cameras, both with a composite video output - but my monitor has one input. What I want to do is to "splice" those two signals together into a video signal with both images side by side, which then can be inputted into the moniter.
If it helps, both cameras are the same model, which means they probably have the same frequency, etc. Basic cameras.
E.g. **broken link removed**
I'm treating this as yet another learning experience.
Thanks.
By the way, Nigel, if you're reading this, thanks for introducing me to PICs. Currently onto the MikroPascal compiler, and experimenting. I can't say i've been going too far, however.
On to my topic. I've got two cameras, both with a composite video output - but my monitor has one input. What I want to do is to "splice" those two signals together into a video signal with both images side by side, which then can be inputted into the moniter.
If it helps, both cameras are the same model, which means they probably have the same frequency, etc. Basic cameras.
E.g. **broken link removed**
I'm treating this as yet another learning experience.
Thanks.
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