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Got it working. On a whim I tried it with a different Arduino and this time it worked. (actually it gave me a bunch of digital hash at first, but with a little monkeying around I got it working.)

I’ll have to put that Arduino off to the side. One of the pins is probably bad on it. (Off the top of your head, do you have any idea which arduino pin, if it was to be missing, would cause the VE shield to fail like that?)

So now I have a new question. In the video frame capture example, when you call tv.capture, where does the captured frame go? I’m trying to trace where the data ultimately winds up, and am I right in my deduction that it all winds up going through that assembly language code in video_gen.cpp?

Is the final data available in the TVout framebuffer, and if so, can I get access to the framebuffer from the same scope that I called tv.capture from? Or do I have to create my own method in the tvout library to gain access to that data?

Thanks.

[crazybutable]

Yes, I checked the soldering connections, that was my first thought, that maybe I had forgotten a pin or something.

And it doesn’t matter what the jumper is set to.

I’ll send you an email about when we can get together.

[crazybutable]

Yep!

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