嗨,
这通常发生在未正确调整Front porche或源和目标监视器具有不同分辨率时。
我不认为从DDR2写入和读取会导致转变。
请在.chipscope中捕获一行图像,并注意前像素是零还是具有非常低的值,以查看写入DDR2本身的图像是否具有移位。
如果是,则调整源图像参数。
此外,您可以确保相对于DE而不是Hsync捕获图像。
同样检查目标图像的正面和背面值。
我还怀疑在端到端设置或时间安排是否有问题。
请检查相关讨论是否有帮助。
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/233088-33-hdmi-picture
问候,
Vanitha。
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Hi,
This generally happens when Front porche is not adjusted properly or when source and destination monitors have different resolutions.
I do not think writing and reading from DDR2 can cause the shift.
Please capture a line of image in .chipscope and notice if the front pixels are zeros or have very low values to see see if the image written into DDR2 itself has the shift.
If yes tune the source image parameters.
Also you can make sure that image is captured with respect to DE and not Hsync.
Similarly check the destination image front and back porche values.
I also suspect if somthing is wrong in the end to end setup or timing.
Please check if relavant discussions help.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/233088-33-hdmi-picture
Regards,
Vanitha.
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嗨,
这通常发生在未正确调整Front porche或源和目标监视器具有不同分辨率时。
我不认为从DDR2写入和读取会导致转变。
请在.chipscope中捕获一行图像,并注意前像素是零还是具有非常低的值,以查看写入DDR2本身的图像是否具有移位。
如果是,则调整源图像参数。
此外,您可以确保相对于DE而不是Hsync捕获图像。
同样检查目标图像的正面和背面值。
我还怀疑在端到端设置或时间安排是否有问题。
请检查相关讨论是否有帮助。
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/233088-33-hdmi-picture
问候,
Vanitha。
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以上来自于谷歌翻译
以下为原文
Hi,
This generally happens when Front porche is not adjusted properly or when source and destination monitors have different resolutions.
I do not think writing and reading from DDR2 can cause the shift.
Please capture a line of image in .chipscope and notice if the front pixels are zeros or have very low values to see see if the image written into DDR2 itself has the shift.
If yes tune the source image parameters.
Also you can make sure that image is captured with respect to DE and not Hsync.
Similarly check the destination image front and back porche values.
I also suspect if somthing is wrong in the end to end setup or timing.
Please check if relavant discussions help.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/233088-33-hdmi-picture
Regards,
Vanitha.
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Mark the post - "Accept as solution" and give kudos if information provided is helpful and reply oriented
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