Noob question i know. But is possible to compile a binary arm and print the stdout on tv?
For example if i compile one program for armv7 how can i display it on tv? For example for c series we have rtmpdump. On Windows you can use it and display the stdout to vlc with this code
--quiet | "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" -
that display the video. Is possible do this with rtmpdump compiled for armv7?
How to excute compiled arm bin and display output on Tv?
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Re: How to excute compiled arm bin and display output on Tv?
AFAIK we have no framebuffer support or anything to draw on TVs panel, as all this stuff happens in the encryped sandboxes...
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Re: How to excute compiled arm bin and display output on Tv?
Thanks for your answer but i know that on SamyGO extension there is a frame buffer.init script that as arris says allow access to framebuffer. Can this be used?beatfreak wrote:AFAIK we have no framebuffer support or anything to draw on TVs panel, as all this stuff happens in the encryped sandboxes...
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Re: How to excute compiled arm bin and display output on Tv?
in theory yes, but it's a relict from b series.Mk? wrote:Thanks for your answer but i know that on SamyGO extension there is a frame buffer.init script that as arris says allow access to framebuffer. Can this be used?beatfreak wrote:AFAIK we have no framebuffer support or anything to draw on TVs panel, as all this stuff happens in the encryped sandboxes...
you have to find the memory address where the framebuffer is mapped then you can draw into (direct into the memory or you make your own framebuffer kernel driver then you can use any graphics library what has a framebuffer support...)