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Altera_Forum
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15 years ago1 - use a technique called double-buffering: capture in one buffer, process in another. When a new frame starts, capture into the second buffer, process the first. Use as many intermediate buffers as you want.
2 - yes, you can do very advanced image manipulation in Verilog. It just depends on the algorithm and how much time you need to spend implementing it whether it's worth it or not. Best regards, Ben