Thanks to math, a glorious color webcam on the 1980s NABU PC, and, well, said, I'll do it after my presentation at @vcfederation East. If you haven't seen my previous video ( • 89 - NABU PC Full Moti... ), I streamed live video from the PC webcam and remote desktop to the 40+-year-old NABU Computer over the HCCA port. The HCCA port is what the NABU PC uses to connect to its cable modem. It was considered the "network adapter port" on the NABU. Unlike other computers of its era, the NABU had a highspeed RS422 port that it used to load data from a cable modem starting in 1980. Because the z80 CPU is limited to less than 4mhz, the 111kb/sec HCCA port has only a few CPU instructions between bytes. Using compression, I can now transmit a few FPS of full-motion video to the NABU and display it by the VDP TMS9918a on its limited color palette. Also, the TMS9918a is limited to 2 colors per 8 pixels, which means dithering the image is CPU intensive.
Also, check out @technicallyworking4real 's video on adding the NABU Internet Adapter as a Windows Service. The SERVICE.TXT file contains information on how to do that for Linux users.
Also, thank Mr @UsagiElectric, a great live-action model in my full-motion video stream from KZitem to the NABU Computer!
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