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wpfdirectxmanagedfpga
HW2015
HW2015

Reputation: 81

Ultra-fast bitmap rendering using WPF, best solution?

I'm getting from our hardware device (FPGA) roughly 20 frames per second (500x500 px) and I would like to render them as fast as possible. We basically get a frame buffer every 50 msec and if my rendering is too slow - well... I'm skipping frames.

My problem is to render from a C++/CLI driver to a WPF-based application. I know it's possible to host a DirectX window in a WPF aplication. What would be the fastest solution ?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3166

Answers (1)

Jeremiah Morrill
Jeremiah Morrill

Reputation: 4268

InteropBitmap is the fastest way to update video frames. It's a bit more complicated than WriteableBitmap, but worth it for the performance.

I have an example here in one of my OSS projects. It's hard-coded for 32 RGBA, but you can modify it for 24bit.

http://silverlightviewport.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/view/39341#809062

D3DImage is another fast way, but might be overkill in your situation.

Upvotes: 4

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