Thanks for the quick replies.
@BRT Community: If I take your example, which had a horizontal 'overhead' (porch I guess) of 128 clocks and a vertical overhead of 45 clocks, that would roughly compute to 30,000,000 / (854+128) / (45+480) = 58 Hz. That should be ok. Subject to actual display requirements of course.
@Rudolf: I was considering a 'smartphone like' display for a product development. The lack of a metal frame on the front side should allow for easy bonding to a cover glass. Longevity of supply is of course the downside.
I don't have a datasheet indicating the complete timing requirements yet. Will report back.

GND connection on pin 33 looks suspicious at a glance. (no connection dot shown)

Hi. I would like to (better) understand the EVE engine. I am drawing a red colored rectangle, with COLOR_MASK set to only affect reds, yet the result is a vaguely red rectangle. Allowing green and blue in the COLOR_MASK makes the red rectangle more red. Here's the display list:

CLEAR_COLOR_RGB(127,127,127) // mid grey background
CLEAR(1, 1, 1)
BEGIN(RECTS)

COLOR_RGB(255,0,0)

COLOR_MASK(1, 0, 0, 0)
BLEND_FUNC(ONE, ZERO)
VERTEX2II(124, 309, 0, 0)
VERTEX2II(260, 444, 0, 0)

I thought the math was
target red = ONE (from BLEND_FUNC) * 255 (source color) + ZERO (from BLEND_FUNC) * 127 (destination/background)
target green/blue/alpha unaffected due to COLOR_MASK

What am I missing ? Thanks !

Hi,
unfortunately I cannot test it. I performed this test as part of my evaluation whether the BT815 is suitable for my application, but I only did this "dry" with the asset converter. Would it be possible for you to play the video (it was part of the asset converter samples). Or can you speak from past experience - is the chip capable of playing 800x600 video ?
Thanks.