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    Advice on SDI over WiPy project

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      vidgeek888
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      Hi guys, I'm trying to make sdi transceiver module using these sdi fiber extenders , lets say I have SFP module and read sdi stream into memory buffer or array of files, then I would like to send it further with WiPy, will it work with uncompressed sdi streams 500-1500Mbps? If yes, could you please recommend me any related articles/topics with similar applications? I appreciate your help guys, thank you!

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        jmarcelino @vidgeek888
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        @vidgeek888

        That's WAY above what the WiPy can do, those rates are FPGA territory not microcontroller stuff. I think the maximum the ESP32 can do is 10Mbps on the Ethernet port.

        If you want to stay within Python you could try the PYNQ-Z1 which has a Xilinx Zynq FPGA and ARM combo: http://www.pynq.io

        But be warned that even with Python it's quite a learning curve.

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          vidgeek888
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          Thank you for advice! I would probably use Verilog then.

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