Hi
I am no expert but also am trying to do somewhat similar sort of thing, video but not camera.
And as tricky Dicky said, you dont read video, you read in form of Pixels, so 1 pixel is x-bit, store it somewhere in memory internal to FPGA or external like SDRAM or flash memory etc.
You need to explain a little more your system, your current techniques for capturing data etc.
I think break down your work into pieces. I am sorry I have an idea that you are in very initial phase. since you wrote following
i m donig like this, pixels are read but after that nothing is displayed or i m not aware where these pixels are stored and what they contained in xilinx
How can you not know where your data is stored? This is among most essential things.
I think First you just try to read data as it is from camera etc. and just display or retrieve through FPGA. That internally you will do utliziing some buffer that can capture data. (find ping-pong or double buffer since in such applications this is used usually, although I have failed using this...:sad: ) But go ahead...
You need to know how many bits is 1-pixel, e.g. 8-bit 12 bit etc. this might depend on your ADC bit resolution.
Then how is ADC-sending-data-to-FPGA process starts, most commonly it is trigger based.
If you are able to read the video or play the video as it is then first step done...
Now start implementing your algorithm for processing.
Hope this serves,
Shan