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  1. 12th May 2011, 05:43 #1
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    Default Re: How to display a large signals with 10000 points on a screen?

    Put ur painted widget inside a QScrollWidget and you can scroll through the points.
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    Default Re: How to display a large signals with 10000 points on a screen?

    Hi, you can draw the minimum and maximum of a bunch of samples. That way you won't miss any peaks.

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