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FPGA based implementation of embedded systems has many attractive characteristics such as: flexibility, low cost, high integration, embedded distributed memories and extensive parallelism. One application where there is a significant possible potential for FPGA is for the implementation of real-time video processing. In this paper we present an analysis of a video pre-processor and how this affects the FPGA and RAM resource usage and performance. From these results we indicate the best space-time mapping of operations under different design constraints. These results can be used as a decision base when implementing an FPGA based video enabled display unit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]