Hi all,
I'm just considering on this problem: What "organizing all those video
frames efficiently" can induce:
precaution: this is a NON-coder view:
Let's say we want to play one hundred videos on the same screen at the
same time:
1) this suppose that these videos are placed side by side or one at
least doesn't hide another one otherwise we would have ninety-nine,
2) if these videos are played in the same window (the viewer) the size
of those videos on the screen depends on the size of the viewer. The
size of the videos are limitated by the size of the viewer window.
3) if all these videos are played at the same time, (let's say with
24img/s) at each 1/24 second, the videos draw in the viewer window a
global image that looks like a mosaic.
What if the role of Lumiera Engine was to draw that global image (as a
single frame for example) at each 1/24img/s (or even less, given the
human eye capacity) ?
Roland (wildhostile)
On 2008-04-17 01:21, Ichthyostega wrote:
> >>But, /assumed you do have theses capabilities/, the goal
> >> is to write code able to deal with organizing all those video frames
> >> efficiently -- and this is what the video player test app is
aiming at.
>
> Roland schrieb:
> > What do you mean by "efficiently"?
> getting the right frame out to the right output, without "stepping on
your
> own feet" ;-) detecting when you can take shortcuts and save cpu cycles
> whithout messing anyting up...
>
> cheers,
> Hermann
>
>
>
>
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