It really shouldn't. You just feed the framebuffer both into the DMA output, and in the H.26x encoder. If needed, use another framebuffer space if the encoder i

It really shouldn't. You just feed the framebuffer both into the DMA output, and in the H.26x encoder. If needed, use another framebuffer space if the encoder is slow, so you don't _have_ to recycle the buffer after this frame, and risk the encoder not being done yet.