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> You do not need to update the entire screen all the time, you can do partial updates You forget that you are expected to keep up to 8 reference frames. And y
by codedokode 5y ago
> You do not need to update the entire screen all the time, you can do partial updates
You forget that you are expected to keep up to 8 reference frames. And you need to update them too.
> You do not need to update the entire screen all the time, you can do partial updates
This would work only until first keyframe.
- badsectoracula 5y ago> You forget that you are expected to keep up to 8 reference frames. And you need to update them too. You refer to VP9, i explicitly mentioned i do not refer to any specific codec but just to playing back "4k video". The rest were never something that i referred to, implied or even mentioned in the message i replied to. > This would work only until first keyframe. This depends heavily on how the video is encoded and that is only assuming you can't find a way to occasionally update the full screen.