I misunderstood the article saying "exports the resulting texture" as meaning it exported it to CPU memory, but audidude explained how it actually works. I bel

I misunderstood the article saying "exports the resulting texture" as meaning it exported it to CPU memory, but audidude explained how it actually works. I believe GL_TEXTURE_EXTERNAL_OES is an Android-only OpenGL extension that takes the place of some uses of DMABUF but is not as flexible and general. ChatGPT seems to know more about them, but I can't guarantee how accurate and up-to-date it is: https://chat.openai.com/share/abff036b-3020-4093-a13b-86cbf0a0d8f5 https://chat.openai.com/share/abff036b-3020-4093-a13b-86cbf0... The tricky bit may be teaching pytorch to accept dmabuf handles and read and write dmabuf GPU buffers. (And ffmpeg too!)