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1. Swapping to disk would kill the performance to an unnacceptable level. 2. I'm assuming video editing software works on a raw format in memory with access to
by rootlocus 2y ago
1. Swapping to disk would kill the performance to an unnacceptable level.
2. I'm assuming video editing software works on a raw format in memory with access to individual frames? Just like Photoshop would need access to individual pixels from an importend JPEG, the actual canvas uses a lot more memory than the compressed input format.
- clementpiki 2y agoThat's correct, access to each pixel of each video frame is needed. Each video frame must be inflated from its codec compression.