Open renzhilan opened 2 years ago
The delay is because the plugin needs to convert the source frame to the destination frame, the higher the resolution of the frame, the slowest it will get.
The same pixel size of 2M does not freeze on the window version, but it freezes on the mac version.
I freezes completely, or it just lags?
The streaming time has slowed down. It takes about 100ms to write a frame fwrite(frameRGBBuffer, bufferSize, 1, outputStream);
Hi! Is there any way to send frames to virtual camera without pipe?
One of the bottlenecks is the std::vector used in VideoFrame. The allocation of vector objects costs a lot of time. I have made a modification which improves this.
The streaming time has slowed down. It takes about 100ms to write a frame fwrite(frameRGBBuffer, bufferSize, 1, outputStream);
Based on my profiling, write seems fast enough, the bottleneck is the frequent memory allocation.
@qing-wang I know, I must find some time to port the video converter from Webcamoid to the virtual cameras.
I'm seeing AKVCamManager consuming 85% cpu and can't get past 21fps
I assume this might be related to this issue? Or should I open a new issue? I'm using 9.11 on a intel mac
Hi, I installed the virtual camera service in the Mac version, and then tried to write a 2m pixel fwrite (buffer, buffer_size, 1, proc) each time, but it took about 200 milliseconds, causing the picture to get stuck. What's the reason,