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In the asynchronous mode the filter can be used to smooth the delays that might be caused by the process that communicates with the output pin of the filter. For instance, the output pin of the Stream Buffer can be connected to an encoder that can at a certain moment (such as a sudden CPU overload) process only 24 frames per second, while the source generates 25. If there's no buffer, the encoder will skip frames. Stream Buffer will help to eliminate such problems. If used together with MultiGraph Sink/Source, the filter can help overcome permanent performance issues – i.e. the output of the filter will be switched to a new thread upon the fill of the buffer. See MultiGraph Toolkit for more information. | In the asynchronous mode the filter can be used to smooth the delays that might be caused by the process that communicates with the output pin of the filter. For instance, the output pin of the Stream Buffer can be connected to an encoder that can at a certain moment (such as a sudden CPU overload) process only 24 frames per second, while the source generates 25. If there's no buffer, the encoder will skip frames. Stream Buffer will help to eliminate such problems. If used together with MultiGraph Sink/Source, the filter can help overcome permanent performance issues – i.e. the output of the filter will be switched to a new thread upon the fill of the buffer. See MultiGraph Toolkit for more information. | ||
Revision as of 02:58, 22 March 2008
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A DirectShow filter for buffering a data stream in the system's memory.
Overview
- Type: DirectShow Filter
- Status: Released
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In the asynchronous mode the filter can be used to smooth the delays that might be caused by the process that communicates with the output pin of the filter. For instance, the output pin of the Stream Buffer can be connected to an encoder that can at a certain moment (such as a sudden CPU overload) process only 24 frames per second, while the source generates 25. If there's no buffer, the encoder will skip frames. Stream Buffer will help to eliminate such problems. If used together with MultiGraph Sink/Source, the filter can help overcome permanent performance issues – i.e. the output of the filter will be switched to a new thread upon the fill of the buffer. See MultiGraph Toolkit for more information.
In the synchronous mode the filter can be used to enable time-shifting. For example, the recording process can be initiated upon an incoming event (such as a notification from a motion detector) and will start the actual recording several seconds prior to the event (due to the time shift).
Stream Buffer is available with the MultiGraph Toolkit.
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