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When a stream is created, it is configured with a certain "buffer count", which is the maximum number of capture frames that can remain in-flight at a time. When this limit is reached, a capture stream will stall until a buffer becomes available. In CrabGrab, that means drop()ing a VideoFrame
We need to better document this behavior. It would be good to have a FAQ or Useful Info section in the crate root documentation that goes over this and other screen capture quirks.
When a stream is created, it is configured with a certain "buffer count", which is the maximum number of capture frames that can remain in-flight at a time. When this limit is reached, a capture stream will stall until a buffer becomes available. In CrabGrab, that means
drop()ing aVideoFrameWe need to better document this behavior. It would be good to have a FAQ or Useful Info section in the crate root documentation that goes over this and other screen capture quirks.