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I have no issues with IINA idling, when paused or after playback has finished – only during playback.įrom developer's responses to other issues I gather this is not normal. It doesn't matter if playback is windowed/fullscreen, scaled/unscaled, visible/off-screen or if IINA was already running or just launched. I have not seen a single playback deviating from this pattern. ° with hardware decoder (videotoolbox-co) I systematically tried various video types available to me in all three players, with the following results (approximate averages for Energy Impact and CPU % from Activity Monitor): Codec/Resolution

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Ability to download social media videos from link.

I just want to read the available frames and write them in a directory. Ability to extract frames from social media with link. I want to do some image processing on the frames of a video which is being uploaded to my server. When using IINA, my battery drains about twice as fast as when using VLC or QuickTime Player (or Quick Look or even HTML5 video in Safari). Main Features - Ability to choose a video from your gallery to extract frames. In most cases, IINA CPU and energy consumption is at least 50 % higher than that of VLC and at least double that of QuickTime Player, sometimes three to four times as high. In all playback scenarios I tried so far, with every file, IINA is eating much more CPU and energy (according to Activity Monitor) than either QuickTime Player or VLC. IINA should consume similar system resources (CPU, Energy Impact according to Activity Monitor) as QuickTime Player, or at worst not more than VLC. If you prefer I post in that issue however, please let me know. The only similar ticket I could find was #1207, which is also for the old Beta (and unresolved). My issue is only (and always!) during playback.

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Though I found many older tickets with similar complaints, many were specific to non-playback situations (paused, video finished, idle etc.) and almost all were for 1.0.0 Beta 1. Just as paint can update a frame to complement the art, it also works on picture mats.

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Needless to say I do not believe any manipulation of data is impossible with a computer and certainly if these video players can render to the screen they could keep a buffer in RAM with a history of rendered frames to at least allow some amount of frame by frame, but this is not feasible for an entire HD movie and thus, at least in VLC's case, they don't see the point of implementing it for clips of some maximum duration.I really like IINA, but I'm experiencing inacceptably high energy consumption and CPU usage during playback of all video types I have tried so far. Take an MPEG movie, where if, on frame 512, the top left corner has not changed since frame 265, video players are unable to go backwards and render the image correctly for frame 511 without theoretically loading some unknown number of previous frames to build a 'history' of the image. So here frame by frame is easy-the 'codec' is 'frame based'. For example, ImageJ will save AVI files which are evidently a sequence of JPEG images more or less concatenated into a single file. Right now, Amazon is offering up to 900 off the ultra stylish 2022 Samsung Frame TV. It is apparently not an easy thing to do for certain codecs (as far as I can tell, the ones designed for streaming, or 'multi-frame' compressions). Today having tried VLC only to discover it has a frame by frame forward but not backward, and subsequently landed on the VLC forums where many users ask for the feature, I learned something. It's mainly intended for splitting GIFs but can be used for. GIF explode tool, splitter, decompiler - call it whatever you want. Having tried many of the suggestions, I'm still frustrated with the lack of availability or ease of use of such a feature, which I find indispensable in an analytic environment (I'm not trying to go frame by frame on Leia's slave costume). Animated GIF, APNG, WebP, FLIF, AVIF and MNG frame splitter (extractor/decompiler) This online tool is designed to convert animated images into individual frames (sequence of images) to edit or view them separately. I've landed on this page quite often when trying to watch video clips frame by frame.

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