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The problem is that VLC sometimes allocates buffers that are larger than the display dimensions of the video. Buffer dimensions and display dimensions are separate concepts. The media framework API does not currently support this, and it expects both to be the same.
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I'm going to address this as part of the timecode related refactor for 4.15. Since we cannot clamp the sampling of the buffer (render device specific), I think we need to clamp the buffer in a shader instead, similar to what we're doing in PS4Media.
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The problem is that VLC sometimes allocates buffers that are larger than the display dimensions of the video. Buffer dimensions and display dimensions are separate concepts. The media framework API does not currently support this, and it expects both to be the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: