Buffer optimization
A buffer, memory technology, used in instruments, static indicators, cathode ray tube indicators, etc., to solve problems such as unsupportable, inefficient processing, and inability to account for differences in equipment and content types
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[0011] In general, video processing and playback consumes large amounts of memory and processing power, especially for popular and emerging high-resolution formats such as 1080p and 4K, the consumption can be considerable. Accordingly, some low-end devices with limited capabilities may not be able to support content in these formats, and / or using such devices without buffer / surface optimization, processing may be slow and / or inefficient.
[0012] This document describes buffer optimization techniques in which a computing device's graphics processing system is configured to depend on the format used for decoding and rendering (e.g., video format, bit depth, resolution, content type, etc.) Processing capability is the capability of a device to implement and select between multiple buffer schemes for the processing of an encoded data stream. Processing of the encoded data stream via the graphics processing system for display then occurs using the selected one o...
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