Method apparatus for dynamically reducing application render-to-on screen time in a desktop environment
An application and timer technology, applied in the direction of program control design, digital output to display devices, user interface execution, etc., can solve problems such as inability to superimpose useful content, and no full-screen exclusive mode operation.
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[0030] Various embodiments of a computing system operable to render video using a windowed mode application are disclosed. One variation is operable to render video content for display on a display device and periodically refresh the display device. The video content includes at least one application window. A desktop compositor, which may be an operating system process, is operable to wake up and execute a command to composite a video frame that is a composite surface including the at least one application window, and cause a buffer inversion to deliver the video frame to the display device. A high resolution timer is operable to cause the desktop compositor to wake up and execute the command in multiple instances between display refreshes. In conventional systems, the desktop compositor wakes up and executes only once after each refresh cycle, which introduces a buffer inversion delay. Additional details will now be described.
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