Video missing frames about 360-capture-sdk HOT 4 CLOSED

If you set FBCaptureSDK.vodVideoFrameRate to 60 fps, capture sdk will expect to get 60 textures per second for making 60 fps videos, but in your case, it seems like it can't pass 60 textures per sec to sdk side. What's your current resolution setting? And what's your graphics card? Can you try with lower resolutions?
I think you can still use "vodVideoFrameRate = 30" with your settings for GraphicsSettings.vSyncCount and Time.captureFramerate for your purpose though.

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Hi! Thanks for the very fast reponse!

I will try with lower resolutions, but when I tried doing a 24fps video it still came out super fast and had like 8 frames in it, instead of running at the expected speed.

it seems like it can't pass 60 textures per sec to sdk side

Do you mean that instead of queuing up the frames that are passed to the SDK, the extra ones are discarded?

If you set FBCaptureSDK.vodVideoFrameRate to 60 fps, capture sdk will expect to get 60 textures per second for making 60 fps videos

It seems like the SDK is not expecting to receive frames more frequently than the FPS set by FBCaptureSDK.vodVideoFrameRate. I expect this is the problem - we're sending frames more frequently than the FPS we specify in FBCaptureSDK.vodVideoFrameRate. e.g. for a 60fps video that's 10s long, we're sending 600 frames, but we're sending them over about 1s instead of over 10s.

Would it be possible for the SDK to accept frames more frequently than the specified FPS?

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Hi,
Basically, we're managing fps in encoding thread in FBCapture.dll and textures are totally encoded based on fps setting with timer function. For example, if we set fps to 30, then we're handling texture encode every 1/30 secs. Yes, SDK is not expecting to receive frames more frequently than the FPS set.
Your case seems to be edge case... I would recommend you to play with source code for custom.
Thanks,

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Hey, thanks for the reply! I see you've added c++ source to the repo, that's awesome! I'll have a look. Thanks!

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