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@Wunkolo Wunkolo commented Mar 17, 2023

Uses PF_State to conservatively upload the InputTexture only when needed. This optimizes the case where the source input layer is a static image, a time-remapped video, or a low-framerate image.

Ex, in the case of a static image, the source texture is only uploaded once, keeping track of its PF_State, and subsequent render requests will re-use this uploaded texture.

The coherency of PF_State needs to be validated a bit.

Resolves #5

Will optimize the case where either the source-layer is either a static
image or a low-framerate gif by identifying the uploaded contents of the
image with a P_State and re-using the uploaded image rather than
uploading it each frame.
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Wunkolo commented Mar 17, 2023

Red frames indicate a GPU upload of the input texture. With a 12.5 gif in a 50fps composition, the input-texture is now only uploaded to the GPU when the incoming frame index is unique from the previous.
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Having the additional ImageCreateInfo does not really make sense in this case since the PF_State is enough.
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Utilize PF_State-based caching for uploads

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