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video-frame-renderer

v0.1.2

Published

VideoFrame renderer on webgl which accepts various pixel formats

Downloads

199

Readme

video-frame-renderer

Overview

video-frame-renderer is a library designed to provide a performant method for drawing VideoFrame objects on WebGL (GPU) while supporting various pixel formats. This library is particularly useful for applications requiring high-efficiency video processing in web environments, as it optimizes the rendering pathway to utilize GPU capabilities for pixel format conversion and rendering.

Supported Pixel Formats

The library supports a wide range of pixel formats, including:

  • BGRA
  • BGRX
  • I420
  • I420A
  • I422
  • I444
  • NV12
  • RGBA
  • RGBX

Why video-frame-renderer?

Video frames may be returned from the browser in different pixel formats, such as I420 and NV12, which represent YUV formats. These formats are more data-efficient compared to RGBA but require conversion for rendering, traditionally done via CPU, leading to performance bottlenecks. video-frame-renderer addresses this issue by performing YUV to RGBA conversion directly on the GPU, ensuring high performance and efficiency.

API

type Renderer = {
    draw: (frame: RenderFrame) => true | Error;
    destroy: () => void;
};

type RenderFrame = {
    data: ArrayBuffer;
    codedWidth: number;
    codedHeight: number;
    format: VideoPixelFormat;
    timestamp?: number;
    layout?: PlaneLayout[];
};

function createRenderer(canvas: HTMLCanvasElement): Renderer | Error;

Usage

Below is a basic example of how to use video-frame-renderer to render a VideoFrame from a VideoDecoder output:

const frame: VideoFrame = ... // VideoDecoder output

// Rectangle needed for Androids to correctly copy frame
const rect = { x: 0, y: 0, width: frame.codedWidth, height: frame.codedHeight };
const size = frame.allocationSize({ rect });
const data = new ArrayBuffer(size);

frame.copyTo(data, { rect })
    .then(() => {
        const renderFrame = {
            codedWidth: frame.codedWidth,
            codedHeight: frame.codedHeight,
            format: frame.format,
            data,
        };

       const renderer = createRenderer(canvas);
       if (renderer instanceof Error) {
           // Handle error
           return;
       }
       renderer.draw(renderFrame);
});

Installation

npm install video-frame-renderer

Run examples

npm run dev

Convert example image rgb to yuv

ffmpeg -i cat-rainbow.webp -pix_fmt yuv420p cat-rainbow-i420.yuv
ffmpeg -i cat-rainbow.webp -pix_fmt nv12 cat-rainbow-nv12.yuv

GIT

https://github.com/guntisdev/video-frame-renderer

License

video-frame-renderer is MIT licensed.