The AddFrame method is used to add a frame to the video being created by the VideoWriter. This method takes in the frame data and an optional timestamp, and returns a boolean indicating whether the frame was successfully added.
The AddFrame method is used to add a frame to the video being created by the VideoWriter. This method takes in the frame data and an optional timestamp, and returns a boolean indicating whether the frame was successfully added.
To use the AddFrame method, you need to have an instance of VideoWriter. You can then call AddFrame with the frame data and an optional timestamp. The frame data should be provided as a ReadOnlySpan<byte>, and the timestamp as a Nullable<TimeSpan> if you wish to specify the exact time for the frame.
// Create an instance of VideoWriter
VideoWriter videoWriter = new VideoWriter();
// Frame data as a ReadOnlySpan<byte>
ReadOnlySpan<byte> frameData = new byte[] { /* frame data bytes */ };
// Optional timestamp for the frame
TimeSpan? timestamp = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1.5);
// Add the frame to the video
bool success = videoWriter.AddFrame(frameData, timestamp);
if (success)
{
// Frame was successfully added
}
else
{
// Handle the failure to add the frame
}