Quote Originally Posted by w.brants View Post
KM uses HTML5 Canvas to render the animation.
One way would be to draw the current video frame like an image.
The other way would be to put a video object on top of the canvas as a layer.
The first option probably is more flexible but most likely will also use more cpu power and play the video less fluently. The second option most likely will give the best video quality but the disadvantage is that the video object always is on top and nothing can be put over it.
Thank you Wilbert.

[sadist mode on]
Please, please chose option one with the most crappy rendering available.
Take 200% of the CPU power and drain the battery to flat.
The owners of iDiotic devices must suffer.
[sadist mode off]
;-))))

Fun aside, I have sometimes placed a TV frame over a video, I personally would not care if it would not be seen. Someone however has surely placed control objects on the front and this would hurt.
So even without anger against Steve Jobs, I'd chose the most compatible option.

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