Player - Video

• Number Buffers - This can adjust the number of memory buffers used for playback

• Default View Sets the default display resolution for video or image files in the playback window.

• Playback Queue Controls the number of frames preloaded into memory before playback begins, affecting playback smoothness and responsiveness.

• Swap Interval Determines whether frame updates are synchronized with the vertical blanking interval (V-Sync) to prevent screen tearing during playback.

• Drop Frames for Sync Controls how aggressively Tin Man will drop frames to maintain audio/video synchronization during playback.

• Clock Selects the timing source used to regulate playback speed and maintain accurate timing.

• Use GPU Buffers When Able Enables storage of RAW video frames directly on the GPU for faster playback performance when supported.

• Prefer CUDA (Windows Only) Use NVIDIA CUDA GPU acceleration for ARRIRAW, Blackmagic RAW, Canon RAW, CinemaDNG, and RED RAW formats. When unchecked OpenCL is used - requires app restart.

• Hide on Deactivate (2nd Display – macOS, Pro Version Only) When enabled, the Second Display Window will automatically hide when Tin Man is no longer the active application and reappear when it becomes active again.

  Note: This does not affect the Second Display when it is in full-screen mode.