Player - Video
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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 (Windows Only) Enables storage of RAW video frames directly on the GPU for faster playback performance when supported.
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.