Player - Video
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Number Buffers - This can adjust the number of memory buffers used for playback
Default View - This can adjust the default resolution of a video or image file in the playback screen
Playback Queue - This can adjust the default number of frames queued in the memory buffer before playback starts
Swap Interval - This can adjust whether or not a video frame is changed at the vertical blank to prevent "tearing" in video frame when playing
Drop Frames For Sync - This can control how aggressive to be to drop frames to keep video/audio sync
Clock - This determines which clock to use to keep the video at the correct playback rate
Use GPU Buffers when able - This determines whether to keep RAW video frames on the GPU for playback (currently Windows only)
Hide On Deactivate (2nd Display - macOS - Pro Version only) - When checked - if the 2nd Display Window is on - it will auto-hide when Tin Man is not the current active application in macOS and it will re-appear when Tin Man is the current active application in macOS. This does not have nay effect when the 2nd Display Window is in full screen mode.