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Introduction
Often reading each frame of an AVI file can take longer that the frame rate of the file. This example creates a buffer of images to read the frames of the AVI file into, then displays the images from that buffer. It removes the jumpy viewing by displaying the video file at the proper frame rate.
Additional Notes
Note that this stores each of the frames in RAM. This method currently only works with smaller AVI files based on RAM limitations.
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