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I never used the old Tweetdeck. The web version now has the icons on the left sidebar. I must say I don't really use them there, but the horizontal scrollbar...

I get about 0.1s per mainloop iteration on a Ryzen 8-Core CPU with 100% load on one core. Evaluating the network seems to be 0.01-0.02s, getting the images and scheduling...

``` timestamp = time.time() # code to benchmark print(time.time() - timestamp) ``` This may not be the best profiler, but its enough to get a rough impression what may be...

Some thoughts about performance - I think copying a numpy array is probably fast. Numpy/Scipy do much in C and are in general optimized for performace I would think that...

@Nerdyvedi Did you test it in some way? I think it will have quite a bit of issues. When grabbing the next frame at the beginning of the loop you...

Maybe no stack is needed, but just double buffering and correct locking. I am still not convinced if this is the most important part that should be optimized at cost...

1) How do you handle that you can grab several frames before the first is sent to the fake cam? How do you select the next one? 2) Sounds good....

1) I guess one would only need two frames. The last one and the one that is currently grabbed and some intelligent locking. 2) Looks good there. I thought about...

I am not that convinced of threading. One would like to have the most recent frame when the current one is finished (discarding all in-between frames) to minimize latency, but...

I created a branch for benchmarking: https://github.com/allo-/virtual_webcam_background/tree/benchmark_webcam_fps Set the size options, the (max) `fps` option and the `mjpeg` option to test the speed of the capturing itself. I get for...