Chris Gervang

Regarding the open questions, - Is it right to wrap the various APIs or should the client be responsible for passing in a buffer? I'm leaning towards ease-of-use for common...

@belom88 do you have a screenshot or test program I can run to see before/after #2045?

I think the main reason for this is that many color spaces don't have an alpha channel. Or maybe if they do have an alpha (like rgba, rgba hex, or...

> It seems like for both cases(existing or non-existing animation), setKeyframes' behavior is identical. Would it be possible for code to get some feedback or differentiate if it couldn't find...

They may be used in an async context where the getter/setter call may be statically defined, but the animation won't be set until the data loads. In that case, returning...

@hkim8567 can you share the screenshot of 000000.jpeg zoomed out?

Nice find. Did some reading up on [the spec](https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/canvas.html#dom-canvas-toblob-dev), since toBlob wasn't an option I knew about when first implementing the encoders. `toBlob` is probably a better option for all...

It's good with me, and I'm sure Ib as well. Yeah, I imagine the Hubble encoder would wrap a loaders builder. We never covered the builder design with an RFC...

Do you think this would be a good replacement or configurable alternative to use within luma? As you touch on, I don't think hubble needs a consistent timer to move...

I've thought of Hubble as only focused on the non-realtime use case, and am comfortable making design decisions that sacrifice the typical interactive web concerns in return for "pixel-perfect" results...