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Sounds good. Hopefully macosx-arm64 could be eventually added too.

For higher frame rates and certain codecs you may run into situation when `grab()` takes longer than the frame length. You would need to skip `grab`s frames to catch up...

@YazdanNA I created a "simple" example and added to OpenCV_Cookbook examples here: https://github.com/bytedeco/javacv-examples/blob/e5e1ecda675b08c56867358e59cdcbeee82d717e/OpenCV_Cookbook/src/main/scala/opencv_cookbook/chapter11/DisplayVideoSequence.scala The example aims at playing video at correct playback speed. Delay is added to for slow frame...

PR #1659 seem to nicely simulate the "-re" option ("-re" assumes that capture and processing can be done faster that frame rate). Only the Javadoc could be more descriptive how...

You need to install FlyCapture binaries from Flir. Version needs to match the preset version. Then you can use the FlyCapture preset without errors On Tue, Jun 14, 2022, 4:51...

@mrlimbic Which version of JavaFX are you using?

I am using 1.5.9 and cannot reproduce the issue on macOS 14. Is it your Mac an Intel or an Mx? Can you share a sample video with the issues?

What about this example, following @philwalk suggestion, in Scala 3: ```scala import scalafx.application.JFXApp3 import scalafx.application.JFXApp3.PrimaryStage import scalafx.collections.ObservableBuffer import scalafx.scene.Scene import scalafx.scene.chart.PieChart object PieChartDemo extends JFXApp3: private val dataPairs = Seq(("A",...

As for the original example that does not compile in Scala 3. I think the simplest workaround is to explicitly use `delegate` (underlaying JavaFX type): ```scala fill

@philwalk I agree that adding `.delegate` to both may look more "regular". That was actually may original suggestion before the edit. What I am trying to say that adding the...