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VideoFrameTexture

This class can be used as an alternative way to define video data. Instead of using an instance of HTMLVideoElement like with VideoTexture, VideoFrameTexture expects each frame is defined manually via VideoFrameTexture#setFrame. A typical use case for this module is when video frames are decoded with the WebCodecs API.

Code Example

const texture = new THREE.VideoFrameTexture();
texture.setFrame( frame );

Constructor

new VideoFrameTexture( mapping : number, wrapS : number, wrapT : number, magFilter : number, minFilter : number, format : number, type : number, anisotropy : number )

Constructs a new video frame texture.

mapping

The texture mapping.
Default is Texture.DEFAULT_MAPPING.
wrapS

The wrapS value.
Default is ClampToEdgeWrapping.
wrapT

The wrapT value.
Default is ClampToEdgeWrapping.
magFilter

The mag filter value.
Default is LinearFilter.
minFilter

The min filter value.
Default is LinearFilter.
format

The texture format.
Default is RGBAFormat.
type

The texture type.
Default is UnsignedByteType.
anisotropy

The anisotropy value.
Default is Texture.DEFAULT_ANISOTROPY.

Properties

.isVideoFrameTexture : boolean (readonly)

This flag can be used for type testing.
Default is true.

Methods

.setFrame( frame : VideoFrame )

Sets the current frame of the video. This will automatically update the texture so the data can be used for rendering.

frame

The video frame.

.update()

This method overwritten with an empty implementation since this type of texture is updated via setFrame().

Overrides: VideoTexture#update

Source

src/textures/VideoFrameTexture.js