Lines Matching refs:frames
161 // An InProcessReceiver that renders video frames to a LinuxOutputWindow and
162 // audio frames via Chromium's audio stack.
164 // InProcessReceiver pushes audio and video frames to this subclass, and these
165 // frames are pushed into a queue. Then, for audio, the Chromium audio stack
166 // will make polling calls on a separate, unknown thread whereby audio frames
169 // queues are pruned (i.e., received frames are skipped) when the system is not
170 // able to play back as fast as frames are entering the queue.
173 // 1. It only skips frames to handle slower-than-expected playout, or halts
176 // frames with the audio frames.
178 // timing issues or missing frames.
194 // Maximum age is the duration of 3 video frames. 3 was chosen
228 // Now, stop receiving new frames.
231 // Finally, clear out any frames remaining in the queues.
273 << "Video: Discontinuity in received frames.";
290 << "Audio: Discontinuity in received frames.";
294 audio_frame->frames(),
324 int samples_remaining = dest->frames();
352 currently_playing_audio_frame_->frames() -
362 currently_playing_audio_frame_->frames()) {
373 dest->ZeroFramesPartial(dest->frames() - samples_remaining,
377 return dest->frames();
504 // Frames in the queue older than this (relative to NowTicks()) will be
