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Hap Video 0

by Clay Tercek | MIT

GPU-native Hap video playback. BC-compressed frames decode straight to texture, fast enough for many simultaneous 4K@60 layers, with instant seek and reverse

Hap Video plays Hap-encoded QuickTime/MOV files with GPU-native decoding. Hap frames are already GPU texture-compressed, so playback is just a Snappy decompress and a texture upload. There's no CPU-side pixel decoding and no per-frame color conversion

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