Optimize GETDISP Websocket Command #200
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Add a simple "compression" to framebuffer uploads. The unused upper 8 bits of an RGB value are now a repeat count. It tells how often the same color shall be used on the pixels that follow. Example: To upload an empty black 32x8 frame buffer, only a single 0xFF000000 data value will be send.
Use >>> operator in javascript for unsigned value shifting. Use real pixel resolution instead of hardcoded 32x8.
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Add a simple "compression" to framebuffer uploads. The unused
upper 8 bits of an RGB value are now a repeat count. It tells how
often the same color shall be used on the pixels that follow.
Example:
To upload an empty black 32x8 frame buffer, only a
single 0xFF000000 data value will be send.