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1280x960 x 24-bit color x 24.414 FPS x (format) = 480,000,000 bps (480.000 Mbps) In short, it depends on the software you are using to take the video from the camera, the type of USB connection, the size of the image you are getting from the camera, and the capture settings WITHIN the software.
Most Gamers used Fraps tool to measure the FPS of a game. Fraps is a game-video-recording application, although it also has the ability to display an FPS counter over the current game.
The refresh rate (Hz) of your monitor does not affect the frame rate (FPS) your GPU will be outputting. If your FPS is higher than your refresh rate, your display will not be able to display all of the frames your computer is producing. So although the refresh rate doesn’t technically limit the frame rate, it does effectively set a cap.
According to the informations which I have found I have tried to enable FPS counter using chrome://flags and settings but I haven't found such option. How to do it ?
I would like to measure the performance of a YouTube video, for example the frame rate. There is an option on YouTube called "Stats for nerds", which displays the connection speed as well as buffer
Try mkvmerge --default-duration 0:24000/1001fps --fix-bitstream-timing-information 0 in.mkv -o out.mkv to change the video FPS. That won't touch the audio timing, so you will get a/v desync. 0: selects track 0 in your input file, which I think is usually the video. You will need to re-encode the audio after processing it with a pitch-preserving ...
Try recording a video with sound on bluetooth speakers with as much fps as possible, then also record a second video with regular speakers, then cut+reencode (avidemux is an option) the videos so they start at the same video frame and compare their audio wave (audacity with ffmpeg support is an option). If you don't have a video recorder you ...
The monitor refresh rate never changes once it's set. Are you looking for the currently effective fps? If yes, then this should come from your video player.
If the FPS rate of the game is higher than the monitor's refresh rate, some of the rendered frames are never shown and the time and processing power used rendering them is wasted.
Just use VNC client in RDP is better that use VNC CLIENT --> VNC SVR. Even using PIKVm inside RDP is better that use only pikvm. RDP is a only reasons why millions people still use windows because linux just still suck. Linux foundation and friends spending milions on so_cial w_arriros not on 20 years bug or new features.