When the host applies a memory cap, it can request the source to skip
every stride points (always > 0) so a large file produces a coarser,
but still-valid, chunk stream. Sources that don't support this can
decode normally and ignore the hint — the host will downsample on the
receiving end.
Stride-based downsampling control.
When the host applies a memory cap, it can request the source to skip every
stridepoints (always > 0) so a large file produces a coarser, but still-valid, chunk stream. Sources that don't support this can decode normally and ignore the hint — the host will downsample on the receiving end.