frameSize
Framesize refers to the spatial dimensions of a single frame in a digital image or video, typically expressed as width by height in pixels (for example, 1920x1080). It defines the frame’s resolution and, together with frame rate, influences image quality, display compatibility, and data requirements.
Frame size is closely tied to aspect ratio—the proportional relationship between width and height. Common consumer
In encoding and playback, larger frame sizes require more memory for storage and more processing power for
Applications and examples: in video production, frame size is chosen to match recording equipment, delivery formats,
In streaming and broadcasting, frame size may be adjusted dynamically to balance visual quality and bandwidth,