Out Display is capable of transferring responsibility for zoom
handling to the GPU by committing the CVB image data to a
WriteableBitmap object. However, WriteableBitmaps are afflicted by
a bug in the WPF runtime that seems to be triggered depending on the
bitmap's size (see for example this discussion here:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/d4f943eb-630e-48ac-a8f8-00e539bb7856/wpf-crashes-with-error-hresult-0x88980406-at?forum=wpf
We are currently working around this issue by limiting the size of
the WriteableBitmap that is generated (if a Cvb image that is too
big is set on the Image property an
OutOfMemoryException will be raised). As the size limit cannot be
determined by any means available to us, we are working with a
definable limit. The default has been chosen to a size that we have
found to generally work well on our systems.
Namespace: Stemmer.Cvb.Wpf.Controls
Assembly: Stemmer.Cvb.Wpf (in Stemmer.Cvb.Wpf.dll) Version: 14.0.0.0
Syntax
Property Value
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