Minor Changes
- #4
afe02f8 Thanks @BANG88! - The iOS JPEG path now has the same discipline as the Android one. serve-sim encodes the whole framebuffer — 1206x2622 on an iPhone 17 Pro, 100-700 KB a picture, at whatever rate the guest redraws — and a phone viewer drawing it at 402x874 points paid for every byte. Each attached JPEG stream now runs through ffmpeg (mjpeg -> scale -> mjpeg) with three new flags: --ios-max-size (default 1024, longest side, aspect kept, even dimensions; 0 disables scaling), --ios-jpeg-max-fps (default 20, drop-never-queue, applied before ffmpeg so a dropped picture costs nothing; 0 uncaps) and --ios-jpeg-quality (default 70). screen.scale shrinks in step with the picture so width / scale is still the device's point size; stats on an iOS stream reports frameSize beside videoSize, and the attach log line says the delivered size. Without a usable ffmpeg the pictures still arrive, at full size, and the log says so. The iOS H.264 path is unchanged.
npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/simfarm/v/0.3.0
