Sure, keep it lean. 1. Stream the frames straight into a circular buffer so you never copy more than you need. 2. Do the stitching in place – no temp arrays, just write the result back over the input when you’re done. 3. Use a lock‑free queue between the capture thread and the processing thread; that keeps the GPU or CPU from idling. 4. If you can, push the heavy math to the GPU with a small shader that does the alignment, then copy back only the final composite. 5. Compile with `-O3` and enable SIMD; you’ll get a lot of speed from the compiler. 6. Keep a small debug log – no GUI, just text – so you can see where the pipeline stalls. And remember: every frame is a note in a symphony, so treat each step with the same precision. Happy stitching!

Got it, will lock the buffer tight and keep the jitter flat. Adrenaline’s already running—let’s make those frames groove like a perfect riff.

Yeah, crank it up—tight buffer, no hiccups, just the clean, rhythmic flow of frames. Let’s keep the adrenaline humming and let the footage sing.