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Let's consider the code:
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lirs::V4L2VideoCapture capture("/dev/video0", ...);
if (capture.IsOpened()) {
capture.StartStreaming();
// formats, frame, etc. rate are negotiated, buffers are allocated
capture.Set(lirs::CaptureParams::FPS, 60); // change the frame
}In the code above frame rate is being changed during streaming process.
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We currently create an iterator count the number of entries to returns to compute the number of entries a database stores.
There is a better way that is not
O(n)which is using thenum_entriesfield of theStatstruct that is returned by [themdb_statfunction](https://