ryan.mcgeeandClaude Opus 4.7
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The overlay feed (rendering, MJPEG broadcaster, RTSP) is now gated by a master toggle persisted in the state file alongside the RTSP toggles. A fresh install serves only the raw feed and skips the JPEG decode / draw / re-encode loop entirely, saving the bulk of the per-frame CPU. Pipeline changes: - runOverlay() drops frames when the master is off, before any decode - New SetOverlayEnabled() clears the overlay broadcaster's cached frame and stops the ffmpeg overlay process when disabling - The user's RTSP overlay preference is tracked in overlayRTSPPref so it survives master toggles. RTSP overlay only runs when both master overlay and the user preference are on. - State struct renamed pipelineState; adds overlay_enabled field. Old state files load cleanly (missing field defaults to false). Web changes: - New /api/overlay endpoint (GET/POST) for the master toggle - /stream/overlay and /snapshot/overlay return 503 when master is off, so img elements show broken instead of hanging on an empty stream - /overlay full-screen page redirects to / when master is off - mjpeg.Broadcaster.Clear() empties the cached last frame so snapshots do not serve stale data after a feed is disabled UI: - Master "Overlay feed" toggle in the stats bar - Overlay card is hidden when master is off; img src is removed so the browser does not retry against a 503 endpoint - RTSP overlay sub-toggle is disabled in the UI when master is off Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>