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…encoder jpegio_encode() is declared weak, so a firmware without jpegio still links and capture_jpeg() raises OSError naming what is missing. It asks for the engine's own RGB565 read (exact=false): zero-copy from the frame buffer, as before, so the frame rate is unchanged.
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Media modules roadmap, Phase 2 (D2): cameraif owns no JPEG encoder; capture_jpeg() calls jpegio's C API (jpegio_encode, declared weak), asking for the engine's own RGB565 read (exact=false), zero-copy from the frame buffer as before.
Proven on the P4 panel's camera with micropython-pydevices media/2-jpegio-encode: examples/camera_snapshot.py and examples/camera_mjpeg.py run unchanged (every streamed frame a whole 800x800 JPEG Pillow decodes), and capture_jpeg(70) runs at 35.7 fps, the README's 36.
A firmware without jpegio still links; capture_jpeg() then raises OSError naming jpegio.