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This documentation outlines globally available constants used for specifying the source type of aGMLImage.
GMLImagesource can be represented byUIImage,CVPixelBuffer, orCMSampleBuffer, each associated with a specific constant.
These constants (GMLImageSourceTypeImage,GMLImageSourceTypePixelBuffer,GMLImageSourceTypeSampleBuffer) are primarily used within the Objective-C environment.
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