You shouldn't move it anywhere.
You don't need a thread for that.Anyway, the worker thread is for sending information to the secondary process, which runs graphics and needs to be updated every video frame. There has to be a separate thread for this so that sending this info won't get delayed by e.g. time-consuming gui events of the primary process.
"Standard" according to what specifications? In Qt you don't need threads for i/o because all operations are asynchronous.It's just a standard i/o worker thread.
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