It should load it all into vidRAM, however some gfxcards will store it in system RAM if it's currently not on-screen (I think!)
Maybe, this effect is being caused by the frames being copied one-by-one into vidRAM as you display them? (just a wild guess...)
Maybe, this effect is being caused by the frames being copied one-by-one into vidRAM as you display them? (just a wild guess...)