> That will at least solve the problem that we then can do videos, but
> as told, the biggest problem with *smooth* videos is to do pictures for the
> correct time slots ...
> To do that right, I believe we will need to be able to do a complete replay,
> then we can render frames that match the apropriate time slots for the video.
> If you do that different You will notice a slight jitter because of
> that /wrong/ frames.
Just a note. All the FG videos I've made are created using xvidcap
(xvidcap.sf.net). That is grabing frames and encoding it on the fly. Of
course, that slows down FG fps a bit, probably from say >60fps to
30-40fps. This is on a P4 2.4G. Mind you I'm only capturing 25fps, and
I'm sure there will be dropped frames. And oh that's with audio
capturing/encoding on the fly too.
And btw, ffmpeg's x11grab code is based on xvidcap's, or so I was
told.
Pigeon.
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