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Alteration (enhancement/optimization) of existing feature(s)
New behavior
Description
At the moment we start ffmpeg after we stopped taking screenshots. The video-creation process can take quite long (up to a few minutes) depending on the duration of the recording.
It would be great if we could stream the screenshots into ffmpeg while we record.
The risk is that interrupting the recording (e.g. by locking the screen or hibernating the machine) could stop the ffmpeg stream. Also there would be no recovery in case the computer crashes.
Maybe there is an elegant solution to that.
Best thing I came up with so far is to keep the screenshots as a backup. If the process crashes, the user could at least manually stitch together a timelapse. If the recording succeeds, we could clean up the screenshots afterwards.
Thoughts appreciated.
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This is a good idea and @mre 's proposed solution above looks good, but I'd give this one a low priority over some of our other ideas, considering the end user's perspective.
For example, a user might be more easily put off by not being able to tune the screenshot intervals but might be willing to wait a few minutes for their video to be compiled.
Feature Request Type
Description
At the moment we start
ffmpeg
after we stopped taking screenshots. The video-creation process can take quite long (up to a few minutes) depending on the duration of the recording.It would be great if we could stream the screenshots into
ffmpeg
while we record.The risk is that interrupting the recording (e.g. by locking the screen or hibernating the machine) could stop the
ffmpeg
stream. Also there would be no recovery in case the computer crashes.Maybe there is an elegant solution to that.
Best thing I came up with so far is to keep the screenshots as a backup. If the process crashes, the user could at least manually stitch together a timelapse. If the recording succeeds, we could clean up the screenshots afterwards.
Thoughts appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: