Closed andrasfuchs closed 11 years ago
There is a separate "benchmark" utility that attempts to do that...though obviously it's not visible enough. Check it out and give feedback :)
On Wed, Jul 3, 2013 at 1:55 PM, Andras Fuchs notifications@github.comwrote:
It would be great to see in the configuration util what rate can the codec capture the video at any given moment.
Right now when capture my screen I get a speed of around 20 frames per second. It would be great if I had a chance to tune it up.
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I played around yesterday and I found out that the current fps is indeed displayed in the ffmpeg console window, so it is not necessary to add it to your tool ;)
The benchmark utility is cool, it show estimates which is useful before starting recording.
It would be great to see in the configuration util what rate can the codec capture the video at any given moment.
Right now when capture my screen I get a speed of around 20 frames per second. It would be great if I had a chance to tune it up.