Dear all,
I would like to submit the following feature request: the ability to change the
output frame rate by means of a command line option, subject to feasibility. I
would find this useful when running "dump-gnash". As things stand, the desired
frame rate is 100 fps however it outputs at 39 - 41fps depending on the video,
however a frame rate of 25 or 30 fps would suffice for many of my videos, would
create smaller videos and I am not an expert, however I believe that some video
formats may be restricted to 25fps anyway.
I am competent (although un-employable) in C++ so I think I could implement
this
feature. So I believe, the current 100fps is defined in Player.cpp as follows:
if (! _delay) {
// 10ms per heart beat
_delay = 10;
}
_gui->setInterval(_delay);
This would easily be changed to
_delay = 40; OR
#define _FRAMES_PER_SECOND 25
_delay = 1000 / FRAMES_PER_SECOND; OR
(psuedocode)
int _frames_per_second = ....... read command line argument -fps
_delay = 1000 / _frames_per_second;
If that is the case, it should be easy to implement.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Best regards,
Dan Cook
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