Command to show FPS

[Gapplay]

A command line option (--print-fps) could be added to enable it on start.

#418 (comment)

[rom1v]

Thank you for the feature request.

However, I quickly checked, with --no-display (while recording), the frames are not counted because they are not even decoded. So this won't fit your needs.

[Gapplay]

no problem, The command could be still useful to show fps without pressing ctrl+i.

[RaenonX]

When will this command option becomes available? It seems that as of now (v1.14), this is still not yet supported.

[rom1v]

There is no such option yet. Why do you need it in practice? (you could just press Ctrl+i)

[RaenonX]

I use a batch file to start this every time. I know that I can press Ctrl+I to start it. But if I want to track the FPS every time I use the app, then I will need to press Ctrl+I every time I start it. If this option is available, then I can simply start my bat file, then focus onto the other window, no need to Ctrl+I.

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[rom1v]

Implemented by #3030.

[RaenonX]

Implemented by #3030.

Thanks for implementing this 2 yr 11 mo-old baby!