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When recording a gif I always have to trade off file size and smoothness of the recording. I think there's a way to do better.
In general, I expect smoothness when looking at small elements – mouse movements, dropdowns, etc. If, however, the entire screen is animated, it is OK for the framerate to drop significantly.
I wish there was a way to specify the framerate as a min and max value. For example, --min-fps 10 --max-fps 60 can mean that during high-bitrate moments, the gif will have an equivalent of 10 fps recording. However, at all other times, 60 fps can be maintained.
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When recording a gif I always have to trade off file size and smoothness of the recording. I think there's a way to do better.
In general, I expect smoothness when looking at small elements – mouse movements, dropdowns, etc. If, however, the entire screen is animated, it is OK for the framerate to drop significantly.
I wish there was a way to specify the framerate as a min and max value. For example,
--min-fps 10 --max-fps 60
can mean that during high-bitrate moments, the gif will have an equivalent of 10 fps recording. However, at all other times, 60 fps can be maintained.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: