This would allow conforming by forcing the timestamps of the container to be generated at a certain frame rate, versus the normal way of following the wall clock which somehow resembles the real time production. This would allow e.g. shooting at 120fps but forcing a recording at, say, 30fps, which will produce a slo-mo video at 4x speed. I propose adding a parameter to MediaRecorderOptions.
I like specifying the frame rate itself versus e.g. a multiplication/division factor so that it's not depending on the input frame rate, which might be flaky, e.g. with changes in illumination.
This would allow
conformingby forcing the timestamps of the container to be generated at a certain frame rate, versus the normal way of following the wall clock which somehow resembles the real time production. This would allow e.g. shooting at 120fps but forcing a recording at, say, 30fps, which will produce a slo-mo video at 4x speed. I propose adding a parameter toMediaRecorderOptions.I like specifying the frame rate itself versus e.g. a multiplication/division factor so that it's not depending on the input frame rate, which might be flaky, e.g. with changes in illumination.