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- amanda1 February 2018
- KevinWorkman January 2018
- kfrajer January 2018
- oysteinhaugseth February 2018
Capture video of P5 sketch?
Hi! A client of mine wants to use the sketch I made at the beginning of their PowerPoint presentation. I couldn't find a way to insert the javascript code into PPT, so I guess I'm left with capturing the animation as video and inserting it into PPT. Are there any good tools to do this?
Thanks for taking the time to read this.
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For something quick and dumb, I just use Screen to Gif.
For more advanced captures, there is a ton of screen capture software out there. Google is your friend here.
Thanks again Kevin. Screen to Gif looks good!
Found a great tool which captures GIF, WebM and MP4. You can adjust the capture area, set framerate, and show/hide mouse cursor. It's called Kap: https://getkap.co/
Nice, thxs for sharing.
KF
Also thank you all! Myself I've been using for a long time another program (https://altami-studio.soft32.com/)
Thanks for the tip! I also tried to use ccapture.js, since it should be able to capture in a constant framerate, but couldn't make it work. I'm quite new to JS and P5, but for those more tech savy it would be worth checking out:
https://github.com/spite/ccapture.js/