Release 0.1.16
New:
- Option --scale now accepts value of camera=<front, rear, left, right>. to set the scale of for each camera individually (value of 1 is 1280x960 for the clip)
- Option --swap_frontrear to swap front&rear cameras in output.
- Option --background to specify background color (default is black).
- Option --fps to set the frame rate for resulting video. Default is set to 24 (Tesla records at about 33 fps). Issue #85
- Parameter file (provided using @) can now include comments (specify using #)
- Option --loglevel to allow for debug information to be printed.
Fixed:
- Providing paths with spaces did not work in parameter files even although it worked from command line. Issue #89
- Changed Arial font on MacOS to Arial Unicode (from Arial) as it seems Arial is not available anymore on MacOS 10.15 (Catalina). Issue #64
- Incorrect encoder for x265 with Intel GPU hardware encoding - mbaileys
Changed:
- --speedup and --slowdown now accepts a float allowing for example to speed video up by 1.5
- Option --scale also accept fixed resolution (i.e. 640x480) for the clip.
- View of rear camera will be mirrored as well if side cameras are shown as mirror
- For all layouts default is to show mirror for rear&side if front camera is shown, otherwise show as rear viewing.
- Swap left&right cameras when showing rear&side as rear viewing, and not to swap them when showing rear&side as mirror view.
- Re-organized help (-h) for all parameters by grouping them.
- Added message to install fonts using apt-get install ttf-freefont on Linux if font file is not found.
- Only execute if we're main allowing to be imported into other scripts. Issue #94
- Cleaned-up this README file to provide better information.