~shiny/gbcap

b16e331e22e7a157efb390154b73d427ce07e928 — Thomas Spurden 3 years ago 4e2c653
Add a bit more info to the readme
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@@ 20,10 20,14 @@ Captured raw data can be decompressed into images using `decomp_stream.py`:
    ./decomp_stream.py --output-gif frames.gif frames.cap

The GIFs output from this will be pretty big and unoptimised - try `gifsicle` to
optimise the size, or use `gif2webp` to convert to `webp`.
optimise the size, or use `gif2webp` to convert to `webp`. More annoyingly they
will run too slow (at 50fps rather than 60fps) due to the low precision of the
GIF frame duration.

There is also an option to output a set of pgm images, one per frame.

    ./decomp_stream.py --output-pgm frames/ frames.cap

[papilio pro]: http://papilio.cc/index.php?n=Papilio.PapilioPro 

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