exportSizeFor

The frame size to record at, given what the renderer is currently managing.

function exportSizeFor(width: number, height: number, measuredFps: number, targetFps: number,

import { exportSizeFor } from '@driftengine/core';

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
`width`	`number`
`height`	`number`
`measuredFps`	`number`
`targetFps`	`number`
`/** * Pixels the measurement was taken at — the window's own drawing buffer. * * Without it the comparison is between a rate measured on a 1200x700 window and * a demand made of a 1080x1920 frame`
`which is three times the pixels: a * machine holding a comfortable 100 fps in the window is credited with being * able to hold it at the export size`
`and it cannot. That optimism is why an * export dropped frames on hardware whose preview was flawless. Omit for the * old behaviour`
`which is to trust the raw number. */ measuredAtPixels?: number`

In depth

Both dimensions stay even: every H.264 encoder in the share path wants an even width and height, and an odd one is either rejected or silently padded.