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Interpolate exports after video fps

onnionni
in RaceChrono for Android
Hi there.
I see you can interpolate the data to 10hz, 20, 25, 50 and so on. But no 30? Or 29,997?
It would be nice, especially for the built in mp4 export, to interpolate to the same fps that the video is recorded in. If video is recorded in 30 fps, then interpolate to 30 fps as an option. If 60 fps, then interpolate to 60 as an option.

This would create a dramatic increase in smoothness in the video since there will be 1 unique (probably) value per frame. Especially for rpm's and gaugues that has small intervalls.

The effect can be created by using any third party mixer of course like racerender or other. But it would be nice to have it on the built in mp4 export as well.

Even better of course would be to choose fractions per fps and per input. For instance Speed = updates every other frame ( fps * 1/2). Rpm updates every frame (fps * 1/1)
Temperature = updates every 4th frame (fps * 1/4)

Cheers and keep up the good work.

Comments

  • aol_of_RaceChronoaol_of_RaceChrono
    edited April 2016
    The overlaid gauges on the build in mp4 video are already interpolated 1:1 to the actual frame rate of the video. The interpolate function is mostly intended for applications like Circuit Tools, as it becomes unreliable with varying data rate.
  • onnionni
    Ok, didn't know that.
    Thanks :)
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