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A source note for people who want to visualise their own project's history as a clip. It lists what the Gource README says about supplying a history log, pacing, appearance, captions and frame output. It is documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and it covers no encoding step.
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Turning the history of your own project folder into a timeline clip with Gource: what its README states
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A source note for people who want to visualise their own project's history as a clip. It lists what the Gource README says about supplying a history log, pacing, appearance, captions and frame output. It is documentation only; nothing was installed or run, and it covers no encoding step.
Useful starting points
- Per the README, Gource renders with OpenGL and needs a 3D accelerated video card.
- Per the README, a custom log format exists for other systems, and a log format must be named when the history is read from standard input.
- Per the README, the frame output option writes a raw image stream, so a separate video encoding step is needed for a finished clip.
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