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README.md

Desktop Rotaeno Stabilizer

a screenshot of the application in question

See this in action!

About

Rotaeno is uniquely disadvantaged in that a screen recording on its own is straight up unusable. Currently, players either try a handcam, or use existing stabilization tools. I want everyone to pass around cool looking rotaeno gameplay and I think the best way to achieve this is by making it as frictionless as possible to produce something good looking.

Thus, this stabilizer only requires a screen recording with Stream Encoding V2 enabled. The rest is efficiently handled for you.

Features

  • realtime playback!!!!! (I've tested up to 120fps)
  • fast video encoding
  • auto crop for tablets
  • pretty ui (blurred background, ring, device border)
  • customization

Download

The most recent successful CI run in the Actions tab will have binary artifacts uploaded.

Alternatively:

Windows (nightly.link)

Linux Flatpak (nightly.link)

macOS (nightly.link)

How to Use

  • TODO: Instructions on how to use the GUI

NOTE: This tool uses ffmpeg, so it can work with many video file types. Feel free to have an input.mkv, output.webm, or input.mov.

Building

zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe

The binary can then be found in zig-out/bin.

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