A simple way to record a canvas. Convert to a movie with something like: `ffmpeg -r 60 -i canvas-%09d.png out.webm`.
A simple way to record a canvas. It will record any canvas elements on the page as well as any svg animations. When finished, all the frames will be downloaded into a single tar file. You can then use these raw images in any way you want. For example, to convert to a movie you can use something like: `ffmpeg -r 60 -i canvas-%09d.png out.webm`. The extension will temporarily override date and performance.now so that time moves at 60fps constantly so that the output images are always consistent. Note: this can look like your project is animating slowly, but that is just so that the output frames are 60fps. Final note, frames are output on a requestAnimationFrame.
https://github.com/doug/rendercan
You can Follow the below Step By Step procedure to install the RenderCan Chrome Extension to your Chrome Web browser.
It is the RenderCan Chrome extension download link you can download and install Chrome Browser.
Tags: Canvas Elements , Output Frames , Time Moves , Single Tar File , Raw Images , Temporarily Override Date , Output Images , Simple Way , Note Frames , Svg Animations , Final Note , Animating Slowly ,