Steve Tung

There's a similar discussion happening in `timesnap`: tungs/timesnap#8. The summary there is that we haven't found any magical flags in puppeteer yet to capture faster than real time. Built in...

Thanks for filing this issue! It looks like you don't have access to write to `/path/to/output/video.mp4` (which I should have been more clear that it isn't really meant to be...

I just noticed that since you don't use a border on your block, it's unnecessary to crop by one pixel in every direction. The tutorial uses it so the dimensions...

I'm marking this as an enhancement issue: when using an output path where the user doesn't have permission, there should be a clearer error than an EACCES error.

Some ideas: * Split code into separate files, particularly `overwriteTime`, and `overwriteRandom` * Update ESLint and its pertinent rules/formatting

Agreed that `async`/`await` results in cleaner code, especially for loops. I was holding off because I wanted to keep maximum compatibility with puppeteer (which supported down to version 6.4.0 of...

As an update, [version 0.3.0](https://github.com/tungs/timesnap/releases/tag/v0.3.0) migrated most of the code from Promise syntax to `async` / `await`.

Hi @JenishaDalin, could you post a simplest example of the web page you're trying to capture, the command you're trying to use, and a screenshot of the half-blank video? It's...

There isn't currently an explicit configuration for `page` before it navigates, but you can get the same effect by supplying a custom [`config.navigatePageToURL`](https://github.com/tungs/timecut#js-config-navigate-page-to-url) function that uses `page.evaluateOnNewDocument` before navigating. It...

`page.evaluateOnNewDocument` evaluates its function inside the page context, so `log` by itself won't be available. If you need to log, you can use `console.log` instead, just for that function. `timecut`...