Murrayson

@Efficacy IO Hi there, I actually never went any further with this, the plan was to just run it clientside and upload the frames to a server to stitch with ffmpeg, or as you say dump them server side in Node. You could take look at https://github.com/Automattic/node-canvas Other than that sorry man, did not get that far :( Good luck!

That is perfect .. many thanks for the prompt reply and taking the time to elaborate (not just a one liner), it is appreciated. I'll definitely give you guys a preview when it's done. Have a fantastic Thursday.

Hi guys, I am looking into building an adverting system that would use GS at it's core. I am going to use bottom end android tables as display units and I currently find that animations are jerking due to the low spec CPUs. I know that there is some GPU support in CSS3 but I am not sure how practical or applicable this is to the mobile platform. Having said that I know that most of these low spec tablets do have quite good GPU's for video playback up to 1080p 30fps and I am only looking for 720p 30-60fps. So what I am looking to do is use the 'save to image' function of canvas and either post to the server or use something like PhantomJS in Node to render the frames to a folder then use ffmpeg to stitch them into mp4s at the desired frame rate. This would also allow a host of other effect to be applied programmatically. I know that GS plays nice with KineticJS for canvas rendering and I have altered the codepen example (http://codepen.io/GreenSock/pen/xaDAG) to use the tick event listener as a test. I am however worried that this is not synchronous and would not post to the server fast enough to capture all the frames if run clientside. Should I rather use seek to jump a frame forward at a time and then render the canvas out. Does seek work with the KineticJS plugin? Many thanks in advance, any other approaches welcome.