I’m not making neuroscience visualizations. I’m working with rather line graphs and would like to animate based on ~10000 points. I’m looking to convert these visuals to video for youtube, in hd and at 60fps using the HEVC/h.265 codec. I took a quick look at the documentation to see if this is possible and I didn’t see anything. Are or will this sort of rendering be supported?
I previously tried this on matplotlib and it took 20-30 minutes to make a single rendering because matplotlib only uses a single core on a cpu and doesn’t support gpu acceleration. I also tried Man im, but I couldn’t get an actual video file, and opengl seems to be a bit complicated to work with (I went and worked on other things though I should ask around about the video file output). Anyway, I’m excited about the prospect of a gpu accelerated dataviz tool that utilizes Vulkan, and I hope this library can cover my usecase.
I previously tried this on matplotlib and it took 20-30 minutes to make a single rendering because matplotlib only uses a single core on a cpu and doesn’t support gpu acceleration. I also tried Man im, but I couldn’t get an actual video file, and opengl seems to be a bit complicated to work with (I went and worked on other things though I should ask around about the video file output). Anyway, I’m excited about the prospect of a gpu accelerated dataviz tool that utilizes Vulkan, and I hope this library can cover my usecase.