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i created an animated presentation with the Sozi plugin for Inkscape. It looks great, however, not all browsers support SVG animations (Chrome for instance does not like the Inkscape/Sozi SVGs at all). I would like to convert the presentation to a video. One option would be to do a screen capture, but I am hoping for something better.
Looking around, I also came across this answer - but creating frame by frame SVGs is not really feasible, as I would like to keep the zooming/sliding animations.
Any ideas of what tool to use?
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SVG supports the ability to change vector graphics over time, to create animated effects. SVG content can be animated in the following ways: Using SVG's animation elements [svg-animation]. SVG document fragments can describe time-based modifications to the document's elements.
Inkscape ExtensionsIt creates a slideshow type of animation for presentations, to be viewed in web browsers, by means of embedding JavaScript in the SVG file.
There is a node package called timecut which uses Chromium to record an SVG into an MP4 video file. https://github.com/tungs/timecut
$ cd project
$ npm install timecut
$ cd project
$ ./node_modules/timecut/cli.js Animation.svg
This creates a file named video.mp4.
timecut has quite a number of options, like frame rate, pixel format, etc.
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