Video FPS overlay

Create FPS graph overlays like TRDrop and Digital Foundry using FrameView, Mangohud and MSI Afterburner

usage: VideoFpsOverlay.py [-h] [-f Format] [-m Mode] [-r Resolution] [-t Title] [-dr Range] [-lc Colour] [-bc Colour] [-tc Colour] [-tb] [-lw width] [-rb] [-rl] [-cl] [-g] [-ymin min] [-ymax max] [-xinch size] [-yinch size] [-fl Location] [-ft amount] CSV Output

Generates image sequences from FPS/FrameTime information captured by FPS recording software (only Nvidia FrameView support right now). Supported files: .csv and MSI Afterburner .hml

positional arguments:
  CSV            The path to your CSV file
  Output         The path your image sequence will be saved

optional arguments:
  -h, --help     show this help message and exit
  -f Format      Choose what format the csv is in [FV = FrameView, MS = MSI afterburner, MH = MangoHud] [default: FrameView]
  -m Mode        Choose what weather to render FPS or FrameTime graph [FPS = FPS, FT = FrameTime] [default: FPS]
  -r Resolution  Resolution of recording [720, 1080, 1440, 2160] [default: 1080]
  -t Title       Set the title of the graph
  -dr Range      Sets the X length of the graph in data points (example: 90 will have the graph show 90 data values at once) [default : 120]
  -lc Colour     Set the colour of the line [format: matplotlib colors] [default: red]
  -bc Colour     Set the colour of the axis and markers [format: matplotlib colors] [default: black]
  -tc Colour     Set the colour of the text [format: matplotlib colors] [default: black]
  -tb            Set background of the graph to transparent
  -lw width      Set line width [default: 1 for FPS | 4 for FT]
  -rb            Disable box around line
  -rl            Disable numbers around edge
  -cl            Add center line
  -g             Add grid
  -ymin min      Set min y axis range [default: 0]
  -ymax max      Set max y axis range [default: FPS 120 | FT 50]
  -xinch size    Set the width of the graph. This affects output resolution [Defaults: 16 for FPS | 9 for FT]
  -yinch size    Set the height of the graph. This affects output resolution [Defaults: 16 for FPS | 3 for FT]
  -fl Location   Set the location of the FPS numbers (left, right, both) [Default: right]
  -ft amount     Set the ammount of FRAME TIME values to show (3 or 4) [Defaults: 4]

Features

• PNG overlay export
• Frame time to FPS conversion
• Nvidia FrameView support
• MangoHud support
• MSI Afterburner support

WIP

• Jpeg export
• Auto overlay on video

WIP Support	Nvidia FrameView	Geforece Experience	MangoHud	MSI Afterburner
FPS	Y	N	N	N
Frame Time	Y	N	N	N
Accurate Time	?	N	N	N

pip requirements

• pandas
• matplotlib