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[[File:Gsm-icon.png|200px|thumb|right|The logo for GSM]] | |||
[[GameSetMatch]], or GSM for short, is an python-based open-source video tennis compilation tool created by {{infinitysnapz}}. | [[GameSetMatch]], or GSM for short, is an python-based open-source video tennis compilation tool created by {{infinitysnapz}}. | ||
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=Usage= | =Usage= | ||
Detailed writeup coming soon - for now, please refer to this video guide for the UI, created by {{dani_phantump}} | Detailed writeup coming soon - for now, please refer to this video guide for the UI, created by {{dani_phantump}}: | ||
<youtube>jIhaPP8nzgw</youtube> | <youtube>jIhaPP8nzgw</youtube> | ||
To install, run {{ | To install, run {{Inline-code | install-requirements.bat}} from the git repository | ||
Example usage of GSM-CLI: {{Inline-code | py gsm.py input.csv output.mp4 -f h264_amf -nr }} | |||
Help command: {{Inline-code | py gsm.py -h }} | |||
==Features== | |||
GSM supports GPU acceleration - but by default it uses x264. To change this, set Output to {{Inline-code | amf}}, {{Inline-code | nvenc}}, or {{Inline-code | qsv}} | |||
The fonts can be changed by editing {{Inline-code | fonts.json}}, | |||