I'm using the VideoWriter feature for a simple animation of motion of a 3-D surface. Running through the loop, I can see in my figure window that the plot looks great, but something in the process is removing several dozen pixels bounding the entire figure. The result is that I only see a small corner of the axes. Is getframe trimming away my edges? How can I fix it?

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene am 12 Aug. 2013

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I figured out the fix:
getframe(gcf,[left bottom width height]),
using the figure position from get(gcf).

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Michael Benton
Michael Benton am 16 Dez. 2019
this no longer works, has anyone found a newer solution?

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Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski am 9 Aug. 2013

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I would guess getframe ios the culprit. Try cycling through the renderers - I would start with 'Painters'
set(gcf,'renderer','painters')

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Chad Greene
Chad Greene am 9 Aug. 2013
Hi Sean,
Thanks for the suggestion--I've tried painters, zbuffer, and opengl, all with the same results. Any other ideas?
Chad
Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski am 9 Aug. 2013
I'd be curious to see a reproducible example.
Chad Greene
Chad Greene am 9 Aug. 2013
Hmm, this animation is built on some proprietary data that would mean nothing to anyone who is listening, but would be against lab policy for me to distribute. I'll see if I can work up a reproducible fake example.
Sean de Wolski
Sean de Wolski am 9 Aug. 2013
random values!
The problem is evident here. The title is gone, as are bits of the x and y axes.
figure
mov = VideoWriter('examplemovie');
mov.FrameRate = 12;
open(mov)
for n = 1:20
h=surf(peaks+sin(n))
title(['frame number ',num2str(n)])
frame = getframe;
writeVideo(mov,frame);
delete(h);
end
close(mov);

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