Milk Run

MilkDrop is a live visualizer. It reads whatever your system is playing, animates against the wall clock, and draws to a window. Capturing that means screen recording it in real time, which drops frames, bakes in whatever else the machine was doing, and cannot hit an exact resolution or frame rate.

Milk Run renders the same visualizer offline instead. Pick a preset, a song, a frame rate and a size; it produces one H.265 Main10 file whose visuals are driven by that song's actual samples, whose duration equals the song's duration, and which carries no overlays, no lead-in and no tail.

Because nothing is tied to the wall clock, the output is deterministic: the same job rendered twice is byte-identical, whether the machine managed 200 frames per second or 5.

The full documentation is in the README.