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Get performance metrics from your web page using Browsertime.
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/**
* Create a new Video that handles everything with the video
* @class
*/
export class Video {
constructor(storageManager: any, options: any, browser: any);
options: any;
storageManager: any;
tmpDir: any;
recorder: import("./screenRecording/android/recorder.js").AndroidRecorder | import("./screenRecording/desktop/desktopRecorder.js").DesktopRecorder | import("./screenRecording/firefox/firefoxWindowRecorder.js").FirefoxWindowRecorder | import("./screenRecording/iosSimulator/recorder.js").IOSSimulatorRecorder | import("./screenRecording/ios/iosDeviceRecorder.js").IOSDeviceRecorder;
isRecording: boolean;
setupDirs(index: any, url: any): Promise<void>;
index: any;
videoDir: any;
filmstripDir: any;
/**
* Start recoding a video.
* @returns {Promise} Promise object that represents when the video started
*/
record(pageNumber: any, index: any, visitedPageNumber: any): Promise<any>;
pageNumber: any;
visitedPageNumber: any;
/**
* Stop recording the video.
* @returns {Promise} Promise object that represents when the video stopped
*/
stop(url: any): Promise<any>;
videoPath: string;
cleanup(): Promise<void>;
/**
Post process video: get visual metrics, finetune the video and remove it
if you don't want it
*/
postProcessing(timingMetrics: any, visualElements: any): Promise<{
videoRecordingStart: any;
visualMetrics: any;
}>;
getRecordingStartTime(): any;
getTimeToFirstFrame(): any;
}
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