Ive added a comment to the bug, requesting some developer attention and a fix.
(p.s. bug number is somewhat unique and related to the bug :))
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Ive added a comment to the bug, requesting some developer attention and a fix.
(p.s. bug number is somewhat unique and related to the bug :))
Thanks for the confirmation FakeOutdoorsman. I'm on Natty 64-bit and can't reproduce the problem.
ok, let's try to troubleshoot the problem. In the ffmpeg source folder (from which you compiled ffmpeg), there is a directory calld 'ffpresets'. We are going to instruct ffmpeg to use that preset...
Hi varunvats,
I've updated the guide to the new -preset syntax.
Regarding the low fps, that's probably because you're not using the lossless_ultrafast preset. If you don't specify a preset, it...
@FakeOutdoorsman: If you make an independent Natty guide, you can then drop the libvpx building instructions as Natty has the latest libvpx version in the repositories.
Yes, please do. I have a WebM example in the screencasting guide that requires libvpx.
This is probably because libx264 does not yet support the 4:4:4 color space; edges of very small and sharp lines might appear a bit blurred. Go ask the x264 developers to add it.
Also, you can use strong quoting 'filter,filter...'. This way you won't need to escape the colon characters.
Awesome. Works on git FFmpeg too. NB4 I add it to the guide.
Thanks.
EDIT: Added. Thanks again.
Guide update: Added WebM example, updated the guide to reflect the change from "q" to "ctrl-c" to stop recording.
You can encode to the new open format "WebM", which should give you much better quality than .ogg with Theora. Just replace libtheora with libvpx (assuming you followed the ffmpeg building guide, you...
Someone is working on a python GUI application for screencasting with ffmpeg+x264:
https://code.launchpad.net/kazam
Well, Michael said he was willing to step down and people voted him to stay (no one had the courage to step up). Few days later, a group of self-appointed maintainers take over the project without...
I'm not saying I don't believe you. I'm saying that I could not get what you desrcibed in the tests I've conducted. I know ffmpeg is one buggy piece of software; it's not unbelievable that problems...
This happens when you are recording through pulse (bug?). If you're recording through microphone, replacing -i pulse with -i hw:0,0 will solve your problem.
Youtube works fine for 30 fps. Both...
Guide updated: Expanded the FAQ section to include information on how to get help.
Even I tried capturing more than 30 fps and couldn't do it. There seems to be a bottleneck somewhere. You can ask the people at #ffmpeg on irc.freenode.net, they might be able to help.
You can record webcam feed with ffmpeg by using -f video4linux2 -i /dev/video0. You can record infinite number of streams simultaneously. For example, you can record audio from mic, audio from...
Guide update: Added information about the xrectsel tool to the FAQ section.
@FakeOutdoorsman: Problem with ffcast is that it doesn't support audio, does it?. However, the xrectsel tool is particularly useful. It is brilliant. I think I might add it to the guide.
Anyone...
Frei0r filters integration has also been added. To enable it, you need to install the packages frei0r-plugins and frei0r-plugins-dev and build ffmpeg with --enable-frei0r.
Guide update: More robust "xwininfo" usage. Previously used -geometry parameter does not always return correct values for window coordinates.
FakeOutdoorsman should be in the FFmpeg Hall of Fame by now :)
He really contributed a lot to uplift the state of multimedia handling/encoding for users of ubuntu and other distros. He's always...
Did you disable Compiz and try again? It works fine in Totem, and I don't think it's a player problem since the pointer is there. It might be something going wrong during the recording, or a bug in...
I hope you get an answer soon. You can join the FFmpeg support channel #ffmpeg @ irc.freenode.net, many people there can help.