Is there a way to enable some kind of auto-zoom like in Camtasia ( perfect feature for YouTube-size videos ) ?
Is there a way to enable some kind of auto-zoom like in Camtasia ( perfect feature for YouTube-size videos ) ?
Heres mine! lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHVI5--_sxE
Good luck if you are using ATI proprietary drivers!
It's even worse with Copiz-Fusion disabled...running the cat log actually starts the recordmydesktop backend! WTF? Thanks ATI!Code:cat ~/gtk-recordMyDesktop-crash.log #This is the command given at initialization: recordmydesktop -o /home/matt/Desktop/save -fps 15 -channels 2 -freq 22050 -device pulse -v_quality 63 -s_quality 10 -workdir /tmp --overwrite #recordMyDesktop stderror output: Initial recording window is set to: X:0 Y:0 Width:1280 Height:1024 Adjusted recording window is set to: X:0 Y:0 Width:1280 Height:1024 Your window manager appears to be compiz Detected 3d compositing window manager. Reverting to full screen capture at every frame. To disable this check run with --no-wm-check (though that is not advised, since it will probably produce faulty results). Initializing... Buffer size adjusted to 4096 from 4096 frames. Opened PCM device pulse Recording on device pulse is set to: 2 channels at 22050Hz X Error: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) Bad Access on XGrabKey. Shortcut already assigned. X Error: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) Bad Access on XGrabKey. Shortcut already assigned. X Error: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) Bad Access on XGrabKey. Shortcut already assigned. X Error: BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) Bad Access on XGrabKey. Shortcut already assigned. Capturing!
Last edited by ctsdownloads; November 5th, 2009 at 09:23 PM.
How come, of all the videos I saw, mine seems to have a relatively better resolution?
Anyway, if your videos have a bad resolution when uploaded to YouTube, try this procedure:
Type in the terminal:
If you want to have a delay of 5 seconds before it starts recording, type:Code:recordmydesktop nameofoutput
To stop the recording, press ctr + c in the terminal.Code:recordmydesktop -delay 5 -o nameofoutput
Wait for the processing to complete.
Can't find the video? Look in your home directory
EX: if you change the directory to /home/user/Videos before you record, your video gets saved in the "Videos" directory, got it?
.ogv looks quite bad on YouTube so, convert it to .avi
Open the Terminal again in the directory where you saved the video in and enter the command:
change input.ogv to the name of the file to convert and output.avi to the name of the converted file. NOTE: You have to install mencoder first if it isn't already (it is very good at preserving the video quality)Code:mencoder -idx input.ogv -ovc lavc -oac mp3lame -o output.avi
The resolution will be the same after the conversion
See my video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ySTp0_NLKo
And compare the resolution with something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaJi580BAb8
No offense pedalcat, just needed a video to demonstrate with...
Oh, by the way, tell me if it is any better. Send me a private message
I have a strange problem, that video and audio is not synced with each other even if i keep my framerate and freuency high. Do anyone here knows why it is not syncing?? Pls reply as I have followed the thread and have read everything but have this one single problem.
Thanks in advance.
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Nonsense - the Sense within
As suniyo said the video and audio are out of sync. I have tried all kinds of settings and have run it from the terminal as well with the same annoying results.
Istanbul on the other hand does not have issues with audio and video sync ... but it lacks some key features.
Xvidcap does not record audio for me.
I have also done screencasting with ffmpegg but that leaves me with massive files and again ffmpeg lacks many key features of creating a screencast.
Screencasting in Linux seems pretty hopeless ...
We desperately need a way to get this working in Linux.
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I found that I had audio sync problems (in both compiz and metacity) when I used -delay in recordmydesktop. I removed the -delay option, and audio synced fine when tested in both composite managers. I now use the sleep command instead:
Code:sleep 5; recordmydesktop options...
Ok, I have fixed it up and its working perfectly now!
HERE is what I did!
Nothing beats the durability and quality of the Thinkpad put together with the brilliance and stability of Ubuntu Linux!
Thinkpad T30, T40, T41p, T42, T43, T60, T61, R50, R61, Z61M, X31 ... all love Ubuntu!
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