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−.. -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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−
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−============
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− Screncast.
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−============
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−.. contents::
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−
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−VLC.
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−====
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−::
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−
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−  $ cvlc screen:// --screen-mouse-image cursor.png --screen-fps=12 \
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−    --screen-width=1680 --screen-height=1050 --no-sout-audio --sout \
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−    "#transcode{venc=theora,quality:10,scale=0.75,fps=12}:duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=ogg,dst=desktop.ogg}}}"
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−  $ cvlc screen:// --screen-fps=12 --screen-mouse-image=e:/home/.icon/cursor.png --no-sout-audio --sout \
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−    "#transcode{venc=x264,quality:100,scale=1,fps=12}:duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=mp4,dst=desktop.ogg}}}"
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−
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−Available options:
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−
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−  screen-caching <integer>
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−                Time in milliseconds.
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−  screen-fps <integer>
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−                Capture frames per second (0 default).
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−  screen-top <integer>
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−                The top edge coordinate of the subscreen.
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−  screen-left <integer>
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−                The left edge coordinate of the subscreen.
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−  screen-width <integer>
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−                The width of the subscreen.
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−  screen-height <integer>
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−                The height of the subscreen.
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−  screen-mouse-image <filename>
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−                Mouse pointer image to use.
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−
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−Wink.
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−=====
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−
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−Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations boxes, buttons,
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−titles etc and generate a highly effective tutorial for your users.
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−
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−  http://www.debugmode.com/wink/
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−                home page
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−
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−vnc2flv.
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−========
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−
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−In order to rrecord require VNC server running on host.
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−
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−  http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/vnc2flv/index.html
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−                home page
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−
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−ffmpeg.
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−=======
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−::
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−
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−  $ ffmpeg -f x11grab -s cif -i :0.0 capture.mpg
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−
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−Recordmydesktop.
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−================
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−
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−Screenshort movies.
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−===================
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−
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−ImageMagic and shell script.
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−----------------------------
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−::
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−
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−  #!/bin/bash
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−  let iter=1
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−  while [ "$iter" -le "$stop" ]; do
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−    import $iter.png
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−    sleep 1
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−    let x+=1
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−  done
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−
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−If you interesting in capturing specific window - by 'xwininfo' find,
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−intereesting your window id (hex value) and use command::
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−
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−  import -window $windowid $iter.png
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−
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−To quick view result run::
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−
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−  $ cd $img_dir
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−  $ animate -delay 20 *.png
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−  ^C
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−
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−To compound image together::
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−
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−  $ convert -delay 20 *.png capture.mng  # license free, multi-image file format
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−  $ convert -delay 20 *.png capture.gif
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−You can add text to pictures before compound theirs::
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−
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−  $ mogrify -fill yellow -draw 'Rectangle 10,10 150,30' -fill black -pointsize 14 \
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−     -draw 'text 15,25 "by http://example.com"' $iter.png
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−
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−If screen capturing slow for you use MIFF file format.
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−
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−Use root flag to capture all screen::
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−
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−  $ import -window root $iter.png
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−
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−  http://linuxdevcenter.com/pub/a/linux/2004/03/04/screen_capture_movies.html
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−                Making Screen-Capture Movies by Robert Bernier
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