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[https://obsproject.com/ Website here] - a fairly sophisticated tool that allows recording and streaming a mix of multiple streams. Has a studio window where one can move, zoom, and arrange order for overlaying video sources, and mix in one or several audio. Uses ffmpg under the hood, so that will have to be installed. Multiplatform. |
[https://obsproject.com/ Website here] - a fairly sophisticated tool that allows recording and streaming a mix of multiple streams. Has a studio window where one can move, zoom, and arrange order for overlaying video sources, and mix in one or several audio. Uses ffmpg under the hood, so that will have to be installed. Multiplatform. |
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This is a GUI frontend for recordmydektop |
This is a GUI frontend for recordmydektop (discontinued, although still available from repos) |
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=== Other options === |
=== Other options === |
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Revision as of 07:03, 7 April 2016
Notes about recording and post-processing video on Linux.
Video editors
- avidemux - tool for processing video streams. Plenty of filters of all kinds. A bit outdated for newer formats.
- Handbrake - multiplatform video converter simple to use and quite reliable.
- Openshot - included with ubuntu, fairly basic and simple video sequence editor.
- Blender - Excellent tool that also has video sequence editor with all sorts of tricks. My notes here
Screencast: Screen recording on Linux
Several tools can do that. Here is the list and my comments:
OBS - Open Broadcaster Software
Website here - a fairly sophisticated tool that allows recording and streaming a mix of multiple streams. Has a studio window where one can move, zoom, and arrange order for overlaying video sources, and mix in one or several audio. Uses ffmpg under the hood, so that will have to be installed. Multiplatform.
Kazam
A simple and minimal video capture software. Can mix audio sources. Does the job for me.
avconv
This is a versatile command line tool. It works OK, except I am sometimes getting chopped audio. Must be synchronization issue.
avconv -f alsa -ac 2 -i default -f x11grab -r 30 -s 854x508 -i :0.0+144,24 -vcodec libx264 -preset ultrafast -crf 0 -threads 0 -acodec pcm_s16le cap6.mkv
BTW, before avconv there was ffmpeg used for this. Most options compatible.
Vokoscreen
A nice tool, lets to mix several audio feeds, such as the computer sounds and a microphone. However, issues with choppy audio again. No wonder, because uses avconv for recording.
Recordmydesktop
Discontinued (since 2009)? A nice command line tool. However, it cannot easily mix audio sources. Sample command here:
recordmydesktop --width 1920 --height 1200 --full-shots --fps 15 --channels 1 --device hw:1,0 --delay 10
gtk-recordmydesktop
This is a GUI frontend for recordmydektop (discontinued, although still available from repos)
Other options
These are not free, and rather for OSX/Windows than Linux. However, quite popular:
- Camtasia
- Screenflow
Webcam
Borderless webcam
How to display a borderless webcam feed on the screen:
mplayer -tv driver=v4l2:width=320:height=240:device=/dev/video0 -vo xv tv:// -geometry "99%:90%" -noborder -ontop
Another example, HD size video, with window handle so it can me moved:
mplayer -tv driver=v4l2:width=1280:height=720:device=/dev/video0 -vo xv tv:// -geometry "45%:1%" -ontop
Cheese
A very simple and limited webcam image and video preview and capture tool.
