What application can I use to capture a video sequence of events on my
desktop? I'd like to do stuff on an application and create a video of my
mouse clicks and responses from the application. Is there anything other than
xvidcap which seems to be hard masked?
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Regards,
Mick

ffmpeg or recordmydesktop.

I think google is ur best friend.

2010/7/5 Mick <michaelkintzios@gmail.com>


What application can I use to capture a video sequence of events on my

desktop? *I'd like to do stuff on an application and create a video of my

mouse clicks and responses from the application. *Is there anything other than

xvidcap which seems to be hard masked?

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Regards,

Mick

On Sunday 04 July 2010 20:27:20 Blackdream W wrote:
> ffmpeg or recordmydesktop.
>
> I think google is ur best friend.[?]

Thanks, I'll look further into ffmpeg in the first instance.

PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which you
should be searching. I understand they are working hard on reading our
thoughts.
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Regards,
Mick

Mick wrote:

PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which you
should be searching. I understand they are working hard on reading our
thoughts.



+1

I like how folks that have the answer say to Google for it. If you
don't know what to tell Google to find, Google isn't worth $0.01 on the
subject.


Now after you get the answer, Google is great. :-)

Dale

:-) :-)

Hmmm...Â* I don't think so,because "what question u have" =="what to tell Google to find"

2010/7/5 Dale <rdalek1967@gmail.com>


Mick wrote:


PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which you

should be searching. Â*I understand they are working hard on reading our

thoughts.

Â*




+1



I like how folks that have the answer say to Google for it. Â*If you don't know what to tell Google to find, Google isn't worth $0.01 on the subject.



Now after you get the answer, Google is great. Â*:-)



Dale



:-) Â*:-)





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Blackdream W wrote:
Hmmm... I don't think so,because "what question u have" =="what to
tell Google to find"




If you know what you are looking for is called. Sometimes when I am
looking for something, I don't know what the thing I am looking for is
called. You can't Google for a 'thing em a jig' and expect results.


Dale

:-) :-)

T_T I just want 2 say: .................

2010/7/5 Dale <rdalek1967@gmail.com>


Blackdream W wrote:


Hmmm... Â*I don't think so,because "what question u have" =="what to tell Google to find"






If you know what you are looking for is called. Â*Sometimes when I am looking for something, I don't know what the thing I am looking for is called. Â*You can't Google for a 'thing em a jig' and expect results.





Dale



:-) Â*:-)





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On Monday 05 July 2010 08:08:05 Dale wrote:
> Mick wrote:
> > PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which you
> > should be searching. I understand they are working hard on reading our
> > thoughts.
>
> +1
>
> I like how folks that have the answer say to Google for it. If you
> don't know what to tell Google to find, Google isn't worth $0.01 on the
> subject.
>
> Now after you get the answer, Google is great. :-)

Noooooooooooooooo, you don't get it.

You must google the question to get the search terms
Then you must google the search terms to get the answer

Two-step process!



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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com

On Mon, 5 Jul 2010 06:57:12 +0100, Mick wrote:

> PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which
> you should be searching.

Your question was "How to capture a screen video"m Googling for "linux
How to capture a screen video" gives several answers


--
Neil Bothwick

When you finally buy enough memory, you will not have enough disk space.
-- Murphy's Computer Laws n°3

Aha,I think u r a funny guys

2010/7/5 Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@gmail.com>


On Monday 05 July 2010 08:08:05 Dale wrote:

> Mick wrote:

> > PS. Google is only as good as your ability to find the terms by which you

> > should be searching. Â*I understand they are working hard on reading our

> > thoughts.

>

> +1

>

> I like how folks that have the answer say to Google for it. Â*If you

> don't know what to tell Google to find, Google isn't worth $0.01 on the

> subject.

>

> Now after you get the answer, Google is great. Â*:-)



Noooooooooooooooo, you don't get it.



You must google the question to get the search terms

Then you must google the search terms to get the answer



Two-step process!







--

alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com





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