kazam | A screencasting program created with design in mind | Video Utils library
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Kazam is a simple screen recording program that will capture the content of your screen and record a video file that can be played by any video player that supports VP8/WebM video format. Optionally you can record sound from any sound input device that is supported and visible by PulseAudio.
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- Read the configuration from the config file
- Get a value from a section
- Find the default value for a given section and key
- Set an option
- Called when the main window is done
- Save screenshot
- Autosaves the document
- Draw callback
- Outline text
- Draw the selection area
- Draw text
- Called when the screen size changed
- Called when the counter is finished
- Called when area is selected
- Key event handler
- Populates the widget
- Quit the GUI
- Handle edit request
- Called when draw motion changes
- Called when the audio source is changed
- Stop recording
- Handle draw button press event
- Sets up the audio sources
- Handle button press event
- Called when audio source is changed
- Populate the codecs
- Cancel the save button
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QUESTION
I'm attempting to develop my own programming language. In my grammar file, I have something akin to:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-23 at 00:16The problem is coming from the rule
QUESTION
I recorded a small screencast with the tool Kazam on Ubuntu 18.04.
I am amazed: 7 seconds have only 73kByte. Format: webm
Now I edited the screencast: I cut some seconds at the end.
I did this with OpenShot.
Now the screencast has only 4 seconds. But if I save it, its size has increased (140kByte) and the quality is much lower.
How to record, edit and save a screencast without loosing the small file size and the quality?
It would be nice to have a GUI.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-08 at 08:53You can use FFmpeg instead of with a GUI application. Simply:
QUESTION
I created an animated output.gif
from a screen capture that ends up being 89MB uncompressed. Half of the GIF is static but it would be best keeping it together rather than an image + a GIF containing the moving part.
Using Imagemagick and the following command I manage to reduce its size down to 18.1MB:
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Answered 2019-Feb-28 at 12:17The best way to reduce the size of the GIF is to put as many frames as possible in "combine" mode. These frames only contain what has changed from the previous frame and this can be quite small, but this may require that all the frames be encoded with the very same colormap, and that identical parts are truly identical (no fuzziness, no random encoding artifacts). Gimp can do that but other utilities specialized in GIF processing can also do that (Gifsicle perhaps)?
Also, the animated GIF of a screen capture doesn't need to be 25fps, 10fps is more than enough.
QUESTION
I am screencasting with kazam in Ubuntu which is h264.
To edit the video i tried to use vegas pro latest version. It only play the audio without any video.
Then i tried to edit it with adobe premier 2017. Whenever i import the file(mp4) the premier pro just crash without any useful message.
I installed quicktime for the codecs but no luck. I also converted the media with Format Factory(http://www.pcfreetime.com/) to MOV ... but premier just crash.
How can i solve this ?
here is the MediaInfo:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-11 at 11:53You've recorded the video as H.264 with full chroma sampling. Most commercial editors do not work with this format. You can use ffmpeg to convert to the common YUV 4:2:0 sampling scheme.
QUESTION
I have created some files in a branch called "new", and added some file there. But, those new files are shown in master as well.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-17 at 09:12It's totally normal since you haven't commit these files. They will follow your checkouts, so you can commit them on the branch you want. That's a natural behavior from git.
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Install kazam
Installing current unstable build from a PPA can be done by adding unstable series PPA. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:kazam-team/unstable-series $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install kazam.
If you want bleeding edge, development version then you will have to get source code from Launchpad by running the following command:. $ bzr branch lp:kazam.
You will have to run setup as root user or use sudo. Default installation path is /usr/local.
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