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jaypeche
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 Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 4:34 am Post subject: [Capture] Video d'un terminal (Résolu) |
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Bonjour à tous,
Je souhaiterais prendre une vidéo de mon terminal pendant une étape de compilation afin de montrer à des collègues comment ca se passe sous Gentoo.
Il me semble déjà avoir vu cela sur le net, mais Google ne m'aide pas beaucoup... 
 Quelqu'un sait il si il est possible de prendre une vidéo de son terminal simplement ?
Merçi par avance
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netfab
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| Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 7:16 am Post subject: |
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Salut,
Essaie media-video/recordmydesktop.
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$ /usr/bin/recordmydesktop --help
Usage:
recordmydesktop [OPTIONS]^filename
General Options:
-h or --help Print this help and exit.
--version Print program version and exit.
--print-config Print info about options selected during compilation and exit.
Image Options:
--windowid id_of_window id of window to be recorded.
--display DISPLAY Display to connect to.
-x X Offset in x direction.
-y Y Offset in y direction.
--width N Width of recorded window.
--height N Height of recorded window.
--dummy-cursor color Color of the dummy cursor [black|white]
--no-cursor Disable drawing of the cursor.
--no-shared Disable usage of MIT-shared memory extension(Not Recommended!).
--full-shots Take full screenshot at every frame(Not recomended!).
--quick-subsampling Do subsampling of the chroma planes by discarding,not averaging.
--fps N(number>0.0) A positive number denoting desired framerate.
Sound Options:
--channels N A positive number denoting desired sound channels in recording.
--freq N A positive number denoting desired sound frequency.
--buffer-size N A positive number denoting the desired sound buffer size (in frames,when using ALSA or OSS)
--ring-buffer-size N A float number denoting the desired ring buffer size (in seconds,when using JACK only).
--device SOUND_DEVICE Sound device(default hw:0,0).
--use-jack port1 port2... portn Record audio from the specified
list of space-separated jack ports.
--no-sound Do not record sound.
Encoding Options
--on-the-fly-encoding Encode the audio-video data, while recording.
--v_quality n A number from 0 to 63 for desired encoded video quality(default 63).
(set quality to zero for bitrate controlled usage)
--v_bitrate n A number from 0 to 200000000 for desired encoded video bitrate(default 0 = not rate controlled).
--s_quality n Desired audio quality(-1 to 10).
Misc Options:
--rescue path_to_data Encode data from a previous, crashed, session.
--no-wm-check Do not try to detect the window manager(and set options according to it)
--pause-shortcut MOD+KEY Shortcut that will be used for (un)pausing(default Control+Mod1+p).
--stop-shortcut MOD+KEY Shortcut that will be used to stop the recording (default Control+Mod1+s).
--compress-cache Image data are cached with light compression.
--workdir DIR Location where a temporary directory will be created to hold project files(default $HOME).
--delay n[H|h|M|m] Number of secs(default),minutes or hours before capture starts(number can be float)
--overwrite If there is already a file with the same name, delete it
(default is to add a number postfix to the new one).
-o filename Name of recorded video(default out.ogv).
If no other options are specified, filename can be given without the -o switch.
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jaypeche
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| Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 8:21 am Post subject: |
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Salut Netfab,
Toujours fidèle au poste, eheh !
Je te remercie pour ta réponse, j'ai donc suivi tes conseils et installer media-video/recordmydesktop.
Très bonne application et en Ogg (format libre en plus),j'ai suivi la doc Bubuntu pour comprendre un peu mieux comment faire : http://doc.ubuntu-fr.org/recordmydesktop
Fonctionne impec !
Merçi pour ton aide (Résolu) ! 
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truc
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| Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 11:07 am Post subject: |
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Sinon, en plus "leger" et plus geek?, tu peux aussi t'intéresser à la commande 'script' qui te permet de te revisionner ton "scénario" en console:
| Code: | script -tmasession.timings masession
blabalbblb
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puis relire le tout avec | Code: | | scriptreplay masession.timings masession |
si tu veux juste la session sans les timings etc.. rien ne t'empèche de revoir ta session avec less
| Code: | | less --RAW-CONTROL-CHARS masession |
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jaypeche
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| Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 11:46 am Post subject: |
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Salut,
| Quote: | Sinon, en plus "leger" et plus geek?, tu peux aussi t'intéresser à la commande 'script' qui te permet de te revisionner ton "scénario" en console:
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Pas mal la version 'geek' ! Merçi pour l'info ! 
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