I was looking for Screen capture/recording software and I found Kazam and others. I installed Kazam and used for a while, it runs so nicely. I am a new user so I have a couple of questions about this subject.
Is Kazam the best screen capture/recording software? OR
Is there any better software for screen capture/recording software for Linux Mint 17.2?
More I learn more I like Linux.
Thanks
Screen Recording Software
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microsoft2linux
Screen Recording Software
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trapperjohn
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gold_finger
Re: Screen Recording Software
Vokoscreen is another choice you could try. It's in the repositories, so you can install with Software Center, Synaptic, or use terminal command:
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sudo apt-get install vokoscreen-
theStreak
Re: Screen Recording Software
+1 for simplescreenrecorder. Great app -- I can't imagine anything else being better.
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kukamuumuka
Re: Screen Recording Software
I think that gtk-recordmysesktop is the best. Also xvidcap is good.
RecordMyDesktop sound settings -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMW4UKF_3o8
http://xvidcap.sourceforge.net/
RecordMyDesktop sound settings -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMW4UKF_3o8
http://xvidcap.sourceforge.net/
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microsoft2linux
Re: Screen Recording Software
Thank you all for your advice. One more thing I would like to know that there is any possibility to compare these software side by side. Such type of comparison I found on many Windows software and pc hardware.
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gold_finger
Re: Screen Recording Software
Not entirely sure what you mean by that. Side-by-side features comparison? Maybe do internet search for articles that may have compared Linux screen recorders -- I don't know.microsoft2linux wrote:One more thing I would like to know that there is any possibility to compare these software side by side.
Otherwise, might not be a bad idea to just install them all and test them out to see which you like the best. Then just uninstall the ones you don't want. Linux is not like Windows. When you install things, miscellaneous (unwanted) extras are not installed along with it; and when you uninstall, it uninstalls -- no mysterious leftovers running processes in the background.
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trapperjohn
Re: Screen Recording Software
Alternativeto has a list of comparisons but it doesn't give the nice tabulated features format. I does show "likes" for the packages as well as links to project home pages:
http://alternativeto.net/software/simpl ... form=linux
I have tried several and I have found, for my purposes, simplescreenrecorder to be the best. With it I am able to record sound and video without a flaw. It's easy to work with and remarkably configurable.
http://alternativeto.net/software/simpl ... form=linux
I have tried several and I have found, for my purposes, simplescreenrecorder to be the best. With it I am able to record sound and video without a flaw. It's easy to work with and remarkably configurable.