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VokoScreen is a tool based on ffmpeg what to do recording video and audio of the events of our desk, very useful especially for lovers of video tutorials and that stands out especially for its low consumption. |
VokoScreen allows full-screen recording or selecting a specific window or area, including webcam capture. We can also choose the video and audio format, the audio inputs, as well as the multimedia player to use. It also allows you to hide the cursor, start recording as soon as the application is minimized and even send the last video by email.
Installation
En Ubuntu and derivatives:
sudo apt-add-repository ppa: vokoscreen-dev / vokoscreen
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install vokoscreen
En Arch and derivatives:
yaourt -S vokoscreen
There are also versions for Debian, openSUSE and Ubuntu available from here.
More info at: voko screen
It doesn't work for me on Kubuntu 12.10 uu
Not add-apt-repository ??
Interesting. I like it. Compared to "RecordMyDesktop" (RMD), Advantages: it is lighter for the system than RMD, and can record directly in matroska (mkv), which takes up much less space, or "avi", which is more generic than "ogv" by RMD. Disadvantages: it does not manipulate multiple desktops and it does not allow to select the frames per second as RMD, so if one wants to accelerate the speed of the final video, one must do "post production" work.
Excellent; no more to say. Just thanks for the tip.
hi, i have installed it in ubuntu 14.04 along with ffmpeg but when i record there is background noise, i use a Logitech G430 USB microphone what do you recommend?
In my experience, this is because the microphone is not of good quality or because there is really too much noise in your room.
The only alternative is to make the recording and then remove the noise using an audio editing program. I recommend you try Audacity. It is great for these tasks.
Cheers! Paul.
Hello
I really liked this tool
Well it captures all my audio channels
but I have a problem,
And the thing is that when I'm recording and I put music in the background, it sounds a bit lena, as if it had slowed the track
i use debian wheezy 7.8 64 bit with gnome shell
Do you have any idea what may be causing the music to play somewhat slow?
Thank you, the post is somewhat old, but it was very useful, especially since I was already about to download the application from your website and because it is in the Debian Jessie repositories, I installed it and it was good, the only thing is that I cannot record directly in mp4, only in mkv and avi, but hey, thanks and regards