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I use mencoder, so you'll have to make sure you have that too. (install mplayer which you probably already have.)

Step 1: Install glc

Follow these instructions. (I used the installation script, which was a little bit tricky. Look for 'flags' for your CPU (cat /proc/cpuinfo). I installed to /usr/. Also start the script as root.)

Step 2: Record the video

In a console, enter: -f 30 is for 30 fps, which I think makes a/v synch work all right. you can add -s to start the recording right away

Press Shift+F8 to start and to stop the recording process! not stopping might corrupt the .glc file

Step 3: Encode the video

First get the audio to a .wav file Then encode the video + audio Replace "lavc" with "help" to find out about more codec options.

Step 4: Upload the video
Go to http://vimeo.com/upload/video/basic and upload the video. Then come back here and post about it.

If you need help, I'll gladly help. Please tell if it works for you or doesn't.

Hehe, there is a simpler way. "gtk-recordmydesktop" is an awesome, incredibly simple screen recorder. Just launch it, select region or fullscreen, hotkey to record (w/ or wit/o sound) and stop. You can even put a setting to have it encode on the fly, if you got the CPU muscle for it!

Of course there's always wink, which saves it as a SWF screen cast.

mastastealth wrote:Hehe, there is a simpler way. "gtk-recordmydesktop" is an awesome, incredibly simple screen recorder. Just launch it, select region or fullscreen, hotkey to record (w/ or wit/o sound) and stop. You can even put a setting to have it encode on the fly, if you got the CPU muscle for it!

Xfcn wrote:Of course there's always wink, which saves it as a SWF screen cast.

Does any of those record audio for you? *curious*

Wink does it, according to their website. It's meant to be tutorial-creation specific.

mastastealth wrote:Hehe, there is a simpler way. "gtk-recordmydesktop" is an awesome, incredibly simple screen recorder. Just launch it, select region or fullscreen, hotkey to record (w/ or wit/o sound) and stop. You can even put a setting to have it encode on the fly, if you got the CPU muscle for it!

Xfcn wrote:Wink does it, according to their website. It's meant to be tutorial-creation specific.

But does it record the audio of the game?

mastastealth wrote:

mastastealth wrote:Hehe, there is a simpler way. "gtk-recordmydesktop" is an awesome, incredibly simple screen recorder. Just launch it, select region or fullscreen, hotkey to record (w/ or wit/o sound) and stop. You can even put a setting to have it encode on the fly, if you got the CPU muscle for it!

Um.. I suppose that means it does work for you.

Well, I never said it worked for ME I'm just saying the option is there! :lol: I don't know how to set the capture device to be the output of my speakers in the mixers or whatever.

I honestly have no idea which audio, specifically, Wink is capturing. Sorry.

mastastealth wrote:Well, I never said it worked for ME I'm just saying the option is there! :lol: I don't know how to set the capture device to be the output of my speakers in the mixers or whatever.

Xfcn wrote:I honestly have no idea which audio, specifically, Wink is capturing. Sorry.

Well don't worry about it. I sometimes too recommend applications without having tested them first