It can be accomplished through audacity: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_linux.html
David Seikel ha scritto il 04/06/2015 alle 07:25: > I have a need to record sound and video from a particular window. I've > tried recordMyDesktop, but it can't handle specifying a particular > window, though it claims to. It might be some incompatibility with > E19. What happens is that I start it recording a particular window on > a particular virtual desktop, but when I move to another virtual > desktop, the recording moves with me, recording the other windows and > desktops, instead of sticking with recording the given window. Which > makes it tricky for lengthy recordings when I want to go do other things > while I wait. > > Now I know E could handle that to an extent, the pager shows real > time video of the correct window no matter what I do. So I figure half > the functionality is in there somewhere. Would be good if the other > half was in a module or something. I can't find any such module > though, and I don't feel like writing one right now (got no time lol). > > I use Pulse for audio, and it would be great if it could record sound > from a specific Pulse device. I'd like to feed the the audio from the > window to my headphone device, then mute the headphones. So I don't > have to listen to it while recording, but can listen to other stuff, > and the recording doesn't pick up the other stuff. RecordMyDesktop can > deal with that, I tell Pulse to feed the monitor of my headphone > device's output into recordMyDesktop. > > Does any one know about any other video recording software that will do > what I need? Preferably something that works fine under Ubuntu 12.04. > -- Massimo Maiurana Ragusa (RG) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
