Jim Berkey wrote:
3. Screen/Desktop Capture software. I've tried playing the swf in the
stand-alone flash player and capturing it with three different
screencast packages (recordMyDesktop, Istanbul, and xvidcap). They all
ultimately fail because they seem to capture bounding boxes of
movieclips and other such artifacts that make the resulting video
unwatchable.
I've the same need, so I'm interested to hear if you find something that
works well.
I think that Cam Studio might do what you want easily:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/
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Thanks, Jim. It might not have been clear from my original post, or the
fact may have been lost in subsequent replies, but I'm looking for a
linux solution. (I've changed the subject line of this email to include
linux to help avoid confusion in the future.) CamStudio appears to be
Windows. I'll give it a shot in CrossOver, though, just in case. So far
I've had no luck with the screen capture route, regardless of the
software, due to the bounding box and related issues mentioned above.
I'm guessing it's something inherent in the way screen capture works
with respect to flash.
Matt
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