Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Hey - thanks for the pointer that Bernd. That looks good on the Mac - looking at the AppleScript Dictionary it seems to have doubled in features since I last checked! Also looks like it is fully supported for scripting from VB and even JavaScript on Windows. 2009/8/3 BNig > > > >The images need

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

>The images need to have varied time durations David, you could do almost all your editing with the extended Quicktime External, but for changing the duration of a frame you could use Applescript. something like set the duration of frame x of track x of document x to . You would have to do t

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Hi Richard, Yes, Snapper makes screenshots and uses EnhancedQT to assemble a movie and add the audio track. -- Best regards, Mark Schonewille Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering http://economy-x-talk.com Submit your software products to http://www.quickestpublisher.com and

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Practical? Yes. Acceptable - maybe not? That is a 17MB download is in the days of Word-of-Warcraft Patches is nothing, and you "could" go to the trouble of embedding the app and installing it from Rev. Given the regular updates, ease of install, and general usefulness of VLC - it is really better j

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

David, VLC looks interesting, in terms of having Rev gather whatever is happening on the screen and turning it into a movie. But is it practical to have the core VLC application (and associated files, whatever they may be) installed on the users computer, along with a Rev app? The VLC downloa

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

David, I'm assuming this is the way it would work (using the clipboard and qtPaste), based on the available EQT commands. I'll be testing it on Monday. I thought if one pasted an image at a given time, the image would remain visible in the movie for x period of time until it was replaced by a

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Mark, your post prompted me to look at the technique you are using for a project where I need to create slide shows from images. The aim is to create a QuickTime movie or FLV, with the stills simply extended in time so as not to render large files slowly. The images need to have varied time duratio

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

VLC is cross platform, and (very) controllable via the command line. It has screen grabbing functionality, which though pretty recent works OK and is likely to get much better over time. You can even stream the live screen grabs. I'll be working on this over the coming months for a project in Londo

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Hi Mark, So is this basically a matter of taking repeated screen shots through Rev and piecing these together into a movie through the EQT functions? I suppose one can then overlay an audio track as well. Is that the basic game plan? Thanks. Richard Mark Schonewille wrote: Hi Richard,

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Hi Richard, Revolution can do this by itself. A good example is Snapper Screen Recorder, which you can find at . This application uses the EnhancedQ external. Particularly on Mac OS X, I'm getting great results. Windows is a different story, but I hope t

Re: Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

I'm not aware of any cross-platform screen recorder software, let alone one that's scriptable. :-( Ian On 31 Jul 2009, at 16:22, Richard Miller wrote: Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be able t

Command-line screen recorder for Mac and PC?

Anyone know of screen recorder software that is both PC and Mac compatible and can be driven from Rev by command line? I want to be able to record separate audio and video sequences that are playing simultaneously in a Rev application and store the single new recording to an avi (or other Quick