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I’d take a look at recordmydesktop. It redorcs audio and video to ogv and is in the repos for most distros. I used xvidcap heavily for a while but it seems a bit broken in Ubuntu at the moment. recordmydesktop can be a bit picky when it comes to recording audio, I have experienced the audio and video getting out of sync for example. In the past I have recorded video and audio separately for this reason, and to reduce the uhms and uhh during recording as one thinks, types and redorcs..If you would like to record audio and video at once then take a look at enabling jack with recordmydesktop. I have also looked at vnc2swf, vncrec and istanbul. All of which are feature lacking.I’ll also add DemoRecorder in the mix because although it’s not FOSS, it’s very good and inexpensive.If you’d like to create high quality (i.e. no video degradation) screencasts then take a look at this post to the Ubuntu Doc mailing list which outlines how one can create a screencast using ffmpeg.If you have any other questions, feel free to drop me a mail.

Erick skrev detta omdöme 2012-06-07 kl 07:54