[osflash] OS/linux swf to video?
Austin Haas
austin at pettomato.com
Mon Apr 9 10:08:24 EDT 2007
Please report back if you find something. I'm also interested in this.
-austin
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Austin Haas
Pet Tomato, Inc.
http://pettomato.com
On Thu Apr 05 07:38 , Matt Jordan wrote:
> 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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