Sur #Framalibre : https://framalibre.org/content/obs-studio
https://obsproject.com/
OBS studio (comme Open Broadcast Software), est un logiciel de streaming vidéo et de screencasting pour des plates formes telles que twicht, youtube gaming, dailymotion (et plein d'autres).
#Logiciel #TempsRéel #Flux #OBS #OBSstudio #OpenBroadcastSoftware #Streaming #Vidéo #Screencasting #LogicielLibre
Use Existing Desktop Compositor Effects For Screencast Recordings
I show how Linux's KDE Compositor can be used to show such effects as screen magnification, screen drawing, mouse cursor tracking and clicking, without the need for additional 3rd party software when creating screencast recordings. This is useful if your screencasting recorder does not include these features, but of course many of these desktop effects just look really cool anyway!
Watch https://dia.so/5QY
I show how Linux’s KDE Compositor, that is already included with the OS, can be used to show such effects as screen magnification, screen drawing, mouse cursor tracking and clicking, without the need for additional 3rd party software when creating screencast recordings. This is useful if your screencasting recorder does not include these features, but of course many of these desktop effects just look really cool anyway!
Watch https://youtu.be/IB2bmuVs0OU
https://www.youtube.com/embed/IB2bmuVs0OU?feature=oembed
#technology #desktopeffects #screencasting #KDE #compositor
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Following my post yesterday about vokoscreenNG, I realised there were no recent videos showing some of its latest features such as the magnification, and mouse cursor effects. So this video tours the v3.2.0 beta interface and features for those who may be considering using this software.
Watch at https://youtu.be/wax1RH9b7f0
#technology #vokoscreenng #screencasting #opensource #linux
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I’ve been using SimpleScreenRecorder for ages to record my YouTube videos, but I realised today it is missing a good magnifier, as well as a halo effect to show where the mouse cursor is, and to indicate when the mouse is clicked. VokoscreenNG solves this problem quite easily.
It is available in 39 languages, and will record a whole screen, a window (Linux only), or an area of a screen. It will easily select between audio inputs such as microphone or speaker output, and a webcam source can also be toggled on and off. Furthermore, it has a built-in video viewer to quickly review the recording without needing to open an external viewer.
Note thought on Linux you will want compositor for the display (on my Manjaro KDE anyway) active for the mouse halo effect to be transparent.
It’s not perfect, for example, it cannot yet capture across multiple screens, and it does not mix multiple audio sources together, but these are all being worked on as can be seen by the activity on the Github project.
See https://linuxecke.volkoh.de/vokoscreen/vokoscreen.html
#technology #screencasting #opensource #linux #videos
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