In turn, it also has the ability to screencast the screen, a window, or a section of the desktop. As for audio, Kazam allows you to define the type of audio to record, that of speakers, or microphone. In its video configuration we can define the output format, MP4, WEBM, AVI. It has numerous functions that make it a very complete desktop recorder. It is one of the most modern solutions to screencast on linux. To install it, simple screen recorder is not found in the repositories, so we must first add the PPA and update sudo apt-get-repository ppa: maarten-beart / simplescreenrecorder sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install simplescreenrecorder Kazam It is capable of reducing its frame rate to run on slow computers without losing synchronization between video and audio. Like the rest, it allows the recording of the full screen, of only a window or only a portion of the desktop, in addition to defining the source of the audio, speakers or microphone. It is one of the simplest and most powerful programs for screencasting, it has great features that make it a good option to record your desktop or take screenshots. You can find it in the repositories, running: sudo apt-get install vokoscreen simple screen recorder Its interface may seem unattractive, but it makes up for it with its simplicity when using it. With the same characteristics as the rest, although the disadvantage is that it does not allow screenshots. One more for the list, another good tool to record everything that happens on your desktop.
Sudo apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop Voko Screen You can find it in the Linux repositories, the version from the CLI command line or the graphical GTK version. The truth is that even its version 0.3.8.1 is going very well, and it complies with everything it offers. It is a program from a couple of years ago, and no developer has taken up the project to add more functions.
Although it does not have a screen capture or recording display. It has tools, for window selection or recording area, audio and video configuration. Its interface is very simple and intuitive, ideal for making a basic audio and video recording. It was one of the first screencasting programs to be released on Linux, if not the first. To stop recording, just press CTRL + C in terminal. i indicates the “input file”, in this case the screen. With ffmpeg you can record your desktop by executing the following line: ffmpeg -f x11grab -r 25 -s 1024x768 -i: 0.0 -vcodec huffyuv screencast.avi For those who prefer to work from the command line, ffmpeg you have the option of screencasting.
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