Search Results for "java screen recorder"

JJ Recorder is a free, lightweight screen recording program for Windows. It records your screen — full screen, a selected region, or a specific window — together with system audio and microphone, and saves to common formats out of the box. Built on Qt and FFmpeg, it stays simple and fast while still offering the options power users want.

The cube tumbles about the screen while the pictures change. To configure just click on the screen.

CamStudio records screen and audio activity on your computer to create AVI video files and turns them into bandwidth-friendly, streaming Flash videos (SWF). CamStudio also lets you add screen captions or video annotations to your recordings through anti-aliased images, or by producing a Webcam movie of yourself (screen in screen) on your desktop. And CamStudio comes with its own lossless codec that produces crystal clear results with a much smaller filesize compared some popular codecs, like...

A screen recorder that supports full HD Recording. The recorder supports a webcam Picture in Picture while screen recording. So that your face can appear in the final recording along with your voice. The new version allows for the logo to be turned off.

A screen capture / screenshot and edit utility written in java to be cross platform. It allows the selection of an area with instant, inplace markup and annotation ability, then copy to clipboard or save to file.

This program draws randomly about 100 types of fractals. Program realized on C++ (as screensaver and as standard window application) and on Java (as applet and image store application).

Plugin based desktop recorder for KDE SC 4

TrisFire is an upcoming screen capture utility for Windows whose development has just recently started. Though not functional yet, it's being updated every day. Its plan is to be the most effective recorder for high-end systems. Check for more info.

V.R.C.C. (Video Remote Computer Camera) is a freeware and open source system that enables your smartphone to be used as a Webcam and lets you control the smartphone from the PC.

LiveScreen makes it possible to publish GUI screenshots that users can interact with. Unlike other remote desktop solutions, no special client is required. Web browsers can act as clients without employing helper apps, plugins or Java.