File	Date	Author	Commit
.gitignore	2012-03-24	rfabbri	[93604c] terminado rascunho inicial, falta sincar video ...
1pic.py	2012-03-24	rfabbri	[f830e1] versoes iniciais dos arquivos
1pic1s.py	2012-03-24	rfabbri	[f830e1] versoes iniciais dos arquivos
1pic1sS.py	2012-03-24	rfabbri	[f830e1] versoes iniciais dos arquivos
1pic1sS_.py	2012-03-24	rfabbri	[0879c7] arrumado problema de perda de sincronia
COPYING	2012-05-23	Ricardo Fabbri	[a4dca4] GPL'd it properly
README	2012-08-17	Green Kobold	[d7a208] primeira versao operacional do screencast mais ...
makeVideo.sh	2012-08-17	Green Kobold	[d7a208] primeira versao operacional do screencast mais ...
makeVideo2.sh	2012-08-17	Green Kobold	[d7a208] primeira versao operacional do screencast mais ...
read_cursor_image.py	2012-05-23	Ricardo Fabbri	[91be74] read cursor image FAIL
screencast.py	2012-05-23	Ricardo Fabbri	[91be74] read cursor image FAIL
screencast2.py	2012-08-17	Green Kobold	[d7a208] primeira versao operacional do screencast mais ...
ss.sh	2012-08-17	Green Kobold	[ad1ce9] versao bash operante

Read Me

Screencast makes it easy to produce high-quality screencasts on Linux with support for JACK Audio and updates in full detail. It is indispensable for recording video tutorials, video logs, and other computer activity, and works especially well with audio applications such as Pd, Ardour, and chuck. It is multi-threaded and produces smooth results with no jittery sound or loss of fine detail in screen updates. 

=== home page ===

http://wiki.nosdigitais.teia.org.br/Screencast

=== installation: ===

$ chmod +x ./makeVideo.sh


=== usage ===

# Using PyGtk :::
$ python screencast.py
$ ./makeVideo.sh

# Or Using more bash and Imagemagick
$ python screencast2.py
$ ./makeVideo2.sh

=== notes ===

* it doesn't seem to work past 4 fps
* capturing the actual mouse pointer seems unecessarily hard and we need to bypass pygtk and use X
libs directly, see read_cursor_image.py

=== links ===

* video tutorial (portuguese):  http://vimeo.com/39220636