Am Sonntag 07 November 2004 23.20 schrieb Steve Tell: > > This reminds me how badly we need graphical desktop-integrated > > video/audio capture applications under Linux. ;). LVS' capture tab is a > > good first step, but nowhere close to what's required... > > Agreed, although my wishlist for a graphical capture application includes > only: > - window showing the captured video > - audio level meters > - hour/minute/second/frame counter > - video window and audio meters active even when not recording to > files (i.e. the app is always capturing) > - start/stop buttons/keystrokes > When recording live, I'd rather have most of the setup and configuration > options safely in a script, and not on menus or guis that can be bumped > accidently. I may yet tackle an "xlavrec" hack like this for lavrec. > This belongs to my wishes, too. Right now I am using gnome's vumeter for an *external* control of the audio level. Since I have a bt787 card, I am using software encoding. My machines (1.2GHz Athlon) is, therefore, ways too slow for capturing inside LVS. I am looking for a slim GUI being as fast as possible ....
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