On Tuesday 28 November 2006 12:27, Hugo Costelha wrote: > On Tuesday 28 November 2006 11:05, Hugo Costelha wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Anyone here tryed istanbul in RC1? I need to make a screencast, so I > > tryed istanbul. However I could no get the movie, but maybe it is beacuse > > I am doing something wrong? > > > > (In KDE) I just ran istanbul, then an icon appeared on the tray (with a > > record image), I right-clicked to select the area to record, then I > > left-clicked to start recording (the icon changed to a stop image), then > > left-clicked to stop recording (the icon changed to a disk image). > > > > At this time the icon keeps the image of a disk, and right-clicking or > > left-clicking does not do anything. What was supposed to happend? > > Should'nt a popup or something appear to ask where to save the movie to? > > I found the problem (more or less). I went and installed pretty much all > the gsstreamer related libs, and now it works. So I guess there is some > dependency missing. > > Nevertheless, istanbul itself does not seem to work ok. The movie that it > captures os no exactly what was shown on the screen. Some frames are > completely black, and some are swicthed, so it seems that the movie keeps > jumping forward and backward. > > So, has anyone tryed istanbul? If not, what other tools are availbel on > openSUSE 10.2 that allow to record a movied of what is going on on the > screen and save it as ogg, or avi? >
Well, if I select "Record 3D" it works. So I guess that if one is using card acceleration, one needs to have "Record 3D" selected. I had wondered what that 3D would mean... Hugo Costelha --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
