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Linux-Announce Digest #381
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Linux-Announce Digest #381, Volume #5 Fri, 24 Mar 2006 00:13:02 EST
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COMMERCIAL: DemoRecorder-2.5alpha9a - Screen Recorder with export for the Web (Flash Video), MPEG, AVI (Christian Linhart)
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Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 00:03:20 -0600
From: Christian Linhart <chris@DemoRecorder.com>
Subject: COMMERCIAL: DemoRecorder-2.5alpha9a - Screen Recorder with export for the Web (Flash Video), MPEG, AVI
DemoRecorder-2.5alpha9a is now available at http://www.DemoRecorder.com
Release Date: March 19, 2006
Changes in this Release:
* Added the following options to demorec-to-flv,
the FLV export filter (FLV is Flash Video for Web publishing):
--autoplay
the exported video starts playing automatically
--autorepeat
the exported video repeats playback after it reached
the end of the video.
--controller-mode mode
sets the mode of the controller-GUI of the player.
mode can be one of
on switches on the GUI for controlling the player
off switches off the GUI for controlling the player
auto the GUI is only completely visible when
the mouse moves over it.
none there is no GUI, just the movie is displayed
* Added the following options to all export filters:
--start, --end:
select part of the video for exporting
by specifying start-time and end-time
relative to the recording.
Description:
DemoRecorder is a screen recorder for Linux
with the ability to record sound from the
microphone which is synchronized to the recorded video.
A screen recorder is a tool which can record all
desktop-activity into a movie and it can be used for
* training of users,
* augmenting of documentation, howtos, etc
* marketing of software by explaining what a software can do
* usability tests
* ...
DemoRecorder has export-filters for publising
* on the Web using Flash technology.
see also the tutorial:
http://DemoRecorder.com/howto/easy-web-publishing
* on Video DVD ( MPEG2 export filter )
* in AVI-format with MPEG4
All export filters support exporting the sound
recorded from the microphone.
The recording technology of DemoRecorder provides
the equivalent of high framerates while having
low CPU requirements. For more info, please read
http://DemoRecorder.com/info/recording-technology.php
The export-filter for the Web generates all files
necessary for Web-publishing, i.e.
* an html-fragment to copy-paste into the web-page where
you want to show the video.
* an FLV-file containing the video.
* an SWF-file which contains the loader/player for
streaming the FLV-video.
The video can be played back with any browser having
the Flash-Player-Plugin Version 7 or later installed
which is the case for more than 90% of all browser
installations.
The FLV-video has to be loaded from a webserver, so
please test it with your local testing server instead
of just loading it from the file-system.
DemoRecorder is commercial software
and has a free 30 day evaluation period.
Feedback is welcome and feature wishes
have a good chance to be included into DemoRecorder.
--
Christian Linhart
Christian Linhart Software
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