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On Linux you can just use "SimpleScreenRecorder". It allows recording video of a single window (with audio from mic). I use it at work to create demos. My video
by monster_group 4y ago
On Linux you can just use "SimpleScreenRecorder". It allows recording video of a single window (with audio from mic). I use it at work to create demos. My video demos are better than most others' because the video does not contain the whole screen (unlike many other demos) and my videos are accompanied by audio narration so demo can be watched independently later. Mac users often ask me how I create my demo videos.
- RamRodification 4y agoI've lived through decades of running into software with names like "Easy Driver Finder", "Quick PDF joiner", "Simple Disk Partitioner" and such, which so often turn out to be crap/non-free/unusable trial version/malware. This has conditioned me to automatically dismiss things named in this fashion. Though I suspect this is mainly an issue in the Windows world. I don't fault the author of SimpleScreenRecorder at all. Objectively it's the perfect name for the tool. I just realized how sad this is that my mind went straight to "Oh, sounds like one of those shit apps". This one looks really good though!
- marcodiego 4y ago> I've lived through decades of running into software with names like "Easy Driver Finder", "Quick PDF joiner", "Simple Disk Partitioner" and such, which so often turn out to be crap/non-free/unusable trial version/malware. I have a few friends who use windows. They live in this weird world where everything they call "free" is a trap. They are usually very impressed when I show them repositories and flathub.
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- makeworld 4y agoThis looks like a nice tool, thanks. Although worth noting it only records a screen region, so if you move the window it won't follow it.