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phw / peek

Simple animated GIF screen recorder with an easy to use interface
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Include recording of audio #105

Open linuxundich opened 7 years ago

linuxundich commented 7 years ago

SimpleScreenRecorder has an option to record and audio track together with the video. You can choose the audio system (Pulse, Jack or Alsa) and the source. It would be great if Peek would support recording PulseAudio.

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phw commented 7 years ago

Not sure about this, it is starting to get a bit off from the GIF recorder thing :) If I support this it will definitely only be available for WebM / MP4 recording, and it will stay simple to setup (a single toggle to turn it on / off, PulseAudio required).

ciscorucinski commented 6 years ago

This is much needed! This is by far the best screen recorder that I have found. Would love to use this instead of anything else.

For some reason, SimpleScreenRecorder will not record the screen but will record the audio. Peek will record the screen but not the audio.

phw commented 6 years ago

@ciscorucinski Agreed, but unfortunately I will not find the time to work on this any time soon. Help appreciated.

mario6097 commented 4 years ago

I understand that there is not audio recording with peek, correct?

phw commented 4 years ago

Currently not

trusktr commented 3 years ago

I love Peek! It's the best simple screen recorder for Linux. Very easy to use, and just works. If it recorded audio too, that'd be awesome!

gitowiec commented 3 years ago

Peek is great! I use it when I want to show someone problems in software. I would also could use the recording audio feature. I would like to record a video on commenting a document formatting, recording just clicks is not helpful enough because I had to mark specified timestamps and describe what is happening on the video in the text file. Please add this feature! :)

sudofox commented 2 years ago

Bump...I'm helping a friend with some music-related things and want to show them my progress!

patatetom commented 2 years ago

hi,

why not simply allow peek to pass additional parameters to the ffmpeg backend ? from the command line for example... peek --ffmpeg="here are my additional parameters that I want to pass to ffmpeg" this way I could simply ask peek/ffmpeg to capture the sound from pulse... peek --ffmpeg="-f pulse -ac 2 -i default"

regards.