Save the following script to /usr/local/bin/capture.sh and make the script executable (e.g., sudo chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/capture.sh): #/bin/bash
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Sudo apt-get install simplescreenrecorderĭo not install ffmpeg from the static build as it does not include x11grab. Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:maarten-baert/simplescreenrecorder Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jon-severinsson/ffmpeg Uninstall libav to remove its ffmpeg version from the system:.Install and configure screencasting software to produce high-quality desktop videos as follows:
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If there is no known answer on the subject of why the contrast and brightness are wrong and how to fix it then at least something I put into practice to get close to screen colour as possible in the screencast. That said I would appreciate being told if and how any backups should be made before trying something in case it does not work happily (not to mention how to recover from said fails). There is probably a lot I do not know about Ubuntu/Linux even though I have been using it for years now so I am happy to be educated. I just want to record a screencast and then watch it in VLC or whatever and see what I saw when I made the cast. I have Googled the living daylights out of this problem but have yet to find much help beyond the fact that the contrast and brightness are wrong by default. So what I need to know is what I need to change to get the contrast and brightness settings back under control so they are right to start with. I am yet to get my video to look the same as my screen shots even though when I take a static screen shot the colours and contrast and brightness are all exactly right (ie the same as what I see on the screen). The capture is generally rendered after capture as an OGG file and the image is all there just hidden under messed up settings. The answer seems to be to open a video editor and mess about with contrast, saturation and brightness to get something a bit more acceptable. The colours are always washed out regardless of the software I use or the version of Ubuntu I am running.
I tried this when Ubuntu shipped with GNome and now with Unity as well. I have used VLC, RecordMyDesktop and some others the names of which escape me. I have experimented with screencast software on Ubuntu over a number of LTS versions and using pretty much every software I can get my hands on.
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