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ffscreencast is a shell wrapper for ffmpeg that allows fool-proof screen recording via the command line.
It will auto-detect all available monitors, cameras and microphones and is able to interactively or manually choose the desired recording device(s). Additionally ffscreencast will let you overlay the camera stream on top of the desktop session.
A terminal-to-gif recorder
ttystudio differs from other terminal recorders in that:
- It has its own built-in gif and apng writer, no imagemagick required.
- It has a font parser to render the font during image writing so no terminal playback is required when writing the image (this also means no GUI is required at all - you can record on a remote machine via ssh).
- No concatenation of hundreds of gif files required. ttystudio automatically writes out to one gif or apng.
- No glitchy frames due to imperfect GUI recording of the playback or gif concatenation.
- ttystudio will record frames even if nothing is being updated on the screen.
Create animated gif screencasts.
On OS X, from .mov files.
A tool for creating GIF screencasts of a terminal, with key presses overlaid.
Record screen and voice. Share video via private link.
FFcast helps the user interactively select a screen region and hands over the geometry to an external command, such as FFmpeg, for screen recording.
Quickly record, publish and share short screencasts on your Mac.