For the recording of the gem windows,
Obs open broadcast gave me good résults.


Le mer. 21 févr. 2024 à 09:41, IOhannes m zmoelnig <zmoelnig@iem.at> a écrit :
On 2/21/24 09:00, altern wrote:
>
> sorry, it is PD 0.54.1 for windows 64 bits, the portable version

thanks.

> GEM: video record plugins: PNM

ah well.
the only recording capability that is available for your installation is
PNM, which creates a portable anymap image, and not really a "film" in
the traditional sense.

the use-case is typically to write the data to a named pipe and then use
ffmpeg or whatever to turn that into a real film:

from the commit message:

     1. `mkfifo fifo.ppm`
     2. record frames into `fifo.ppm` with this plugin
     3. encode video with `ffmpeg -f image2pipe -i fifo.ppm ...`


i probably have to add this to the actual documentation.

i'm afraid there is no real video recording backend available on Windows
at the momemt (there used to be a QuickTime based backend, but apple
never made this available for 64bit systems - including Windows; also
iirc the quicktime backends required Gem to be compiled with MSVC which
i no longer do).

gdmasr
IOhannes
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