Wow, PlayOnLinux does not want to make it easy. I tried clicking "plugin" and then selecting "capture"
I would get an error about something missing. I would install it with apt-get and then something else would be missing.
Here is my list of everything missing. I'm sure there is a way to install all of it at once.
lame
Code:
sudo apt-get install lame
vorbis-tools
Code:
sudo apt-get install vorbis-tools
faac
Code:
sudo apt-get install faac
ffmpeg
Code:
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg
ffmpeg2theora
Code:
sudo apt-get install ffmpeg2theora
libimage-exiftool-perl
Code:
sudo apt-get installlibimage-exiftool
oggz-tools
Code:
sudo apt-get install oggz-tools
oggvideotools
Code:
sudo apt-get install oggvideotools
mkvtoolnix
Code:
sudo apt-get install mkvtoolnix
transcode-utils
Code:
sudo apt-get install transcode-utils
gpac
Code:
sudo apt-get install gpac
recordmydesktop
Code:
sudo apt-get install recordmydesktop
The last one could not be found in apt-get, so I had to run Synaptic Package manager and search for it.
synaptics package manager: transcode and associated packages
After all of that, I can select 2 options when I run "capture"
1. opengl
2. non opengl
then I get 3 options
1. Begin the capture of an application
2. Play a captured file
3. Convert a captured file to video
Of course I want to do #1, but its kinda confusing. When does the capture actually start?
It will say "capture in progress" but then will go back to the 3 options.
Apparently its not working. Something about disabling pulseaudio.
I read on PlayOnLinux that you can start a capture with Shift+F8, but its not doing anything.
Help me figure this out