[visionegg] Re: (no subject)

Martin:

How about http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/vnc2swf/  This is a python program
actually, with version for many OS'es.

Or Camstudio http://www.camstudio.org

Are there issues with these?

Ethan


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-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Spacek [mailto:visionegg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2006 3:05 AM
To: visionegg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [visionegg] Re: (no subject)

Ethan,

What I've used in the past is similar to the custom presentation loop in 
the makeMovie2.py demo. Instead of using 
screen.get_framebuffer_as_image(), I use 
screen.get_framebuffer_as_array() and add each frame to a pre-allocated 
array. When my custom presentation loop is complete, I save the big 3D 
array to a raw file. After that, you can probably convert it to whatever 
format you like, perhaps using VisionEgg functionality or pygame or 
pymedia or one of many other possibilities I don't even know of.

Cheers,

Martin


Andrew Straw wrote:
> Dear Ethan,
> 
> (I am CCing this to you directly, because I had to repost it to the
> mailing list -- I don't think you're subscribed from the email address
> you posted from.)
> 
> The only way I have made "movies" (image sequences which I then encoded
> using other software) from the VE is along the lines of the makeMovie.py
> and makeMovie2.py demo scripts. These will not skip frames because they
> wait for the saving to be done before moving to the next frame. Another
> alternative would be something like stream the images using VNC and save
> to a movie. I have seen some websites that mention how to do it, but
> I've never done it myself, nor do I remember which websites those were,
> so you're just as well off searching the net as I am.
> 
> Let us know if you find any good solutions!
> -Andrew
> 
> Cohen, Ethan D wrote:
> 
>> Andrew:
>>
>>      Is there a way to capture the output of the VisionEgg screen in the
>> dynamic state to generate a movie file for Windows?
>>
>> Avi or wmv or mpeg? I see there is some sort of Python movie capture
program
>> for Linux.
>>
>> Ethan.
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