Hi...

Was a bit confused about where post it... (There/Linux/Graphics-Multimedia Software...) - hope that I choosed right... if not I don't mind moving it around a bit

I'm looking for a way to create a video tutorials (or other words - capture the screen to video...) - I know that this is simplest that I can think - but I want to find a good and checked way. I know that there is a Video Tutorial about creating a video tutorial (for windows) in Blender 3d resorces, but this is not what I need...

I'm interested in free (best if open source) software to capture the screen in Linux - anyone have some experience with it? which apps are good and which not - also if you can point me to some good tutorial this can be enougth as an answer...

Regards
Giniu.

I dont know if Macromedia has a version of Macromedia Captivate running on Linux. This is a cutting edge tool that I've ever used. It's worth to have a look at it.

Others are also available on Windows (I'm not sure if they supports Linux, google it and find out yourself)

• Camtasia Studio at http://www.techsmith.com
  
• Matchware ScreenCorder at http://www.matchware.net
  
• RiverPast Screen Recorder at http://www.riverpast.com/
  

Hey, wait, if you could not find any screen recorder on linux, here is the tip.

• Install VNC or similar service on your linux box
  
• Run VNC client on a Windows machine and connect to the one running Linux
  
• Install Macromedia Captivate or whatever software you'd like on Windows machine and start recording the VNC client screen
  

Hope it helps you out.

PS: final solution is GOOGLE, he could help you out too but may be slow,

Thanks for your help, but I think that they aren't freeware (as I looked at their websites...) - also they are for windows... does anyone know about something that is free and supports linux?

These are what I found so far, hope it help mate

• http://freshmeat.net/redir/vnc2swf/45731/u...omepage/vnc2swf
  
• http://freshmeat.net/redir/ttyrec/10793/url_homepage/ttyrec
  
• http://freshmeat.net/redir/xvidcap/44825/u...omepage/xvidcap
  

Thanks!

I think that [ xvidcap ] would be great for me

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