Postby markfm » 06 Sep 2004 13:33
to see VLC's options, command line, enter:
vlc --longhelp --advanced
To make it the input device:
screen:// Screen capture
Controls:
--screen-caching <integer> Caching value in ms
--screen-fps <float> Frame rate
--screen-fragment-size <integer>
Capture fragment size
To start, try a small value for fps, say 1 or 2. Try a fragment-size of 16 for VLC to perform the capture as 16 sub-frames (divides your screen into a 4x4 grid to perform captures on).
Under Windows, screen capture is more painful than Linux, definitely takes a decent CPU and you want to keep fps low. For training type applications, or logging operator actions, excellent, but not something you would use to do real-time streaming of a video game being played on the PC.