Thanks rohuezo, thanks a lot for your help!Hey Dand,
I'm writing a little howto for the VLC GUI so you can set those values... I'm on my Mac right now so I can't take Windows screenshots... Basically, you have to go to Media->Stream->Capture Device, then on Capture Mode on top select Desktop, change frame rate to 15,00 f/s, check Show more options, the MRL and the Edit Options are the first part of the Command lIne, here you can add the :screen-mouse-image=<path> after :live-caching, click Stream. Another dialog popsup, you should see screen://, click next, add a file on the part on top by clicking Add, don't worry about the file extension. Click the button with the screwdriver and wrench beside the selected Profile (leave the default for now), go to the tab Video Codec, here you can change the Width and Height of the recording area and scale(between 0.001 and 1, e.g. 0.50 means half the screen size). Go to the Audio Codec tab and disable if not audio is desired. Click Save, click Next. Under Generated stream output string you will see the second part of your command line. When you click Stream the screen recording begins immediately, open some windows, do stuff for a couple of minutes, then click Stop on the VLC GUI. The recording stop and you can open up the file specified above for the recording...
I will make a nicer tutorial with more info to help you and others... Good luck!
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