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Discover Wayfarer, a modern screen recorder for GNOME, Wayland, and Pipewire 📹🖥️

Supports MKV, MP4, WebM with Opus/MP3 audio
Multi-monitor and full-screen recording User-friendly interface with timer and delay options
Built with Gtk 4, Vala, and Gstreamer

Check it out: 🔗 github.com/stronnag/wayfarer #ScreenRecorder #GNOME #Wayland #Pipewire #OpenSource #LinuxTools #LinuxTips

GitHubGitHub - stronnag/wayfarer: screen recorder for GNOME / Wayland / pipewirescreen recorder for GNOME / Wayland / pipewire. Contribute to stronnag/wayfarer development by creating an account on GitHub.
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So, thanks to all the replies, I’ll be redoing a bunch of my work tomorrow using OBS.

So, in short: if you want to record screencasts and you care about the quality of your work: DO NOT USE THE BUILT-IN GNOME SCREEN RECORDER. It outputs low quality videos and you cannot change the qualiy.

Use OBS instead.

*le sigh*

G’night!

FFS, GNOME! Just wasted a day of editing video because the built-in screen recorder records screencasts at such a low quality that I ended up with keyframe artefacts / ghosting in my captures.

Bloody hell…

And is there any way to set the quality? Is there ever!

[Edit] Use OBS. (Thanks everyone in the replies.)

(Don’t use GNOME’s built-in screen recorder if you’re posting HD+ videos.)

vimeo.com/957970626

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@Quinnypig the sheer fact that #Microsoft and #Windows11 ain't banned across the #EU to this day is an indictment to the #TechIlliteracy of politicans in the @EUCommission & @europarl_en despite

and now

And since @GossiTheDog managed to get it running on a system w/o "#AI" acceleration aka. "#NPU" it's safe to assume that it'll be perfectly possible to retroactively shove it down everyones' throats without recourse!

  • Actually there are options for recourse besides "#ThoughtsAndPrayers" that regulators like @bsi would actually take this seriously:

Like: Stop using #Windows and get some help migrating away from it to a good #Linux distro!

Fixes a critical backdoor in Windows' CryptoAPI, which allows to unconsenting Update of CA Certificates in the background. See https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2013-17-Zweifelhafte-Updates-gefae...
GitHubGitHub - kkarhan/windows-ca-backdoor-fix: Fixes a critical backdoor in Windows' CryptoAPI, which allows to unconsenting Update of CA Certificates in the background. See https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2013-17-Zweifelhafte-Updates-gefaehrden-SSL-Verschluesselung-2317589.htmlFixes a critical backdoor in Windows' CryptoAPI, which allows to unconsenting Update of CA Certificates in the background. See https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2013-17-Zweifelhafte-Updates-gefae...

::: KOOHA 🎞️ 🎬 | Looking to record the screen as a tiny GIF? To send out while for example helping someone?

Now that Peek is gone - Kooha is in.

📼 Additionally to GIF - also WebM, MP4, MKV
🎙️ Record microphone, desktop audio, (or both) at the same time
🖥️ Select a monitor, a window, or a portion of the screen to record

=> flathub.org/apps/io.github.sea

Kooha
Flathub - Apps for LinuxInstall Kooha on Linux | FlathubElegantly record your screen

::: Looking to record the screen as a tiny GIF to send out while for example helping someone? KOOHA 🎞️ 🎬

Now that Peek is gone - Kooha is in.

📼 Additionally to GIF - also WebM, MP4, MKV
🎙️ Record microphone, desktop audio, (or both) at the same time
🖥️ Select a monitor, a window, or a portion of the screen to record

=> flathub.org/apps/io.github.sea

Kooha
Flathub - Apps for LinuxInstall Kooha on Linux | FlathubElegantly record your screen

GPU Screen Recorder For Linux Adds Support For AMD And Intel GPUs: Similar to ShadowPlay for Windows

GPU Screen Recorder is a screen recorder for Linux similar to ShadowPlay for Microsoft Windows, that makes use of the GPU to record the screen, having a minimal impact on the system performance (very low CPU usage). According to its developer, “this is the fa ...continues

See gadgeteer.co.za/gpu-screen-rec

GadgeteerZAGPU Screen Recorder For Linux Adds Support For AMD And Intel GPUs: Similar To ShadowPlay For Windows - GadgeteerZAGPU Screen Recorder is a screen recorder for Linux similar to ShadowPlay for Microsoft Windows, that makes use of the GPU to record the screen, having a
GPU Screen Recorder is a screen recorder for Linux similar to ShadowPlay for Microsoft Windows, that makes use of the GPU to record the screen, having a minimal impact on the system performance (very low CPU usage). According to its developer, "this is the fastest screen recording tool for Linux". It currently only supports X11 sessions (Wayland and Xwayland are not supported).

The software is available as a command line tool, but there's also a graphical user interface built using GTK.

Using it, you can record a window, follow focused window, a monitor, or all monitors, with an option to choose the audio input. The resulting recording can be saved locally, it can live-stream to Twitch, YouTube or a custom service for which you can add the URL, and it supports Nvidia-like instant replay where only the last few seconds are saved.

How is this different from using OBS with nvenc? OBS only uses the GPU for video encoding, but the window image that is encoded is copied from the GPU to the CPU and then back to the GPU (video encoding unit). These operations are very slow and causes all of the fps drops when using OBS. OBS only uses the GPU efficiently on Windows 10 and Nvidia. This GPU screen recorder keeps the window image on the GPU and sends it directly to the video encoding unit on the GPU by using CUDA. This means that CPU usage remains at around 0% when using this screen recorder.

I like the idea of an option to follow the active window for recording, and it does also highlight a shortcoming with OBS on Linux that we still have. So although it does stream directly to Twitch and YouTube, it does appear that if you want to have various overlays and other effects, you may still have to use OBS.

But it does offer a good alternative if you have a slightly older PC and find that OBS is creating some stuttering during recordings. The replay option is very useful to just have running for "when" that amazing gaming moment happens for you, knowing it won't be taxing the CPU at all.

See GPU Screen Recorder For Linux Adds Support For AMD And Intel GPUs



GPU Screen Recorder is a screen recorder for Linux similar to ShadowPlay for Microsoft Windows, that makes use of the GPU to record the screen, having


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GPU Screen Recorder For Linux Adds Support For AMD And Intel GPUs: Similar to ShadowPlay for Windows

GPU screen recorder window showing various settings such as Record Area, View, Audio input, merge audio tracks, Frame rate, video quality, Video codec, Audio codec, and buttons for Stream, Record, and Reply. GPU Screen Recorder is a screen recorder for Linux similar to ShadowPlay for Microsoft Windows, that makes use of the GPU to record the screen, having a minimal impact on the system performance (very low […]

gadgeteer.co.za/gpu-screen-rec

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