Yeah, soooo sorry TheComet...
Refresh windows list - refreshes the list of open app on the desktop. (Select one of these)
Select file - Select the for example test.avi
Click start and it will offer you the codec window, select the codec to use (I recommend Microsoft Video 1 for being the fastest, but ffdshow works the best for divx and xvid). Click okay and it will start recording the apps window to an avi file...
When you re-activate the Video Capture window, the recording will pause, Continue carries this on and Stop finishes it and it ready to play in media player...
TODO LIST:
. Release the Device Context before handing data over to the codec (this is causing the app that being recorded to lag and not record in real-time)
. Move the codec selection window into a preferences selection instead.
. A few minor dialog fixes (the milliseconds edit control and the file name edit control need updating actually in the code)
. Find a way of recording real-time audio. (Should be dead dead easy)
I'll post here once they're done...
EDIT: Some codec will not encode video... DivX and XVid doesn't on my machine but ffdshow does...
Mental arithmetic? Me? (That's for computers) I can't subtract a fart from a plate of beans!
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