Looking for camtasia alternative for Linux

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  1. cgeek

    cgeek Registered Member

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    Does anyone know of a really good screen recorder on linux that has quality that is comparable to camtasia?
     
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  3. linuxforall

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    Cheese does it as well and with some effects.
     
  4. cgeek

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    Thanks fellas. :)

    Update: I'm now using recordmydesktop. I would like to warn KDE users it took a little horsing around to get the audio to work. Other than that minor hiccup it's good. :thumb:
     
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    What did you solve yourself that I might run into as well?
     
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    Don't know about KDE, but with Ubuntu Gnome: Open gtk-recordMyDesktop>Advanced>Sound. Then Channels=2
    Frequency=44100 and importantly, Device=default (not DEFAULT). For Microphone Channels=1 Frequency=22050. When using Microphone (I have USB Microphone) click on speaker icon in panel >Sound Preferences check Input Microphone detected (AK5370) and ensure that input volume amplification is not muted. gtk-recordMyDesktop is a great application.
     
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  7. chronomatic

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    I like RecordMyDesktop the best but I can't get audio to work with OSS (I ditched ALSA a while back).
     
  8. cgeek

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    try pulse.
     
  9. linuxforall

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    For KDE you install recorditnow instead of gtk-recordmydesktop, it will then detect the sound interface on its own.
     
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