Linux command
byzanz-record 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Record
byzanz-record [path/to/file.gif]
Example
byzanz-record -v [path/to/file.gif]
Example
byzanz-record -d 60 [path/to/file.gif]
Delay
byzanz-record --delay 10 [path/to/file.gif]
说明
byzanz-record captures screen recordings and saves them in various formats including GIF, WebM, OGV, and FLV. It is designed for creating short screencasts and animated GIFs for documentation or demonstrations. By default, recording lasts 10 seconds. The tool supports recording specific windows or screen regions.
参数
- -d, --duration _seconds_
- Recording duration in seconds
- --delay _seconds_
- Delay before starting recording
- -v, --verbose
- Show information during and after recording
- -x, -y _pixels_
- X and Y position of recording area
- -w, --width _pixels_
- Width of recording area
- -h, --height _pixels_
- Height of recording area
- -c, --cursor
- Record cursor movements
- -a, --audio
- Record audio along with video (when supported by output format).
- --exec _command_
- Run the specified command and record until it exits (overrides duration).
- --display _DISPLAY_
- Specify the X display to record.
FAQ
What is the byzanz-record command used for?
byzanz-record captures screen recordings and saves them in various formats including GIF, WebM, OGV, and FLV. It is designed for creating short screencasts and animated GIFs for documentation or demonstrations. By default, recording lasts 10 seconds. The tool supports recording specific windows or screen regions.
How do I run a basic byzanz-record example?
Run `byzanz-record [path/to/file.gif]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -d, --duration _seconds_ do in byzanz-record?
Recording duration in seconds