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In certain situations, it is required to record on a video file what is displayed on the screen—for instance, to document a procedure or describe how to use a software application. | In certain situations, it is required to record on a video file what is displayed on the screen—for instance, to document a procedure or describe how to use a software application. | ||
| − | By using the well-known [https://imagemagick.org/ ImageMagick suite], this job can be accomplished straightforwardly. This Application Note (AN) shows how to | + | By using the well-known [https://imagemagick.org/ ImageMagick suite], this job can be accomplished straightforwardly. This Application Note (AN) shows how to do screen recording on a system running a XELK-based Yocto Linux distribution. |
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| 1.0.0 | February 2021 | XELK 3.0.1 |
Introduction[edit | edit source]
In certain situations, it is required to record on a video file what is displayed on the screen—for instance, to document a procedure or describe how to use a software application.
By using the well-known ImageMagick suite, this job can be accomplished straightforwardly. This Application Note (AN) shows how to do screen recording on a system running a XELK-based Yocto Linux distribution.
