To start it, we will write the following command.įfmpeg -video_size 1920x1080 -framerate 25 -f x11grab -i :0.0 salida.mp4 With the software installed, there would only be two more steps left: start the recording and stop it.If it is not, we write the following in the terminal: If something like the above appears, we go to step 3.We will see something like the following: To do this, just type "ffmpeg" (without the quotes) in the terminal. As when converting files, we make sure that we have the necessary software installed.In any case, the commands or steps to follow to record the screen of our desktop would be the following: In addition, it will also allow us to record only a portion of our desktop, something that would be easier using an application with a user interface that would allow us to select the region to record with the pointer. Like other programs such as VLC or SimpleScreenRecorder, FFmpeg allows us to record the screen of our desktop with and without audio. 1 FFmpeg allows us to record our desktop screen with and without audioįFmpeg allows us to record our desktop screen with and without audio.Without further ado, we will now describe the steps to follow, which are none other than those found in the Official Site of the project. In addition, the way to do it has been updated because they have modified the command / tool with which we will record the screen. The difficulty is found at the time of writing the command, since what we have to remember is much more than putting a command, an "-i" and two files, the input and the output. Record the screen with this framework it's going to be a bit more complicated than converting the audio. That moment has come and the article will be this. In that article we also explain that the framework in question is a very powerful tool with which we can perform many tasks related to video and audio, and also that at another time we would teach you how to record the screen of our PC with FFmpeg from the terminal. A few hours ago we have published an article in which we explained how to convert an audio file to another format (also audio) with FFmpeg.
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