Screen Recorder

A focused screen recording tool for Ubuntu 22.04 users to capture desktop activity and audio for tutorials, demonstrations, and software reviews.

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About This Tool

This tool provides a robust, Linux-focused screen recording capability for Ubuntu 22.04. It captures desktop activity, optional audio from system and microphone, and an optional webcam overlay. It supports full-screen and region capture, configurable encoding, and output to common formats such as MP4.
Conceptually, it integrates with the Linux capture backends (X11/Wayland), uses a configurable encoder, and computes approximate file sizes for planning. It supports presets for tutorials, demos, and bug reports, and can operate as a single long file or segmented clips.
Audience includes educators, developers, QA engineers, and support staff who need repeatable captures. Unique value lies in tight integration with Linux capture backends, GPU/CPU encoding options, and automation-ready parameters that avoid cloud dependencies. Core features include area or full-screen capture, optional webcam overlays, configurable frame rate and bitrate, and standard output formats. Typical use cases are tutorials, bug reproduction, software demos, and product walkthroughs; the tool emphasizes local processing, privacy, and reproducibility.

How to Use

  1. Provide inputs: select capture mode (full or region), specify area if region, choose output_path, format, frame rate, and bitrate.
  2. Optional: enable webcam_overlay and choose audio_input.
  3. Start recording to begin capturing the session.
  4. Stop recording when done and save the file to the specified path.
  5. Review the produced video and adjust settings for subsequent recordings.
How to use screen recorder ubuntu 22.04

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What platforms and environments does this tool support on Ubuntu 22.04?
It targets Ubuntu 22.04 with both Wayland and X11 sessions. Recording relies on standard Linux capture interfaces and common encoders; some environments may require specific backend configurations or available audio devices.
Can I record system audio and microphone simultaneously?
Yes. The tool supports multiple audio inputs, including system audio and a microphone. Availability depends on the PulseAudio/PipeWire setup; permissions and device access must be granted for successful capture.
What formats and codecs are produced?
Output formats include MP4 and MKV with H.264/AVC or H.265 when supported by the backend. The tool aims for wide compatibility and does not apply watermarks or vendor-specific restrictions.
Is there any watermark or branding in the output?
No. Recordings are generated locally without watermarking, enabling clean sharing across tutorials, bug reports, and demonstrations.

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