How can I record the screen as well as audio on Ubuntu?
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That is for creating a video tutorial. I want the screen and my voice.
I have tried many recorder, but that only record the screen and internal video.
sound screen screencast desktop-recording sound-recorder
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That is for creating a video tutorial. I want the screen and my voice.
I have tried many recorder, but that only record the screen and internal video.
sound screen screencast desktop-recording sound-recorder
edited Feb 9 at 19:12
pomsky
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asked Feb 9 at 2:09
Vidhya RajanVidhya Rajan
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That is for creating a video tutorial. I want the screen and my voice.
I have tried many recorder, but that only record the screen and internal video.
sound screen screencast desktop-recording sound-recorder
edited Feb 9 at 19:12
pomsky
33.2k11104136
asked Feb 9 at 2:09
Vidhya RajanVidhya Rajan
61
That is for creating a video tutorial. I want the screen and my voice.
I have tried many recorder, but that only record the screen and internal video.
sound screen screencast desktop-recording sound-recorder
sound screen screencast desktop-recording sound-recorder
edited Feb 9 at 19:12
pomsky
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asked Feb 9 at 2:09
Vidhya RajanVidhya Rajan
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edited Feb 9 at 19:12
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There is an application in the Official Ubuntu Software Repository callled Kazam, which works great. It will record internal sound, external sound, and the screen. It has pretty good video quality, as well. It can be installed with:
$ sudo apt-get install kazam
answered Feb 9 at 2:11
The MATE ManThe MATE Man
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There are many many applications with which you can do that, The best one that I've used obs, You can install it by
sudo apt install obs-studio
As previously suggested you can also use kazam
sudo apt install kazam
Or if you don't want to install any application, you can use the already available ffmpeg command, the following should work for you:
ffmpeg -f x11grab -s "Your screen resolution" -i :0.0 -f alsa -i default output.mkv
For the last one, I am assuming you're using alsa!
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
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answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
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I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
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A simple one is simplescreenrecorder which can be found in the 18.04 repo. Install it with
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
start it > Continue > choose size of screen to record > tick the box for audio. For Backend choose pulseaudio. For source choose built in audio analogue stereo which would record the mic instead of the internal audio > choose save location and the default codec parameters should be ok
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
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You can use recordMyDesktop. It has the option to capture audio from your microphone. To install it run the following command in Terminal
sudo apt install gtk-recordmydesktop
Open recordMyDesktop and just check the box next to 'Sound Quality' before starting recording.
answered Feb 9 at 19:11
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There is an application in the Official Ubuntu Software Repository callled Kazam, which works great. It will record internal sound, external sound, and the screen. It has pretty good video quality, as well. It can be installed with:
$ sudo apt-get install kazam
answered Feb 9 at 2:11
The MATE ManThe MATE Man
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add a comment |
There is an application in the Official Ubuntu Software Repository callled Kazam, which works great. It will record internal sound, external sound, and the screen. It has pretty good video quality, as well. It can be installed with:
$ sudo apt-get install kazam
answered Feb 9 at 2:11
The MATE ManThe MATE Man
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There is an application in the Official Ubuntu Software Repository callled Kazam, which works great. It will record internal sound, external sound, and the screen. It has pretty good video quality, as well. It can be installed with:
$ sudo apt-get install kazam
answered Feb 9 at 2:11
The MATE ManThe MATE Man
8918
There is an application in the Official Ubuntu Software Repository callled Kazam, which works great. It will record internal sound, external sound, and the screen. It has pretty good video quality, as well. It can be installed with:
$ sudo apt-get install kazam
answered Feb 9 at 2:11
The MATE ManThe MATE Man
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answered Feb 9 at 2:11
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There are many many applications with which you can do that, The best one that I've used obs, You can install it by
sudo apt install obs-studio
As previously suggested you can also use kazam
sudo apt install kazam
Or if you don't want to install any application, you can use the already available ffmpeg command, the following should work for you:
ffmpeg -f x11grab -s "Your screen resolution" -i :0.0 -f alsa -i default output.mkv
For the last one, I am assuming you're using alsa!
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
add a comment |
There are many many applications with which you can do that, The best one that I've used obs, You can install it by
sudo apt install obs-studio
As previously suggested you can also use kazam
sudo apt install kazam
Or if you don't want to install any application, you can use the already available ffmpeg command, the following should work for you:
ffmpeg -f x11grab -s "Your screen resolution" -i :0.0 -f alsa -i default output.mkv
For the last one, I am assuming you're using alsa!
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
add a comment |
There are many many applications with which you can do that, The best one that I've used obs, You can install it by
sudo apt install obs-studio
As previously suggested you can also use kazam
sudo apt install kazam
Or if you don't want to install any application, you can use the already available ffmpeg command, the following should work for you:
ffmpeg -f x11grab -s "Your screen resolution" -i :0.0 -f alsa -i default output.mkv
For the last one, I am assuming you're using alsa!
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
There are many many applications with which you can do that, The best one that I've used obs, You can install it by
sudo apt install obs-studio
As previously suggested you can also use kazam
sudo apt install kazam
Or if you don't want to install any application, you can use the already available ffmpeg command, the following should work for you:
ffmpeg -f x11grab -s "Your screen resolution" -i :0.0 -f alsa -i default output.mkv
For the last one, I am assuming you're using alsa!
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
edited Feb 9 at 19:11
pomsky
33.2k11104136
33.2k11104136
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
answered Feb 9 at 3:40
Nauman AfsarNauman Afsar
64111
64111
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
add a comment |
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
I was going to mention OBSProject - I wasn't aware it is in the repositories, though!
– Charles Green
Feb 9 at 22:06
add a comment |
A simple one is simplescreenrecorder which can be found in the 18.04 repo. Install it with
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
start it > Continue > choose size of screen to record > tick the box for audio. For Backend choose pulseaudio. For source choose built in audio analogue stereo which would record the mic instead of the internal audio > choose save location and the default codec parameters should be ok
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
add a comment |
A simple one is simplescreenrecorder which can be found in the 18.04 repo. Install it with
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
start it > Continue > choose size of screen to record > tick the box for audio. For Backend choose pulseaudio. For source choose built in audio analogue stereo which would record the mic instead of the internal audio > choose save location and the default codec parameters should be ok
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
add a comment |
A simple one is simplescreenrecorder which can be found in the 18.04 repo. Install it with
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
start it > Continue > choose size of screen to record > tick the box for audio. For Backend choose pulseaudio. For source choose built in audio analogue stereo which would record the mic instead of the internal audio > choose save location and the default codec parameters should be ok
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
A simple one is simplescreenrecorder which can be found in the 18.04 repo. Install it with
sudo apt install simplescreenrecorder
start it > Continue > choose size of screen to record > tick the box for audio. For Backend choose pulseaudio. For source choose built in audio analogue stereo which would record the mic instead of the internal audio > choose save location and the default codec parameters should be ok
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
1,033319
answered Feb 9 at 22:02
ptetteh227ptetteh227
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1,033319
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add a comment |
You can use recordMyDesktop. It has the option to capture audio from your microphone. To install it run the following command in Terminal
sudo apt install gtk-recordmydesktop
Open recordMyDesktop and just check the box next to 'Sound Quality' before starting recording.
answered Feb 9 at 19:11
pomskypomsky
33.2k11104136
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You can use recordMyDesktop. It has the option to capture audio from your microphone. To install it run the following command in Terminal
sudo apt install gtk-recordmydesktop
Open recordMyDesktop and just check the box next to 'Sound Quality' before starting recording.
answered Feb 9 at 19:11
pomskypomsky
33.2k11104136
add a comment |
You can use recordMyDesktop. It has the option to capture audio from your microphone. To install it run the following command in Terminal
sudo apt install gtk-recordmydesktop
Open recordMyDesktop and just check the box next to 'Sound Quality' before starting recording.
answered Feb 9 at 19:11
pomskypomsky
33.2k11104136
You can use recordMyDesktop. It has the option to capture audio from your microphone. To install it run the following command in Terminal
sudo apt install gtk-recordmydesktop
Open recordMyDesktop and just check the box next to 'Sound Quality' before starting recording.
answered Feb 9 at 19:11
pomskypomsky
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answered Feb 9 at 19:11
pomskypomsky
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answered Feb 9 at 19:11
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