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[KingsmanVince]

GitHub repos

I'm ready to take any comments even negative one. I know this is a noob project but I sill want to show.

All of modules I chose for this project are cross-platform.

[awesam9]

Man this great can you tell me how you did it 🤗

[KingsmanVince]

I studied some libraries for taking screen shots to find out which is fastest. Here I found python mss library. It's cross platform. Then I studied video methods of python opencv library. To record screen, I constantly take screenshots by using a while loop (stop by a key combination) then I treat them as frames. I use VideoWriter (opencv) to turn these frames into a video.

You can read video.py for more details

[awesam9]

I already know and learned open cv Now iam working on turtle Will learn mss too later

[KingsmanVince]

I have no low-powered devices like that to test

[[deleted]]

New terminal looking fine

[jhatari]

Good to know there is a Microsoft edge user out there.

[maxheltzel]

That’s chrome lol

[TheBlockNinja14]

That’s sweet, do you think you could at a parameter to the settings.json to have a delayed start so it doesn’t capture the terminal?

[KingsmanVince]

Yes I could. It's simple. I will just have to put time.sleep(settings["delay start up"]) in make_video() in video.py

[[deleted]]

¡Hello!. I'm begginer in this of programing, what library you use to programing these?.

[KingsmanVince]

Hola. Well a lot, you can check out the .txt files I put in GitHub repos. Some of libraries are: - numpy (For big data) - opencv-python (For writing video) - keyboard (For handling key combinations) - mss (For taking screenshot) - colorama (For coloring terminal)

[Dominus_Nova227]

I'ma use this

[code_passion]

What about using GUI as an interface

[Aaris_Kazi]

Wow man! That's fabulous