screen-recording

I am learning to create Screen Recording application in JavaFx. I want user to resize the rectangle to decide the screen capture area. I have made stage and scene Transparent by primaryStage.initStyle(StageStyle.TRANSPARENT); and scene.setFill(null); . I am able to resize the rectangular section but the problem is When I click inside the stage, It gets minimized as it is transparent. How to solve this issue ? I have seen this application screencast-o-matics and following the same. Please guide me on this. Edit:: Code: import java.awt.Toolkit; import javafx.application.Application; import

I need to record certain views in an android application, both audio and video . Say, I have a layout inside .xml file and I want to create a video(.mp4) of only that view. Whats the best approach or possible solution? So far, my finding is: MediaProjection only records the whole screen which is NOT my requirement. Javacv - Since the size of JAR file is way too large and I am already at the edge of meeting the apk size limit(100mb), plus I am already using FFMPEG and OpenCV and facing UnsatisfiedLinkingError with Javacv. (I don't want to go for this unless there is no other option left.) One

I've been wondering, after trying this command on my Nexus 7: adb shell screenrecord /sdcard/demo.mp4 Is there a way to record the screen AND audio of the tablet using the factory screenrecord command? Checking the Android documentation , it says nothing about recording the audio too, but we all know the Android documentation is not that complete I could do it this way : connect the Android device to computer with a jack cable (headphone output to microphone input); record video with adb shell; record audio with Audacity (or anything else) then merge video and audio with a video editor (pitivi

Background Android got new API on Kitkat and Lollipop, to video capture the screen. You can do it either via the ADB tool, or via code (starting from Lollipop). Ever since the new API was out, many apps came that use this feature, allowing to record the screen, and Microsoft even made its own Google-Now-On-tap competitor app. Using ADB, you can use: adb shell screenrecord /sdcard/video.mp4 You can even do it from within Android Studio itself. The problem I can't find any tutorial or explanation about how to do it using the API, meaning in code. What I've found The only place I've found is the