Hello! I wanted to use peek in my image uploader, so I was wondering is there a possibility for something like peek -o OUTPUT.gif that will prompt to record a single gif and save it to OUTPUT.gif Thanks!
ArsenArsen
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If terminal-only commands will be added, then I think recording time interval and perhaps dimensions should be specified too.
So something like:
peek -o OUTPUT.gif -t 10 -w 250 -h 250
where -o is output filename, -t is seconds to record, -w and -h is width and height in pixels respectively.
Or something along the lines of these
seanmavley
on 19 Dec 2016
Seems good, but what I was thinking was still popping up the record screen and have it save by a terminal command. I still want it to be a user chosen area.
Great work by the way.
ArsenArsen
on 19 Dec 2016
Yes, specifying the file output could make sense. Will see if I can add it.
@seanmavley Not sure about that. I understand the idea here, but actually there are tools just for that. E.g. you can achieve scriptng like that with ffcast + ffmpeg. Does not really fit well into Peek, which really is supposed to be a GUI.
phw
on 12 Jan 2017
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Yes, specifying the file output could make sense. Will see if I can add it.
@seanmavley Not sure about that. I understand the idea here, but actually there are tools just for that. E.g. you can achieve scriptng like that with ffcast + ffmpeg. Does not really fit well into Peek, which really is supposed to be a GUI.