capture video using BlueEye!
- not designed for fullscreen games; use windowed modes
- if you get errors, try:
- turn framerate down
- limit capture area
- scale it down
- make shorter videos
- try a different temp format
- please report errors that you can't correct
- if you don't have h.264 decoder on your PC or your player won't play .mp4's, get VLC
you need ffmpeg and the plugin to use plugin is in plugin suite - see link in sig
ffmpeg install instructions
- download the latest static build for your OS (x86 or x64, link above)
- extract ffmpeg archive using 7-Zip
- move "\bin\ffmpeg.exe" to your "\Blue Eye Macro" folder
- OR -
the all-in-one updater can walk you through it
you're all set. try the sample macro:
Code:
begin
Speech.Say("Ready", "no")
// activate window you want to record during pause
Macro.Pause("2000")
Speech.Say("Begin", "No")
Window.Get active window id("active")
// if active window maximized, record whole screen
if Window.State is maximized("{active}", "no")
begin
Variable.Set("x1", "0")
Variable.Set("y1", "0")
System.Get primary screen resolution("x2", "y2")
end
// else capture the current application only
if Variable.Does not exist("x1")
begin
Window.Get location("{active}", "no", "no", "x1", "y1")
Window.Get size("{active}", "no", "w", "h")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{x1} + {w}", "x2")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{y1} + {h}", "y2")
end
Plugins.Video capture("C:\Temp", "my_video[New features demo]{sickslug}", "30g+h}", "100", "1", "{x1}", "{y1}", "{x2}", "{y2}", "10", "3")
// after it records, ffmpeg.exe will mux in the background!
// depending on video complexity it can take longer than capturing
// don't touch the file until cpu usage is back to normal
Speech.Say("Muxing", "no")
end
Speech.Say("Ready", "no")
// activate window you want to record during pause
Macro.Pause("2000")
Speech.Say("Begin", "No")
Window.Get active window id("active")
// if active window maximized, record whole screen
if Window.State is maximized("{active}", "no")
begin
Variable.Set("x1", "0")
Variable.Set("y1", "0")
System.Get primary screen resolution("x2", "y2")
end
// else capture the current application only
if Variable.Does not exist("x1")
begin
Window.Get location("{active}", "no", "no", "x1", "y1")
Window.Get size("{active}", "no", "w", "h")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{x1} + {w}", "x2")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{y1} + {h}", "y2")
end
Plugins.Video capture("C:\Temp", "my_video[New features demo]{sickslug}", "30g+h}", "100", "1", "{x1}", "{y1}", "{x2}", "{y2}", "10", "3")
// after it records, ffmpeg.exe will mux in the background!
// depending on video complexity it can take longer than capturing
// don't touch the file until cpu usage is back to normal
Speech.Say("Muxing", "no")
end
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File comment: this was made with the settings in the sample macro above... quicktime is buggy in the browser!!!! recommend you download video instead [ Play Quicktime file ] my_video.mp4 [ 973.09 KiB | Viewed 9596 times ] |
