Video opnemen¶
Kdenlive biedt functionaliteit voor het opnemen van video met Decklink van Blackmagic en via ScreenGrab.
Voor andere apparaten, meestal verbonden via Firewire (ook bekend als IEEE 1394 High Speed Serial Bus) kaart en kabel, gebruik dvgrab direct in een terminal.
You configure video capturing from Kdenlive configureren).
(more on this in the chapterU definieert de doelmap van uw opnames door Kdenlive configureren).
(meer hieroverOpname van beeldscherm¶
This captures video off the PC screen. Enable the Screen Grab widget via
.Hint
Any issues or errors with the screen grab are displayed in the Clip Monitor widget. It is recommended to move the Screen Grab widget to a position where the clip monitor is easily visible. For example, the Screen Grab widget can be added to the dock where the Project Bin or the Library is. Docking it to the Clip Monitor widget prevents a message from being visible.
- Monitor 0/1:
Select the monitor to record from
- Screen Grab:
Start/Stop recording
- Configure Recording:
Opent het venster van Kdenlive
De opgenomen clip zal in de project-bin worden toegevoegd.
Possible issues
Screen grab uses ffmpeg for recording and encoding. Most issues have to do with the version of ffmpeg installed or how ffmpeg was compiled.
Specifically, ffmpeg needs --enable-x11grab
to work for screen grab. Check your Linux distro for this parameter for ffmpeg by typing ffmpeg -version
in a terminal and look for that parameter in the information reported back by ffmpeg. [1]
If you are capturing the screen and using the x246 with audio setting, the recording may crash. In this case create an Encoding Profile for Screen Capture where -acodec pcm_s16le
is replaced by -acodec libvorbis -b 320k
.
Blackmagic¶
This is for capturing from Blackmagic’s Decklink video capture cards.
Notitie
There has been no major development or testing with this part of Kdenlive. It may work, it may have issues. No bug reports have been created, but there is not knowing how many users actually perform video capturing with this hardware.