Supported: ( ultrafast, superfast, veryfast, faster, fast, medium, slow, slower, veryslow)Ĭto-record-live-share - Determines the state for auto recording live share sessions, defaults to false.Ĭbug - Run the plugin in debug mode, provides more information when running FFmpegĪnimated GIFs are supported, if you configure chronicler.ffmpeg-binary appropriately in your vscode settings. preset ?:string - The ffmpeg recording preset, defaults to ultrafast.c:v ?:string - The video codec to use for encoding, defaults to libx264.Set to yuv420p if you want to support QuickTime on osx. pix_fmt ?:string - The format flag to pass to ffmpeg, defaults to yuvj444p.flags? :object - Configuration flags to pass to the FFmpeg process.fps: number - Number of frames per second, defaults to 12.gifScale? :number - What ratio each dimension of the GIF should be scaled by, defaults to 1.animatedGif? :boolean - Flag to determine if we should produce animated GIFs or not.duration? :number - How long to record for, defaults to 0 which is indefinite.countdown? :number - The number of seconds to wait before recordings starts, defaults to 5.gif files, if specifiedĬst-folder - This is the output folder for all recordings, defaults to $HOME/RecordingsĬhronicler.recording-defaults - These are the default parameters for recording, this supports the following: Using the predefined shortcut (by default cmd+alt+shift+s)Ĭhronicler.ffmpeg-binary - (optional) This is the path to the FFMpeg binary, this will be used to convert the recordings into animated.Accessing the command, via the command palette Chronicler Stop Recording.Click on the icon in the status bar to terminate the recorder.This will stop the current recording, and provide a link to the final file location. Using the predefined shortcut (by default cmd+alt+shift+r) More information on the custom build can be found here)
#WINDOWS RECORD SCREEN GIF DOWNLOAD#
This prompt will allow you to specify the location or to download the latest version as needed.Ĭlick on the icon in the status bar to launch the recorderĪccessing the command, via the command palette: This will initiate a new recording, and will prompt for the FFmpeg installation if not set yet.
#WINDOWS RECORD SCREEN GIF CODE#
This means that the recording does not follow windows as they move, but specifically the initial location/size of the VS Code window. This has a distinct limitation of only being able to record a portion of the screen. The underlying tools for screen recording, rely upon FFmpeg. Additionally, if you are configured your settings for supporting the animated gif production, the file path will change to point to the. On completion you can can choose to open the file with your operating system, you can copy the path to your clipboard, or just dismiss. The status bar will be your indicator of the current status of your recording. To prevent the UI from getting in the way, when stopping, use the keyboard shortcuts to terminate the process. The recording process determines the location and dimensions of your VS Code window, and will start a recording session for that region, immediately. The status bar contains an item that will provide you the current state of the recording process, and is an actionable element for starting/stopping a recording. The primary functionality of the plugin is to start and stop recording. The application relies upon FFmpeg as the base for recording. Chronicler is a cross-platform plugin for recording screens (windows) within VS Code.
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