jacksterson Member Joined Apr 4, 2009 Messages 237 Age 34 Location California May 20, 2009 #1 Is there any way to record the screen of my wiz onto the computer?
S Squidge Certified Guru Joined Nov 16, 2003 Messages 8,493 Location UK Website Visit site May 20, 2009 #2 You may be able to read /dev/fb, until/unless there are applications which attack the hardware directly, then your only choice is a camera...
You may be able to read /dev/fb, until/unless there are applications which attack the hardware directly, then your only choice is a camera...
S scrapheap Still Fresh Joined Oct 31, 2006 Messages 28 May 20, 2009 #3 If the TV out works you could always plug that into a video digitizer and re-encode it. Not the best way to do a screen grab but does avoid having software on the device slowing down what you are wanting to grab.
If the TV out works you could always plug that into a video digitizer and re-encode it. Not the best way to do a screen grab but does avoid having software on the device slowing down what you are wanting to grab.
benjymous Member Joined Aug 17, 2008 Messages 296 Age 45 Location Northumberland, UK Website grapefruitopia.com May 20, 2009 #4 Or just make a Windows/linux build of your app (shouldn't be too hard, assuming you're just using SDL / GLES) and capture on the PC
Or just make a Windows/linux build of your app (shouldn't be too hard, assuming you're just using SDL / GLES) and capture on the PC
E Exophase Nothing good will ever come of Exophase. Joined Sep 21, 2006 Messages 10,307 Age 41 Location Cleveland OH May 20, 2009 #5 Squidge posted on May 20 2009 at 11:33 AM said: You may be able to read /dev/fb, until/unless there are applications which attack the hardware directly, then your only choice is a camera... Click to expand... You could still do a kernel module that hooks the vblank interrupt and reads from the framebuffer, whose address would be sitting in its register. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 5, 2016
Squidge posted on May 20 2009 at 11:33 AM said: You may be able to read /dev/fb, until/unless there are applications which attack the hardware directly, then your only choice is a camera... Click to expand... You could still do a kernel module that hooks the vblank interrupt and reads from the framebuffer, whose address would be sitting in its register.