I am thinking about this project:
connect a SC to vnc2swf to make a screenrecoder where that doesn't need installation.
Now I am just at the idea level and I'm still looking for help (I'm not that a good coder).
Personally I have two purposes for this:
make tutorials
(could use normal vnc2swf there but when you explain something on a different computer it would be great just to plugin your usb-stick and record what you do and hand them a file where they can look it up again later if they forgot)
record SC connection
(most problems are so simle they bore me to explain them ever and ever again. with this you could simply record them and make a tutorial on the fly. would be very cool)
is there somebody out there who is interested in this?
I am seeking for anybody who is willing to help me fulfill this project.
just write me an email
thanks
andy
aschrafl@gmail.com
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VNC2swf with UltraVNC SC
Well I am thinking about recording also; we want to be able to record VNC and RDP (Windows Terminal Services) sessions for documentation and auditing purposes, but there is not much around.
I have been thinking along a simple general TCP forwarder with simultaneous recording to a file with timestamps etc. As for replay it would need some experimentation
I have thought of 2 simple replay modes:
- to replay server packets according to the original timing
- to replay one server packet per mouseclick or per keyboard event
Possiblility of rewinding other than to the very beginning sounds too daunting for me.
I have been thinking along a simple general TCP forwarder with simultaneous recording to a file with timestamps etc. As for replay it would need some experimentation
I have thought of 2 simple replay modes:
- to replay server packets according to the original timing
- to replay one server packet per mouseclick or per keyboard event
Possiblility of rewinding other than to the very beginning sounds too daunting for me.