Re: Recording stream from the desktop - program
- From: "Ken Maltby" <kmaltby@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2008 15:32:09 -0600
"Ken Maltby" <kmaltby@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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PS You could use one of this type HDD enclosures, that
"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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"Ken Maltby" wrote ...
"Richard Crowley" wrote ...
<rasheed13@xxxxx> wrote ...
Do you know a program, which will be able to record stream from the
Windows desktop, but WILL BE ALSO ABLE TO AUTOSTART AND RECORD FROM
THE MOMENT OF STARTING OPERATING SYSTEM ?
Sorry for my English ;) and thanks in advance for your help
Probably not. The operating system has to start before it can
launch any auto-start programs.
Your best bet would likely be to aim a camera at the screen.
He could try attaching a VCR or Personal Digital Recorder
to the "TV out" of his video card, then setting it up to clone
the desktop display/monitor.
But do they depend on loading Windows drivers to enable the
"TV out"? That has been my experience in the past. The boot
process must depend on the lowest-common-denominator
default modes stored in the BIOS.
Perhaps not always, I know that I can see the startup
including the post display on both a VGA output to a
CRT monitor and the DVI output to my projector; for
my HTPC setup. For some cards it might be that the
TV Output is simply always providing an output of the
main display, without need for OS intervention, just a
built-in function of the card and its hardware and
firmware. Like they just use a chip to intercept one of
the intermediate video signals and format it for TV then
output it to the TV Out connector all the time.
** This is not the case for my HTPC's card, but could
be for some other card**
BUT, I can't get my TV output to work right so that
I can test it out. It will work fine each time I set it up
but I can't get it to hold the settings that clone the main
display to the TV. I need to try it sometime with a
different driver control panel, the ATI cat is what is
not working for me. I have the ATI Tray Tools and
I could set it up on the HTPC system, it might let me
get that working that way.
Of course if your Vidcard has a spare VGA output,
you could run that through one of those little VGA>
TV converter boxes (scan converter).
http://www.avermedia-usa.com/presentation/averkey.asp
It looks like you can use one of these inline with the VGA
output to you monitor, so you don't even need a spare
output on your Vidcard.
I had no problem having my desktop cloned to two
monitors, a VGA and a DVI.
Luck;
Ken
are able to record your video.
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.10486
Google for "DVR PVR HDD Enclosures" (without the
quotes) to find the one that best meets your needs.
.
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