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--- screencapture [2015/07/05 07:03]
slackermedia
+++ screencapture [2015/07/10 11:32]
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 ==== FFmpeg & Mplayer ====
-User ''rowinggolfer'' devised a hybrid method of not only capturing the screen, but also super-imposing and in-setting video from a webcam to achieve a live picture-in-picture mode.
+User ''rowinggolfer'' and Linux blog [[http://linuxbookpro.com]] devised a hybrid method of not only capturing the screen, but also super-imposing and in-setting video from a webcam to achieve a live picture-in-picture mode.
 First, start Mplayer to capture input from your webcam in a relatively small window to achieve the picture-in-picture look:
 <code>
-$ mplayer -cache 128 -tv driver=v4l2:width=320:height=240 -vo xv tv://foo
+$ mplayer tv:// -tv driver=v4l2:width=320:height=240:device=/dev/video0 -vo xv -noborder -geometry 100%:100% -ontop
 </code>
-When that window appears, resize it as needed and place it in, for example, a corner of the screen. Right-click on the window's title bar and select **More Actions** → **Keep Above Others**.
+When that window appears, ''alt''-click on it and drag it to where you want it on your screen.
+<WRAP tip>
+If you would rather have a border on the window, omit the ''-noborder'' switch from the command. Position the screen and then right-click on the window's title bar and hide the border.
+</WRAP>
 In a separate terminal, start ffmpeg:
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 <WRAP tip>
 **See Also** \\
-Ffmpeg \\
+[[ffmpeg|Ffmpeg]] \\
-Open Broadcast Studio (OBS) \\
+[[obs|Open Broadcast Studio (OBS)]]
-Snowmix
 </WRAP>
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