Ubuntu next screenshot with recorded video and made into GIF picture

Due to the need to record GIFs in GIF format in Ubuntu (Ubuntu 16.04), you need a video recorder, a recording screen, and some actions as follows:

1) command-line installation software:

sudo apt-get  install Kazam sudo apt-get  install  mplayer sudo apt-get I Nstall ImageMagick

2) use Kazam to record video:

Click on the keyboard's win key (that is, the key of a Windows icon), enter Kazam after entering the software, you can use it to record video. The software can also record video in MP4 format .

3) Convert the MP4 format to GIF:

This process is divided into two steps: (1) converting the MP4 format into a JPG image; (2) Convert the generated JPG image into GIF format.

(1-A) under the terminal switch to the place where the MP4 format was just stored, and then Create a Tabs folder under the folder to hold the JPG images generated.

Convert to JPG: Enter command:

null tabs.mp4-vo Jpeg:outdir=./tabs

The above command basically means to generate a JPG image in the tabs folder of the Tabs.mp4 that was just generated.

(2-a) converts a picture in JPG format in the tabs folder to a picture in GIF format:

Convert./tabs*/. jpg view.gif

Generates view.gif under the current directory. This is already a picture of GIF format.

Effect:

Reference from:

http://blog.csdn.net/lablenet/article/details/48540749

http://blog.csdn.net/mummyding/article/details/46940829

Under Ubuntu with video recording and making GIF pictures