Screen record using VLC - command line - windows xp -
My purpose is to start and stop the screen record using VLC from the command line.
To start recording the screen, I used the following code:
vlc screen: // -i rc --screen-follow-mouse --screen- Fps 5: Sout = # transcode {vcodec = wmv2, vb = 1800, scale = 1}: std {access = file, mux = asf, dst = output.wmv} and stop For the record I learned from the VLC forum that I have to use the ncat for windows and the content of my stop-bit file leaving echo. "C: \ Users \ jk \ desktop \ download \ nc111nt \ nc.exe" localhost 8088 but still the stop does not work. I also tried the following, but it makes the recorded video contaminated: Taskkill / im vlc.exe Also tried P>
left Vlc: //, but it does not work because it did not start in an instance mode. To stop, just run:
vlc vlc: /
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