sing androidscreencast is simple. As their site puts it, the steps to follow are as follows:

- Install the android sdk
- Connect your device through USB cable and ensure it’s detected with “adb devices”
- Make sure you have Java Runtime Environment 5 or later installed
- Click HERE. You can launch it by typing “javaws [jnlp file]” from a command line.

Here is an example video I took on a tablet:

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he videos show a first attempt to demonstrate the application. It is difficult to demonstrate without dumping a stream of frames directly from the tablet, thus obtaining a proper screencast. There are 5 parts, with splitting done due to a technical issue with the microphone [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] (10 minutes or so in total).

I’ll look for a better way to demonstrate it. Someone told me there is a screencasts app for Android.

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ascade classification is easy to work with in OpenCV, but it is not so well documented. This series of short videos explains how this is done on GNU/Linux-based systems (although it may be useful and applicable to other platforms too). The videos were not scripted or planned, so please excuse the occasional stuttering and mistakes.

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hat I will ideally need is a GTK-RecordMyDesktop-like app for Android, but for the time being I struggle a great deal setting up an introductory video for a programme I’ve been developing. This messy video mostly shows the trouble I have been having

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