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Desktop Recorder QX11Grab 0.4.7 Supports FFmpeg 1.1

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http://news.softpedia.com – QX11Grab, a system tray applet for X11 desktop environments that uses FFmpeg to recording X11 Desktops and Windows, is now at version 0.4.7. QX11Grab is not recording software per se, it just prepares the settings for Ffmpeg. It has support for tapping Dimensions on Single/Multi and Xinerama Desktops, metadata input formula, custom command table editor for experts, and much more. Highlights of QX11Grab 0.4.7: • The AVCodec encode function is now comp... (read more) (General)

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