*: drop {gtk,qt}-recordmydesktop subdirs

This restores the recordmydesktop/ subdir as root from the mirror I
cloned by fork from.

I have no particular interest in the gtk/qt frontends and it doesn't
appear they were part of a single tree in the past.  But I will
probably preserve backwards compatibility of the cli so they can
continue to work with this fork installed.

2 files changed, 0 insertions, 569 deletions

diff --git a/recordmydesktop/doc/Makefile.am b/recordmydesktop/doc/Makefile.am
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-man_MANS = recordmydesktop.1
-EXTRA_DIST = $(man_MANS) 
diff --git a/recordmydesktop/doc/recordmydesktop.1 b/recordmydesktop/doc/recordmydesktop.1
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-.TH "RECORDMYDESKTOP" 1 "13/7/2006" "Linux"
-
-
-.SH NAME
-recordMyDesktop \- record desktop sessions to an Ogg\-Theora\-Vorbis file.
-
-
-.SH SYNOPSIS
-
-.B        recordmydesktop
-[
-.B
-Options
-]^
-.B
-filename
-.br
-.br
-.SH DESCRIPTION
-.PP
-        recordMyDesktop produces a file(default out.ogv) that contains a video and audio recording
-.br
-of a linux desktop session. The default behavior of recording is to mark areas that have changed(through libxdamage)
-.br
-and update the frame. This behavior can be changed (option
-.B
-\-\-full\-shots
-) to produce a more accurate result
-.br
-or capture windows that do not generate events on change(windows with accelerated 3d context)
-.br
-but this will notably increase the workload.
-.br
-recordMyDesktop doesn't have a commandline interface.
-.br
-After startup, it can be controled only through the following signals:
-.br
-.br
-.B
-SIGUSR1
-causes the program to pause if it's currently recording, and vice-versa.
-.br
-.B
-SIGTERM
-causes normal termination of the recording.
-.br
-.B
-SIGINT
-also causes normal termination.
-.br
-.B
-SIGABRT
-terminates the program and removes the specified output file.
-.br
-.br
-This signals can also be delivered on the application, with the use of 
-shortcuts.
-.br
-See 
-.B
-\-\-pause\-shortcut
-and
-.B
-\-\-stop\-shortcut
-, on the 
-.B
-Misc.
-section
-of 
-.B
-Options
-bellow.
-.br
- 
-.br
- 
-.br
- 
-A typical scenario of recording can be a command as simple as:
-.br
-.B
-~$ recordmydesktop
-.br
-which will produce a fullscreen recording named out.ogv
-.br
-while a command like:
-.br
-.B
-~$ recordmydesktop foo.ogv
-.br
-will write output to foo.ogv
-.br
-.br
-Since version 0.3, encoding will happen right after the recording finishes.
-.br
-While this behavior saves a lot of CPU, you can revert to the old one by entering the \-\-on\-the\-fly\-encoding switch.
-.br
-.br
-To specify a region for recording you can type this:
-.br
-.B
-~$ recordmydesktop \-x X_pos \-y Y_pos \-\-width WIDTH \-\-height HEIGHT \-o foo.ogv
-.br
-where X_pos and Y_pos specify the offset in pixels from the upper left
-.br
-corner of your screen and WIDTH and HEIGHT the size of the window to be recorded(again in pixels).
-.br
-If the area extends beyond your current resolution, you will be notified appropriately and nothing will happen.
-.br
-Notice also, that if any option is entered you have to specify the output file with the \-o switch.
-.br
-If you try to save under a filename that already exists, the name will be post-fixed with a number (incremented if that name exists already)
-.br
-.br
-.B
-To normally end a recording you can press ctl-c.
-.br
-(which will send a
-.B
-SIGINT
-to the program).
-.br
-.br
-For further manipulation of the end result look at the
-.B
-OPTIONS
-and
-.B
-NOTES
-sections.
-.br
-.br
-.br
-.SH EXIT STATUS
-0 is success
-.br
-Non-zero means an error occurred, which is printed in stderr.
-.br
-.br
-The following error codes indicate the nature of the error:
-.br
-1 Error while parsing the arguments.
-.br
-2 Initializing the encoder failed(either vorbis or theora).
-.br
-3 Could not open/configure sound card.
-.br
-4 Xdamage extension not present.
-.br
-5 Shared memory extension not present.
-.br
-6 Xfixes extension not present.
-.br
-7 XInitThreads failed.
-.br
-8 No $DISPLAY environment variable and none specified as argument.
-.br
-9 Cannot connect to Xserver.
-.br
-10 Color depth is not 32, 24 or 16bpp.
-.br
-11 Improper window specification.
-.br
-12 Cannot attach shared memory to proccess.
-.br
-13 Cannot open file for writting.
-.br
-14 Cannot load the Jack library (
-.B
-UNUSED SINCE 0.3.8
-).
-.br
-15 Cannot create new client.
-.br
-16 Cannot activate client.
-.br
-17 Port registration/connection failure.
-.br
-.br
-.SH OPTIONS
-.PP
-.B
-Generic Options:
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-h or \-\-help
-    Print help summary and exit.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-version
-    Print program version and exit.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-print\-config
-    Print info about options selected during compilation and exit.
-.br
-.PP
-.br
-.B
-Image Options:
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-windowid id_of_window
-    id of window to be recorded.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-display DISPLAY
-    Display to connect to.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-x X
-    Offset in x direction.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-y Y
-    Offset in y direction.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-width N
-    Width of recorded window.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-height N
-    Height of recorded window.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-.br
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-dummy\-cursor color
-    Draw a dummy cursor, instead of the normal one.Value of color can be "black" or "white".
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-no\-cursor
-    Disable drawing of the cursor.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-no\-shared
-    Disable usage of MIT\-shared memory extension
-.B
-(Not Recommended).
-
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-full\-shots
-    Take full screenshot at every frame(Not recomended!).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-follow\-mouse
-    When this option is enabled, the capture area follows the mouse cursor. This
-    is meaningfull only when the selected area is a subset of the full screen.
-    This option auto-enables --full-shots.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-quick\-subsampling
-    Do subsampling of the chroma planes by discarding extra pixels.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-fps N(number>0.0)
-    A positive number denoting desired framerate.
-.br
-.br
-.PP
-.B
-Sound Options:
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-channels N(number>0)
-    A positive number denoting desired sound channels in recording.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-freq N(number>0)
-    A positive number denoting desired sound frequency.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-buffer\-size N(number>0)
-    A positive number denoting the desired sound buffer size(in frames, when using ALSA or OSS).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-ring\-buffer\-size N(float number>0)
-    A float number denoting the desired ring buffer size (in seconds,when using JACK only).
-    The overall size of the buffer in bytes will be:
-    ring_buffer_size * samplerate * number_of_ports * sizeof(jack_default_audio_sample_t),
-    where sizeof(jack_default_audio_sample_t) is normally 4.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-device SOUND_DEVICE
-    Sound device(default hw:0,0 or /dev/dsp, depending on whether ALSA or OSS is used).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-use\-jack port1 port2... portn
-    Record audio from the specified list of
-.B
-space-separated
-jack ports.
-    When using this option, all the rest audio related ones(except --no-sound) are not taken into account.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-no\-sound
-    Do not record sound.
-.br
-.PP
-.br
-.B
-Encoding Options:
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-on\-the\-fly\-encoding
-    Encode the audio-video data, while recording.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-v_quality n
-    A number from 0 to 63 for desired encoded video quality(default 63).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-v_bitrate n
-    A number from 45000 to 2000000 for desired encoded video bitrate(default 45000).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-s_quality n
-    Desired audio quality(\-1 to 10).
-.br
-.PP
-.br
-.B
-Misc Options:
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-rescue path_to_data   
-    Encode cache data from a previous session, into an Ogg/Theora+Vorbis
-    file. The filename will be the one that was chosen initially.
-    Any other option specified with this one will be implicitly ignored
-    and recordMyDesktop will exit after the end of the encoding.
-    This option was added in recordMyDesktop 0.3.7 and it will not
-    work with cache files produced from earlier versions.
-    When using this option, remember that recordMyDesktop's cache is 
-    not safe, in respect to type-sizes and endianness.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-print\-config
-    Print compilation time options. Currently prints whether Jack capture is
-    enabled and if ALSA or OSS is used (may contain more information
-    in the future).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-no\-wm\-check
-    When a 3d compositing window manager is detected the program will function as if the
-    \-\-full\-shots option has been specified. This option disables that
-    behavior alltogether.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-no\-frame
-    Normally, around the recording area, there is drawn a frame to assist
-    the user in identifying what does and what doesn't get captured.
-    This frame will also follow around the mouse, when \-\-follow\-mouse
-    is used. The frame might cause problems for drag and drop. If you do
-    not wish this frame to appear, use this option.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-pause\-shortcut MOD+KEY
-    Shortcut that will be used for pausing or unpausing the recording.
-    MOD can be any combination of the following modifier keys:
-    Control, Shift and Mod1 to Mod5. The modifiers can be separated 
-    with any character(
-.B
-except SPACE
-) or none at all. KEY can be any key defined in 
-    /usr/include/X11/keysymdef.h without the XK_ prefix.
-    The list of modifiers must be separated from the key with a plus('+')
-    sign.
-    Default is Control+Mod1+p (Mod1 usually corresponds to left Alt).
-    
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-stop\-shortcut MOD+KEY
-    Shortcut that will be used to stop the recording.
-    For more, see \-pause\-shortcut above.
-    Default is Control+Mod1+s. 
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-compress\-cache
-    Image data are cached with a light compression.
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-workdir DIR
-    Location where a temporary directory will be created to hold project files(default /tmp).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-delay n[H|h|M|m]
-    Number of secs(default),minutes or hours before capture starts(number can be float).
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-\-overwrite
-    If there is already a file with the same name, delete it.
-    Default action is to add a number postfix to the new file.
-    For example when not specifying a name, if out.ogv exists,
-    the new file will be out-1.ogv and if that exists too, out-2.ogv
-    and so on (no ad-infinitum though, more like ad-short-integer...)
-.br
-.TP
-.B
-    \-o filename
-    Name of recorded video(default out.ogv).
-
-
-
-.PP
-.br
-If no other option is specified, filename can be given without the \-o switch.
-.br
-.br
-.SH USAGE
-.TP
-.B        recordmydesktop [OPTIONS]^filename
-.br
-.br
-.br
-.br
-.SH ENVIRONMENT
-.TP
-.B
-DISPLAY
-.br
-Display environment variable, specifying X server to connect to.
-.br
-.SH NOTES
-.br
-    Recording a window using the \-\-windowid option, doesn't track the window itself, but the region that it covers.
-.br
-Also when using that option the \-x,\-y,\-\-width and \-\-height options are relative to the specified window area.
-.br
-An easy way to find out the id of a window, is by using the
-.B
-xwininfo
-program.
-.br
-Running a command like :
-.br
-.B
-xwininfo | awk \'/Window id:/ {print $4}\'
-.br
-will give you only the id of the window(which should look like this: 0x4800005)
-.br
-More conviniently you can put all that in the command that launches recordMyDesktop like this:
-.br
-.B
-~$recordmydesktop \-\-windowid $(xwininfo | awk \'/Window id:/ {print $4}\')
-.br
-.br
-    Also, the lower quality you select on a video recording (
-.B
--v_quality
-option), the highest CPU-power that you will need.
-.br
-So
-.B
-if you are doing the encoding on the fly
-,it's better to start with default values and manipulate
-the end\-result with another program.
-.br
-.br
-An excellent converter is the
-.B
-vlc
-media player, which can perform a variety of transcoding
-.br
-operations, either using the graphical interface, or the commandline for more flexibility.
-.br
-vlc is a complex piece of software, so you should consult it's documentation, before
-.br
-using it.
-.br
-.br
-An example follows, which will resize a recording named out.ogv to 512x384:
-.br
-.B
-vlc \-I dummy out.ogv vlc:quit \-\-sout "#transcode{ vcodec = theo, width = 512, height = 384 }:duplicate{ dst = std{ access = file, mux=ogg, dst = \\"out_512x384.ogv\\" }}"
-.br
-.br
-If you wish to change the video quality you can append the
-.B
-\-\-sout\-theora\-quality=n,
-with
-.B
-n
-in the range
-.B
-[1,10]
-e.g:
-.br
-.B
-vlc \-I dummy out.ogv vlc:quit \-\-sout "#transcode{ vcodec = theo, width = 512, height = 384 }:duplicate{ dst = std{ access = file, mux=ogg, dst = \\"out_512x384.ogv\\" }}" \-\-sout\-theora\-quality=3
-.br
-which will give a file of a video quality 18 (in a range of 0-63), thus appropriate for web-publishing.
-.br
-.br
-Another option is
-.B
-ffmpeg2theora
-, which despite its name is also a theora to theora converter.
-.br
-Changing the quality of a recordng with it, can be as simple as :
-.br
-.B
-ffmpeg2theora infile.ogv \-v 3 \-a 4 \-o outfile.ogv
-.br
-It can even perform resizing on the size of the recording, or change the overall duration.
-.br
-.br
-.SH BUGS
-Does not record 3d windows, if \-\-full\-shots isn't specified.
-.br
-Saving 65536 files with the same name, will result in upredictable behavior,
-.br
-which might manifest as an endless loop, or a segmentation fault.
-.br
-.SH AUTHORS
-John Varouhakis(johnvarouhakis@gmail.com)
-.br
-.SH SEE ALSO
-.BR xwininfo(1)
-.br
-.BR vlc(1)
-.br
-.BR ffmpeg2theora(1)
-.br
-.BR jack_lsp(1)
-.br
-