Patrick,
The best way I've found is to establish an X virtual
frame buffer (Xvfb) as a display. I run an Xvfb
that will dump to device :99
I then simply set the display device
>setenv DISPLAY :99
If you have saved off a bundle, then you can use a little isl to
automatically generate an image.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<isl debug="true" loop="1" offscreen="false" sleep="3600">
<property name="basedir" value="/data/"/>
<property name="imagetype" value="png"/>
<!-- make an image -->
<bundle file="${islpath}/MyBundle.xidv"/>
<pause/>
<image file="${basedir}/Image_${yy}${MM}${dd}${HH}${mm}.${imagetype}"/>
</isl>
dy
> I am trying to capture video while working through a remote terminal.
> Though the manuals don't really mention it, I remember this being
> mentioned at a workshop I attended last year, that it is possible to
> trick the IDV into capturing movies without actually sitting at the
> terminal that the IDV is running at. I don't remember what the IDV
> needs to carry out video capture. Does forwarding X11 data to the
> remote terminal work?
>
> Thanks for the help
> -Patrick Webb
>
>
