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There are official Debian packages for Debian 11 "Bullseye" and Debian 10 "Buster" via main repository and packages for Debian 9 "Stretch" via stretch-backports repository. Please refer to Debian Backports Website for detailed usage of stretch-backports repository. After enabling stretch-backports for Debian 9 Debian 10 or Debian 11 or Sid don't need any tweaks at all , installation can be done by simply typing:. Besides, you can also create your own. First, install the build dependencies:.

This will create the package peek-x. You can install it with apt :. Note: Fedora by default does not provide the required ffmpeg package in its repositories. For this reason it is recommended for Fedora users to install Peek with Flatpak, see above. If you prefer to install Peek from the repositories you should install ffmpeg separately as described below.

Once the repository is enabled install FFmpeg with:. See the Repology package list for a list of Peek packages for various distributions. Note: ninja might be called ninja-build on some distributions. Peek does not support this natively. But you could install an external tool like key-mon which is usually included in most distributions, so you can easily install with your package manager. To get the best possible quality you should install the gifski GIF encoder.

If available Peek will automatically use gifski and will provide a quality slider in the preferences dialog. The default value will give a balanced result between quality and file size. Set the quality to maximum if you want to get the highest possible quality even with thousands of colors.

The file size will increase significantly, though see below. The GIF format is highly inefficient and not well suited for doing large animations with a lot of changes and colors.

Peek tries its best to reduce the file size by using FFmpeg or gifski to generate optimized GIF files. For best results:. While GIF is a very old format, it has seen some rise in usage again in recent years. One reason is its easy usage in the Web. GIF files are supported nearly everywhere, which means you can add animations easily to everywhere where you can upload images. With real video files you are still more limited.

Typical use cases for Peek are recording small user interactions for showing UI features of an app you developed, for making short tutorials or for reporting bugs. Peek allows you to record in both WebM and MP4 format, just choose your preferred output format in the preferences. Both are well supported by modern browsers, even though they are still not as universally supported by tools and online services as GIFs.

Unfortunately Peek does not receive any error details, to find out more about this issues look at the GNOME Shell log output in journalctl. If this error is shown when trying to record MP4 a common cause is that you are missing the GStreamer ugly plugins, which provide MP4 encoding. Quick Details File Name: gifrecordersetup.

Instructions for use You can install from either the setup , or use the portable version. Install using setup: Run the setup program to install the Gif Recorder software.

Excellent Features Make your videos creative. Screen Recording Powerful screen, webcam, and gameplay recording.

Subtitle Editing Add captions to your video directly. Basic Editing Trim, slip, cut, crop, and merge video friendly. Audio Mixer Adjust the audio of each track on the timeline. Noise Removal Remove any unwanted music or noise easily.

Picture In Picture Easily add pictures or video into a video. Gorgeous Video Effects Variety of exquisite filters, showing stunning visual effects. Advanced Tools Edit the audio, effect, speed and even animation.

The same goes for the left, right, and downward-facing arrow. The plus sign in the center will center your GIF. If your GIF doesn't fill out the entire frame, or if you simply chose not to resize it, you'll see borders around the image when you set it as your background. There are two ways to change the color of these borders. One, you can tap the dropper icon in the top of the screen. Next, tap on any spot in the GIF and it'll match that color perfectly.

You can also manually change the background color by first going to the hamburger menu in the top-right corner. You'll see three sliders for red, green, and blue. Adjust these sliders yourself, and the sliders will change color to reflect the background color you'll set. Confirm the color by tapping the dropper icon in the top-right. Go back to the edit screen by tapping on the hamburger menu in the top-right. By tapping on the hamburger menu in the top-right corner, you can enable a setting that will allow you to see how your GIF will look in landscape mode.

Most launchers don't allow rotation, nor do most lock screens.