The contains the name you give to your recording. To specify a filename for the recording, use this command: "My Screen Recorder Pro.exe" -r -rec av Specifying Filename If you want to record only video, use the following command:įor recording both, audio and video, use the following command: Recording only Video or both Audio and Video The duration can be given in minutes where N can be from 1 to 999. The duration can be given in hh:mm:ss where, hh is the hours, mm is the minutes and ss is the seconds. The following command can be given to specify the duration for recording: The specified values must be within the screen limits for successful recording. Specify the dimensions (width and height) and the starting position (left and top) of the rectangle in terms of number of pixels. If you want to record a particular portion of your desktop screen, use the following command: If no recording is going on when you give this command, this command has no effect. If recording is in progress, you can stop it by using the following command: If you give this command when no recording is going on when, it is simply ignored. You can pause recording using the following command: If recording is paused, the command resumes it. The parameter has no effect when recording is already going on. If it is already launched, the recording starts. If the application is not running, this command will launch the program in hidden mode and then start recording. Recording can be started by using the following command:
Since the path and file name contain spaces, the quotation marks around them are required. "D:\Software\ My Screen Recorder Pro.exe" -r
#RECORDPAD COMMAND LINE PRO#
Note that if the My Screen Recorder Pro program directory is not in the default path location, you will need to type the entire path to the program.ĭefault Path location= C:\Program Files (x86)\Deskshare\ My Screen Recorder Pro 5\ My Screen Recorder Pro.exeĮ.g.: If you have installed My Screen Recorder Pro on "D:\Software" folder location, then use following command: If no format is specified then recording will be performed in wmv format. If you want to perform recording in WebM format using command line then use following syntax: Command Line Syntax - Using the Command Line
#RECORDPAD COMMAND LINE WINDOWS#
To open the Windows command prompt, press the Windows icon + R on the keyboard, type cmd and click OK. To use the commands, you must first open the command prompt. Read the article: Command Line Parameters to Control Screen and Audio Recordings Using The Command Line Note: With command line, you can control WMV and WebM recordings. This helps, especially when you want to create scripts to start recording, schedule recording, or start the recording process from another program. You can control the recordings from other applications or from other computers within the same network. You can start, stop, and pause recording using command line parameters, as well as set certain recording options. Command line parameters provide a way to pass a set of arguments into a program.
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