🔒 Screen & audio record records a static image

[nova jetty]

@celest gyro

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[cunning wraith]

??

[celest gyro]

im trying to figure out how to paste the code

I am writing a program that screen records with audio and during playback its just a static image

code in question
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/2YDQ

[weary shore]

are screenshot not a really slow method performance wise?

[robust crown]

Maybe, but it does not explain the static image.

[weary shore]

yep

im not certain why as i dont have much expwerience in this area

you sure cv2.imshow() isn't blocking?

[novel sun]

Works fine after changing resolution, try checking shape of frames you are writing to VideoWriter

[celest gyro]

hmm ok ill try it out, also sorry I didnt respond I had to go eat 'food'

[novel sun]

Taking screenshot and getting its res before initialization should do the trick screen_size = pyautogui.screenshot().size

[celest gyro]

ill try it ty

[celest gyro]

hmm it didnt work

# Recording settings
SCREEN_SIZE = pyautogui.screenshot().size 
FPS = 30
CHUNK = 1024
FORMAT = pyaudio.paInt16
CHANNELS = 2
RATE = 44100

[celest gyro]

@novel sun any other ideas?

Idk what to do

[nova jetty]

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