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apps to be 32-bit only"
* commit '3c782246d5ee9869f2167a00df748eac1b9e9153':
Do not force all command-line apps to be 32-bit only
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This is a partial revert of
>Change-Id: I9ac557a8d02bbf6986a9b5c3cdce23d400b306a3
Change-Id: I214e1bd117dd40150ac5f7447f12c72c61f09a2f
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Change-Id: Ic579d346c27ff05ea6444faaa60fa6caaec86fbf
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also 32-bit only command-line apps
Change-Id: I9ac557a8d02bbf6986a9b5c3cdce23d400b306a3
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Fixes to issues identified during code review.
(cherry-pick from I2203694acb5c0544878f64f4347d29ad1a0725c4)
Change-Id: I58fcb5264fc17b26fac4b03f95d35262e9e199e2
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The --bugreport option adds two visible features: (1) a timestamp
overlay that (mostly) matches logcat, making it easier to match what
appears in the video with what's in the log, and (2) an "info page"
at the start of the video that shows the system configuration.
Enabling this option adds an additional composition step,
increasing the overhead of screenrecord. Depending on the device
and circumstances, this may be unnoticeable or very pronounced.
If --bugreport is not enabled, the overhead of screenrecord is
unchanged.
We also now track device orientation changes. This is currently
detected by polling surfaceflinger, which is suboptimal. As a
result, we detect the rotation too late, and get a weird mixed
frame before the start of the animation for 90-degree changes.
Also, allow the bit rate to be specified as e.g. "4M" for 4Mbps.
Also, --rotate is now deprecated.
Bug 11220305
Bug 11136964
(cherry pick from Ibb94b81d2f73547b95d7a47e027da75fab187a4f)
Change-Id: I829a91aaca5ab82a07c14172d9e188ec38f14e57
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This adds the ability to dump frames as RGB data with a minimal
frame header. Only recommended for devices with small displays.
Enable with "--output-format=frames".
The "--raw" option is now selected with "--output-format=h264".
Bug 13140019
Change-Id: I61bee55cea97db3134a91e7ea06106783e5bf340
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Fixes to issues identified during code review.
Change-Id: I2203694acb5c0544878f64f4347d29ad1a0725c4
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The --bugreport option adds two visible features: (1) a timestamp
overlay that (mostly) matches logcat, making it easier to match what
appears in the video with what's in the log, and (2) an "info page"
at the start of the video that shows the system configuration.
Enabling this option adds an additional composition step,
increasing the overhead of screenrecord. Depending on the device
and circumstances, this may be unnoticeable or very pronounced.
If --bugreport is not enabled, the overhead of screenrecord is
unchanged.
We also now track device orientation changes. This is currently
detected by polling surfaceflinger, which is suboptimal. As a
result, we detect the rotation too late, and get a weird mixed
frame before the start of the animation for 90-degree changes.
Also, allow the bit rate to be specified as e.g. "4M" for 4Mbps.
Also, --rotate is now deprecated.
Bug 11220305
Bug 11136964
Change-Id: Ibb94b81d2f73547b95d7a47e027da75fab187a4f
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This records the screen contents as a movie. It works by feeding
the output of a virtual display to the video/avc encoder. Recording
continues until Ctrl-C is hit.
Video only, no sound. Does not track screen rotations.
Change-Id: I91d5c4e781792c740699b7a83590e846295b3617
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