# AVrecordeR Audio and video recording using Python
branched from https://github.com/JRodrigoF/AVrecordeR
You can use it like this:
import time from AVrecordeR import start_AVrecording, stop_AVrecording, file_manager start_AVrecording(“MyAVRecording”) time.sleep(5) stop_AVrecording(“MyAVRecording”) file_manager(“MyAVRecording”)
which will create a AV-Recording named “MyAVRecording.avi” in the same directory as your script is in.
for your convenience a setup file is provided.
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