pyscreenrecorder 0.0.3

A python package for screen recording with customizable resolution, FPS, and mouse tracking.

Python Screen Recorder

Python screen recorder also pyscreenrecorder is a powerful Python package for screen recording with an optional mouse cursor overlay.
It allows high-performance screen capturing, custom resolution, and real-time mouse tracking.

✨ Features

• 🎥 Record screen with smooth frame rates (30 FPS default).
• 🖱 Mouse overlay customization (color, size, thickness).
• 📺 Multi-monitor support – Choose which monitor to record.
• 🔄 Set custom resolution (e.g., 1280x720, 1920x1080).
• ⚡ Optimized performance with mss for fast screen capture.
• 🎨 Flexible output formats – Supports .mp4, .avi, and .mkv.
• 🔍 Monitor detection – List available monitors and their specs.

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📦 Installation

Install pyscreenrecorder using pip:

pip install pyscreenrecorder

Upgrade pyscreenrecorder using pip:

pip install pyscreenrecorder -U

🚀 Usage

Basic Screen Recording

from pyscreenrecorder import ScreenRecorder

ScreenRecorder(
    filename="screen_record.mp4",
    duration=10,
    fps=30,
    monitor_number=1,
    mouse=True,
)

📺 Listing Available Monitors

from pyscreenrecorder import pyScreenRecorder

monitors = pyScreenRecorder.list_monitors()
print("Available Monitors:", monitors)

Example Output:

[
  { "monitor": 0, "width": 1920, "height": 1080 },
  { "monitor": 1, "width": 2560, "height": 1440 }
]

🎥 Recording with Custom Settings

from pyscreenrecorder import ScreenRecorder

ScreenRecorder(
    filename="custom_record.mp4",
    duration=15,
    fps=60,
    monitor_number=2,
    resolution=(1280, 720),  # Set custom resolution
    mouse=True,
    mouse_color=(255, 0, 0),  # Red cursor
    mouse_size=10,
    mouse_thickness=3,
)

🔹 60 FPS Recording
🔹 Custom 1280x720 resolution
🔹 Red-colored mouse cursor with increased size

🛠 Advanced Example

from pyscreenrecorder import pyScreenRecorder

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Display available monitors
    monitors = pyScreenRecorder.list_monitors()
    print("Available Monitors:", monitors)

    # Start recording with advanced settings
    pyRec = pyScreenRecorder(
        filename="high_quality_record.mp4",
        duration=30,
        fps=60,
        monitor_number=1,
        resolution=(1920, 1080),  # Full HD recording
        mouse=True,
        mouse_color=(0, 255, 0),  # Green cursor
        mouse_size=6,
        mouse_thickness=2,
    )
    pyRec.screenRecorder()

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⚙ Supported File Formats

pyscreenrecorder supports the following video formats:

Format	Description
MP4	High compatibility
AVI	Uncompressed quality
MKV	Modern, flexible

Set the format by using the appropriate file extension in filename.
Example:

ScreenRecorder(filename="recording.mkv")

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🎯 Dependencies

pyscreenrecorder relies on:

• opencv-python
• numpy
• mss
• pyautogui
• MouseInfo
• PyGetWindow
• PyMsgBox
• pyperclip
• PyRect
• PyScreeze
• pytweening

No additional configuration is required.

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📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

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📚 More Information

📌 GitHub Repository:
🔗 https://github.com/SSujitX/pyscreenrecorder

📌 Issue Tracker:
🐛 Report a Bug

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🏁 Conclusion

pyscreenrecorder is an efficient, easy-to-use, and customizable screen recording tool in Python. Whether you need basic screen capturing or advanced mouse-tracked recordings, this package provides all the features.

🚀 Try it today! 🚀