One of the main factors for file size is how many frames are taken per second. In the end, they would be 100 MB or more. But if you don't mind, videos of people's work would be really fun to watch 

It is not possible, as the emulator does not communicate with real devices.

In fact I thought about it because people making awesome games (Chockosta's nCraft) may want to make videos to showcase their work

One of the main factors for file size is how many frames are taken per second. In the end, they would be 100 MB or more. But if you don't mind, videos of people's work would be really fun to watch 

On request from some users i've decided to include an AVI facility into kArmTI to record some short video clips. I won't go much into details right now, but will simply say some essentials about kArmTI_v1.31
1. Some minor glitches in v1.30 were corrected.
2. This is a very simple AVI tool still in a beta stage for evaluation (i've just made it!).
3. Below are the steps to make a short avi video clip:
    3.1 The tool becomes available from the Extra Display Popup menu
   
    3.2 Before making a clip, select the Capture Options dialog to specify the output file path and the desired sampling rate (frames per second).
   
    3.3 When ready you may start avi recording, selecting 'AVI Capture Start' from this point in time onwards (at this stage) you won't get any feedback. So pay attention to your clock not to fill up the harddisk with a 2GB file!
        Before the actual capture starts you're prompted to select a video compressor codec (i strongly advise you to select one to reduce the video filesize). In the following picture, i've chosen 'Cinepak Codec'.
   
    3.4 To Stop the Capture, select 'AVI Capture Stop' and you're done.
Below is a sample video clip, i've made with fps set to 20 that lasts for 1m 12s and creates a 23.2MB avi file (not too large).
Yeah, the player is the Media Player Classic - Home Cinema (GPL) you may find here: http://mpc-hc.sourceforge.net/
   
Experiment with it and leave some feedback. Hope you like it.

Edit:
I've improved a bit the AVI Capture Options Dlg. I guess it's handy.

Added a Max Record Time (MRT) field. Recording stops automatically when the MRT limit is reached (it should not go beyond 30minutes!).
Also, do not use a fps higher than 25 (no need for it either), because frames start being missed. In my system it works fine with fps=25 tho.

fhub, your comments were provocative, which is discouraged here on the forums. Please be helpful or mods will take necessary action (such as locking the thread and/or banning people).

Is SpiroH gone because he was on 21st the last time here.

Quote from: Juju on December 24, 2012, 12:00:36 pm

Here on Omnimaga we try to make your experience as nice as possible.

LOL, good joke!

You're still not helping. (That can provoke a fight (which are totally unwelcome).)

EDIT: Hey we're getting offtopic and this is getting nowhere, can we close that train of thought and go back to discussing the emulator? Thanks.

I got an idea. I am not sure how feasible it is, but it would make everyone happy if that could work since SpiroH could keep it work closed source and people could still benefit from the latest updates from nspire_emu

So, would it be possible to have kArmTI be only an interface that loads an external nspire_emu or something like that ?