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使用qt 开发一个屏幕录像程序（Using QT to develop a screen recording program） Using Qt to develop a screen recording program Author: Ding Dong, Huaqing vision embedded Institute lecturer. Use Qt to develop a video screen procedures, need to use QPixmap to save the picture, similar to the earlier film, like the play, each frame is stored as an image, and finally use the windows built-in tools to synthesize a video. If you need to use to obtain the current frame, then you need to use a timer, the following code contained in a timer programming, the program completed the function is not closed and open the timer, interested readers can create a set of visible in the class, so that multiple components can be controlled. This example changes from the screen capture program, so in the end the button is used to save the effect. #ifndef MAINWINDOW_H #define MAINWINDOW_H #include QMainWindow #include QTimer #include QPixmap #include QDesktopWidget #include QFileDialog #include QDir #include QDateTime #include QtDebug The header file included, the most important of which is QDesktopService., used to capture screenshots of the current screen. Each screen can be seen as a window with a specific ID. To get the current window, you must make the current winId, which is used in QApplicaiton:: desktop () -winId () to obtain. Here is a graphical user interface designed: Namespace Ui { Class MainWindow; } Class MainWindow: public QMainWindow { Q_OBJECT Public: MainWindow (QWidget *parent = 0); ~MainWindow (); Long counter; Protected: Void changeEvent (QEvent *e); Private: Ui:: MainWindow *ui; QTimer *timer; QPixmap pixmap; Private slots: Void, on_saveButton_clicked (); Void, on_screenShotButton_clicked (); Void, shotScreen (); }; #endif / / MAINWINDOW_H #include mainwindow.h #include ui_mainwindow.h MainWindow:: MainWindow (QWidget, *parent): QMainWindow (parent), UI (New Ui:: MainWindow) { Ui-setupUi (this); } MainWindow:: ~MainWindow () { Delete ui; } Void MainWindow:: changeEvent (QEvent, *e) {