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I have Kazam as screen recorder, but it does not have real-time zoom functionality. On youtube, I saw some videos recorded under ubuntu and they are zooming in-out while recording. Do you have any suggestions?

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On KDE, you can use the Meta (Windows) key and "+/-" to zoom in and out to the desktop. As long as you have a screen recorder such as recordmydesktop or SimpleScreenRecorder, you should be able to capture it just fine.

I'm not aware yet of a screen recorder that zooms with its own software, but with SimpleScreenRecorder you have a lot of options such as a rectangle, window or screen to record and 'follow the cursor'.

NuclearPeon
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OBS Studio's obs-zoom-to-mouse script allow you to have that feature.

with proper settings you can have the zoom you want and follow behavior

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Try GTK record My Desktop.

GTK record My Desktop is a desktop session recorder for GNU/linux that attemps to be easy to use, yet also effective at it's primary task.

To install, just press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open Terminal. When it opens, run the command(s) below:

sudo apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop

Or just click GTK record My Desktop Install comixcursors-lefthanded.

Note:You can replicate zooming in and out by left click and dragging on the preview window.

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