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I want a video recording of my selenium tests (chromedriver running on linux server with Xvfb).
How would you go about doing this with ffmpeg or does a library already exist? I also would like the output to be a choppy gif (I just need to know the basics of what is happening).
You could try this : https://github.com/lightsofapollo/x-recorder
What it does is pretty simple : start an xvfb-run of your command, then record the X11 output with ffmpeg.