Yeah, that's a nice idea. At least if you're doing instrumentation tests.
I have seen this done already with vnc2flv. Normally I run my emulators inside Xvnc (as described on the wiki), so you could capture the VNC output directly.
http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/vnc2flv/
However, it would be nicer to capture only the actual emulator screen, rather than an entire Xvnc desktop.
I have vaguely noticed that the Android emulator/qemu itself has some sort of in-built VNC support, so maybe it is possible.
Do you have any further info about how this could be implemented?
Yeah, that's a nice idea. At least if you're doing instrumentation tests.
I have seen this done already with vnc2flv. Normally I run my emulators inside Xvnc (as described on the wiki), so you could capture the VNC output directly.
http://www.unixuser.org/~euske/python/vnc2flv/
However, it would be nicer to capture only the actual emulator screen, rather than an entire Xvnc desktop.
I have vaguely noticed that the Android emulator/qemu itself has some sort of in-built VNC support, so maybe it is possible.
Do you have any further info about how this could be implemented?