Bandicam for Linux is a high-performance screen, rectangle region, and cursor-area
frame recorder, high-resolution screenshot studio, and DRM/framebuffer hardware
telemetry analyzer for Linux desktops.
Key Features:
- Real High-FPS Screen & Region Recorder: Captures live frames directly from X11/Wayland
displays via QScreen.grabWindow, overlays a real-time Bandicam-style green FPS counter
and timestamp, and encodes genuine RIFF AVI (MJPEG) video files and PNG/JPG captures
into /tmp/bandicam-captures.
- Real GPU, Display & DRM/Framebuffer Telemetry: Inspects live QScreen displays (resolution,
refresh rate Hz, color depth, DPI), /sys/class/drm connectors, /sys/class/graphics
framebuffers, /proc/cpuinfo, /proc/meminfo, and host Vulkan/OpenGL/DRM shared libraries.
- Captured Media Library & Frame Inspector: Browse recorded .avi videos and .png/.jpg
screenshots with built-in RIFF MJPEG frame decoding preview, exact byte sizes, and
cryptographic SHA-256 verification.
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Bandisoft or Bandicam Company.