There are a few output formats you can choose from. Moreover, you can configure it to capture the active window or just sections of a window (controls). Kalmuri can capture the entire screen or just a specific region of it, which you can resize freely to match the desired width and height. Take snapshots of your desktop, screen regions, windows You can also use it to set the default screen capturing hotkey and choose the default folder where the resulting images or videos are saved. The menu includes options to set the name of the output files and sound-related settings. This menu practically comprises all the application’s options, which we will talk about below. At first sight, there are no other available options but if you right-click anywhere within the main window, the main menu is revealed. The top one enables you to select the action to perform, while the other helps you choose the output format. The application features one small-sized interface that only comprises two drop-down menus. It requires no installation and is ready to go anytime, waiting quietly for your actions in the tray area, so it doesn’t interfere with your work. I think at this point I will assume pykaldi is installed and skip to the second part of the above question, could someone please run me through setting up the virtual environment for the offline speech recognition in the Githhub link just above? Thank you.Kalmuri provides one of the most simple means of capturing screen activity, acting as both a snapshot taking utility and a screen recorder. This link is the offline speech recognition program I would like to build. So it is telling me pykaldi is installed. So I entered the virtual environment I created when I tried installing PyKaldi originally and ran pip list, this was the result. So my question on here is could someone run me through the steps to not only install pykaldi to a python 3.6 virtual environment but also then set it up for the offline asr speech recognition? There documentation is quite complicated and I'm uncertain as to weather I have installed it correctly. What I am trying to do is install pykaldi from into a python virtual environment and then set it up for Offline ASR using Kaldi Models speech recognition. I am not certain this question is suitable for this site and if it's not I can take it down but it is about code and I have done hours of research on the topic.
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