How To Record Screen, Capture, Editing | Guide on Windows Pc

This App is tutorial on How To Record Screen? Record, Capture, Editing Imagine you need to show someone how to log in to an online account. You could write out an email. Or you could take a few screenshots.

But best of all might be sending a screen recording.

When you record your screen you can include typing the address into your browser and show all your mouse movements and clicks to let people see exactly where to go and how to get there (see the videos below).

You can even include audio when you record your screen, as narration from your computer’s built-in microphone or an external mic. You can even record your system audio (that’s the sound that comes out of your speakers).

Screen recording, also known as a screencast, is perfect or creating tutorials, product demos, how-to videos, and other instructional videos. You can even record games or record presentations, or make a YouTube video.

Short, simple recordings that won’t require much editing can be done with something like Snagit (which is what I use most of the time).

For longer or more complex recordings that may need more editing, something like Camtasia will be better. Camtasia even allows you to enhance the video by zooming in on areas of emphasis, highlighting your mouse clicks, adding text or graphic call-outs and more.

I’ll be using Snagit and Camtasia for Mac, but you can easily record your screen with the Windows versions, as well.

As a marketer, you need to record your computer screen more often than you’d think. Whether you’re teaching a new hire how to use a tool, explaining a complex project when an email just won’t do, or recording a personalized product demo, you need to know how to record your computer screen.
Fortunately, we’ve put together a quick and easy guide for recording your computer screen on a Mac and Windows 10. Read on to learn how to do so.

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How to Record Your Screen on a Mac
Apple pre-installed QuickTime Player, an app that lets you record, edit, play, and share audio and video files, onto every Mac. You can use it to record your computer screen.

1. Open QuickTime Player by searching for it in Launchpad.
2. Once you're in Quicktime, click “File” and select “New Screen Recording”.
3. Press the downward facing arrow next to the “Record” button to choose the following recording options:

Microphone: Choose “None” to record your screen with no sound. Choose “Built-in Microphone” to record your screen with sound.
Options: Choose “Show Mouse Clicks in Recording” if you want your clicks to appear as a circle during your screen recording.

4. Click the “Record” button and choose one of the following recording types:

Click your screen to record your entire computer screen.
Drag a section of your screen that you want to record.

5. To finish recording, click the “Stop” button in the menu bar, which will be to the left of the “WiFi” button.
6. To save your recording, click “File”, press “Save”, and name your recording.

How to Record Your Screen on Windows 10
On Windows 10, Microsoft pre-installed the Xbox App, which has a built-in screen recorder that’s designed for recording video games on your computer. You can still use it to record your screen for marketing purposes, though.

1. Type “Xbox” into the search box and open up the app.
2. To open the Game Bar, which lets you record your screen, hold the “Windows” and “G” keys on your keyboard. Then, click “Yes, this is a game”.
3. To choose your screen recording’s quality setting, determine whether or not you want to record audio, or set a maximum clip length, open the “Game DVR” options in the Xbox app.
4. Click the "Record" button or hold the “Windows”, “Alt”, and “R” keys on your keyboard to start recording your computer screen.
5. Click the “Stop” button when you’re finished recording. Your recorded video will be saved in your “Videos/Capture” folder.

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