What screen recording software do you use?

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  • AndréFontenelle
    AndréFontenelle Posts: 3 researcher rank

    Hi Phil,

    I use iShowU and I'm too satisfied for use it.

    Because, It quickly after recorded the video is ready to go.

  • Lauryn77
    Lauryn77 Posts: 3 researcher rank

    thank you! It was an important doubt, before completing the whole course and having to remake it from the biginning! you really saved me, thanks!

  • RamziDeveloper
    RamziDeveloper Posts: 72 storyteller rank

    Hi @PhilEbiner
    i use Camtasia Studio and it is awesome

  • YoniGoldberg
    YoniGoldberg Posts: 6 researcher rank

    I faced this issue recently. Camtasia is significantly dropping my Logitech c920 quality. Any suggestions on how to overcome this?

  • manishpaulsimon
    manishpaulsimon Posts: 94 storyteller rank

    I use Streamlabs OBS studio but I plan to shift Camtasia since most of them here are using it.

  • BarrieRose
    BarrieRose Posts: 1 observer rank

    Wow I just spent an hour looking for the best free screen recording software... started with camtasia but it doesn't let you export with free version (unless its watermarked) , screencast o matic was pretty reasonably priced but then I realized you can use QUICKTIME on Mac laptops to record screen and the quality is better then screencast o matic...phewww, quicktime wins for being free and soooo easy to use. thanks for this forum, it was helpful as well

  • Anass Erraidi
    Anass Erraidi Posts: 3 researcher rank

    hello ,

    check the license, the free version it's only for personal use not for busines

  • MikeMcRoberts
    MikeMcRoberts Posts: 18 traveler rank

    OBS of course

  • Pamela Katleba-Jenkins
    Pamela Katleba-Jenkins Posts: 3 researcher rank

    I have just started this journey of publishing courses and I discovered Loom, have you actually been able to upload the recordings in your Udemy Course?

    I actually like that Loom does screen & talking head.

  • DoreenMalle022
    DoreenMalle022 Posts: 2 researcher rank

    I am working on my first course and I plan to use screencast-o-matic. I have used this software before for other (basic) purposes with my computer audio. Will that be good enough?

    Thanks

    Doreen

  • MikeMcRoberts
    MikeMcRoberts Posts: 18 traveler rank

    Use OBS. It is free:

    https://obsproject.com/

  • dilips
    dilips Posts: 44 storyteller rank

    @DoreenMalle022
    Yes that works. I used it for all of my courses. It's a pretty handy tool. The benefit is the editing tool that comes with it.

  • IrenKolt
    IrenKolt Posts: 1 observer rank

    Hey everyone! i use Movavi - low cost and a huge variety of features, including screen capture and more

  • Francois-P
    Francois-P Posts: 2 researcher rank

    I use Powerpoint (PC version includes nice screen and sound recording).

    For MAC Quicktime is very easy to use too...

    Cheers

    François

  • Saloni467
    Saloni467 Posts: 1 observer rank

    how do you change the aspect ratio to 16:9 on quicktime on mac?

  • AdamDaniel855
    AdamDaniel855 Posts: 33 trailblazer rank

    I use vidmore, its simple, flexible and straightforward. I use it for screen video, webcam and just audio recording (voice overs).

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