Easy Screencast Recorder
Posted: Fri Jul 03, 2015 1:31 pm
From the developer of Screenshot Captor, a feature-rich screen capture program.
Short version: still think ShareX is a better recorder overall, but the simplicity here is nice. I can see that point being useful when asking someone to remotely reproduce a bug or other issue.
Good
Stealth: Untested
License: Freeware
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Short version: still think ShareX is a better recorder overall, but the simplicity here is nice. I can see that point being useful when asking someone to remotely reproduce a bug or other issue.
Good
- True to it's name, the program is very simple. Works right away with almost no tweaking or other annoyances. If you've got to record your screen and do it right now, this is a great solution.
- Ability to capture or skip the cursor (several of the onscreen capture tools I've seen don't allow this)
- Controls for framerate, countdown, and maximum file sizes
- Uses (as far as I was able to tell) the most recent WMV compression. I noticed only a few video artifacts in even full screen mode.
- Pause button (right now it's just start and stop)
- More and clearer quality controls (right now it's just 1-100, which is mysterious.
- Audio quality controls by bitrate - almost no one has a microphone that approaches even radio-quality audio.
- Included WEBM, OGV, or MKV compression. There's a guide to enabling WEBM inside the help file, but it's a little time consuming. I'm not a big Microsoft video fan.
- Little more in the way of a help file (it's almost empty)
- ANY edit function (even just deleting a section at the beginning or end) ... so many screencasts could benefit from chopping off some extra data.
Stealth: Untested
License: Freeware
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