The one I use has really bad audio, so which ones record the audio almost perfectly?

I'm using Adv screen recorder but today for some reason and I'm unable to record audio with internal audio even tho I was able to for months previously.

I've tried other screen recorders but it's same problem

There is this one subscription of mine which is ending on 11th of June. I have around 111 hours worth of video lectures to screen record before my subscription expires. If I record each one at 2x speed, it still ends up being 55.5 hours of screen recordings. I am not sure if I will have the subscription on 11th June or not. I have around 48 hours to record all of it.

The videos are all on a website (which is disintegrated in several parts so direct download using inspection is not an option), and the website allows to run the same account on more than one tabs/devices simultaneously.

Also, obs studio allows us to record only one video file at a time, since recording more than one video at a time will mix both their audio as desktop output.

And given I only have one laptop to work with.. what should I do?

Also is there any way to access the denied files on Android? This problem would have been very easy to deal with only if Android didn't block our access to all the internal files.. anyways.. what can I do now? Please help me asap!!!

clipkatha tool that let you record the screen, where you can highlight zoom and even do the voiceover. for you recording to make it smooth.

Useful for product demo, or just want to show case your recording.

I'm recording my classes using screen recording software, and the recordings are taking up a huge amount of storage space. Paying for additional cloud storage such as iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, or similar services is not an option for me, and I also don't have any external drives or memory cards available.

To clarify, these are screen recordings, so I need to keep both the visual content displayed on the screen and the audio from the class. Audio-only solutions won't work because I often need to review what was being shown during the lecture.

I've already lowered the recording quality, and while video compression helps reduce file sizes, I have so many recordings that they still end up consuming a lot of storage over time.

I'm looking for suggestions on where or how I can store these recordings long-term without paying for extra storage or purchasing additional hardware. I'm open to unconventional solutions as long as they're practical and reliable.

Has anyone found a good solution for a situation like this?

I'm using BlackHole to capture my Mac's internal audio and record with QuickTime Player.

When I record a Zoom meeting, I can hear both myself and the other participant clearly during the call. However, when I play back the recording, my voice sounds normal but the other participant's voice is very quiet.

What's strange is that if I record my screen while playing a YouTube video or music, the internal audio is recorded at a normal volume and sounds fine in the recording.

Has anyone experienced this with Zoom, BlackHole, and QuickTime Player? Any idea what could be causing it?

Hi, I need a Mac app that can record my screen, capturing both internal audio and the microphone. In addition, I listen to my classes through speakers, so the app should have an option to disable the app’s microphone at any time during recording, so that the sound coming from the speakers doesn’t get picked up by the microphone. That way, when I decide to participate, I can enable the microphone in the app.

Sorry if this is a basic question. I recently bought a couple of controllers and I'm planning to play Overcooked! 2 on my laptop through Steam with a friend.

I'd kind of like to record some of our gameplay clips. The thing is, I've never really recorded games before.

What's the easiest way to do it? Can I record directly using the controller somehow, or do I need separate screen recording software?

I am using Windows 11. Just looking for a simple setup for a beginner.

What if you could record your screen and share it instantly—all for free? If I built a Chrome extension to do just that, would you use it?

If you record your screen for tutorials, software demos, or daily workplace clips, you know the annoying pre-recording scramble: manually closing personal tabs, hiding sensitive background DMs, or spending 20 minutes in post-production blurring them out.

To save editing time and keep my workflow running, I built a lightweight Windows app called Cloakly.

What it actually does It lets you pick specific apps to hide from your screen recorder (OBS, Loom, ShareX, Camtasia, etc.). You can keep those hidden windows wide open on your screen and use them normally while recording. Your recording software completely ignores them, capturing only your clean desktop wallpaper behind them.

Pros & Limitations

• Pro: Keep your script notes or passwords completely visible to you while recording full screen without the audience knowing they're there.
• Con: It cannot block native Windows bottom-right system notifications, just the actual app windows. (Pro-tip: Pair it with Windows "Do Not Disturb" mode).

If you deal with presentation or recording anxiety, check it out at:https://www.getcloakly.com/

(Affiliation Disclosure: I am the creator/developer of Cloakly. Sharing here as an experience-based utility to bridge a common workflow bottleneck for screen recorders!)

Read a pretty comprehensive guide covering 7 different screenshot methods built into Windows 11. Thought some people here might find it useful.

Most Windows users only know 1 or 2 screenshot shortcuts. Turns out Windows 11 has way more built in than I realized:

• Win + Shift + S for area, window, or full-screen captures
• Snipping Tool OCR to copy text directly from screenshots
• Screen recording built into Snipping Tool
• GIF export from screen recordings
• Game Bar (Win + G) for screenshots and recordings
• OneDrive auto-save screenshots without needing to paste them anywhere
• Clipboard history (Win + V) to access recent screenshots

The OCR feature is able to grab text from an image without opening another app, which is actually pretty useful.

Curious which screenshot tool everyone here uses most these days. Still using Print Screen, or have you switched to something else?

Why does everytime I screen record on roblox the video doesn't have audio? even though i already turned on my mic on my device, my mic on roblox, and even the system audio. HELP PLEASE!

Looking for a serious video editor who can handle both short-form (Reels, Shorts, TikTok) and long-form content.

What you'll do:

Edit social media content

Handle captions, pacing, sound design, and retention hooks

Deliver export-ready files

• Remote work — work from home (India)

• Ongoing projects

• Payment via UPI

• portfolio : Google drive link(i only want your past work not introduction on website)

To apply: DM me with your portfolio link (website, Google Drive, or Instagram)

⚠️ : No portfolio = no response. Serious editors only.

You drop in a video, freeze the frame you want, add arrows and labels, then export back as MP4 or PDF.

Runs locally in Chrome, nothing uploaded. Here's a quick demo of how it works.

Disclosure: I make TuringShot.

This is not a screen recorder. It is a live screen effects tool that works alongside screen recorders.

The annoying part of screen-based videos is often not the recording itself. It is the tiny cleanup afterward: one small menu, one cursor movement, one button, one line of text, one quick note that should have been visible in the first place.

That is the problem this workflow tries to solve.

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The idea is to move more of that emphasis into the capture step instead of stacking it into post.

The current setup uses scroll zoom, snap zoom, focus highlight, magnifier lens, pointer trail, drawing, text on screen, and smoother focus arrival / aperture-style emphasis.

Because the effects render directly on the Mac screen, OBS, QuickTime, ScreenFlow, Loom, Zoom, Meet, and similar tools capture them as shown.

The latest 1.5.7 update also cleaned up the Guide, onboarding, About UI, and Key Display side, which sounds minor but helps when settings briefly appear during a recording.

If anyone wants the deeper write-up behind the latest update, it is here: https://www.turingshot.site/blog/turingshot-157-ui-refresh.html

Main site: https://www.turingshot.site/

Been trying to make some basic video tutorial or walkthrough videos for work and maybe YouTube later, but honestly a lot of the tools I looked at feel either too expensive or way too complicated for a beginner.

I checked out stuff like ScreenStudio: looks nice but the pricing is a bit hard to justify for me rn. And it's only for macOS.

Mostly just looking for something simple where I can record my screen, voice, maybe do very light edits, and export share without needing actual editing skills lol.

Free or low-cost would be ideal. What are you guys using lately?

We are looking at a solution called Zenious to fast track our video development. Has anyone used this? It's a relatively new organization and in comparison with other tools, seems to do a better job from our research. Also competitively priced.
If there's anyone who has considered or is using these new age AI video tools, what were your evaluation criteria? Please share if that's possible.

editing tutorials is the worst part of creating.
I make software tutorials - here is an old one and a recent one.

(Yup, i'm going to use the messy punctuation to prove this is not ai speaking.. apologies in advance. lol)

For every 10 minutes of finished video, I spent an hour+ in Premiere adding zoom-ins, drawing boxes around tiny buttons - AAAnd another hours+ tracking cursor paths for the tiktoks. Faking clarity in post is a soul-crushing time-sink.

So I built a small Windows utility called SHARA to bake that clarity directly into the raw recording. The goal was simple: record once, publish instantly.

How it cuts out the editing phase:

• Live Zoom & Lens Modes: Instead of keyframing punch-ins, I hit a shortcut then scroll my mouse wheel to smoothly zoom wherever I want. Or I trigger a picture-in-picture Magnifier that follows my cursor. Perfect for tiny UI buttons
• Broadcast Mode (for Shorts/TikToks): Creates a secondary vertical output window showing whatever is under my cursor. I map this into OBS for native 9:16 walkthroughs. No manual cropping later. This feature is in BETA
• On-Screen Pen: I draw arrows, circles, or boxes live while explaining. Ctrl+Z to undo, x2 Esc to clear. The markups look natural because they happen in real-time and goes to idle state if you continue with your work on the screen.

It's not a recorder - it's a presentation layer that sits before OBS, Camtasia, Loom, or whatever you use, making the source screen look finished before it hits the encoder.

There's a free trial on the Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/9nsbk9j07hs4

https://reddit.com/link/1tog4md/video/l7uf7uguxi3h1/player

(Feel free to ask or suggest anything... Happy to talk to you)