Watching many tutorials to do anything out of your windows computer in youtube, we always wonder how they record those actions. The way they just easily record it and upload them instantly on youtube to help the viewers is damn easy. Do they use their webcams or any other camcorders? Nope, they don't. They just use some software created by companies like camstudio or Ezvid. These recorders help you to create how-to videos in order help others to learn how to use a program or even show them a gameplay. Other than showing tutorials in images, it might be easy to show the tutorials by complete video. This helps the lazy bones to not to read the entire post, but keep up with it just by watching the video. In this post I'll use River Past Screen Recorder and show you how to record your actions. This is easy to use and has less-complex options. Download River Past Screen Recorder free trial from here.
-Once you've downloaded and installed the software just follow these steps.
-If you have all audio devices, then load and test the codec of audio, this helps to record the voice as the "background music". Once this is successfully done you also need to load the video codec, to enable the HD recording and other options.
-Once this is done, check minimize when recording.
-Now below the above option, click on 'Record From' and some options drop down. There choose the type your actions to be recorder. Whole screen or only cursor-movement part. Then the speed part. Choose the best one which suits to your conditions.
-If more option be required then edit the video and audio settings. Now the hot keys part. This part is plays major role. If the recorder need not to record the recorder itself then use these.
-With these, remembering, you can start and stop the record of video. Or you can use the record button to record. If the option minimise while recording option is checked, then in task bar's notification behavior part you can see the software blinking. Right click on it with your mouse and then choose your option either to stop or pause.
Thats it. It's simple.
EXTRA:
Top five Screen Recorders for windows with download links (trial links), updated 2013.
1. CamStudio: The software has included many options to tweak and play with it to record the thing you want. This software, like River Past's does have less option that deal the entire functions. This software also saves the files AVI. This one also has options to choose the number of frames per second; like 30FPS for a smooth video.
2. Rylist Screen Recorder: This software just like other screen recorders records the screen and helps you save it in multiple file type(video). Has wide range of options. But has disadvantage of not recording the audio using any installed microphones. As the option is used.
3. Ezvid: A free recorder that is both video and audio recorder and editor. This provides awesome option to record the game-play and other actions. Also has an slideshow maker for your images. But sad part of it is we can't export this video into a file lest can be uploaded directly to your youtube account.
4. River Past Screen Recorder: Most likely the alternative of camstudio recorder. Has almost the options that CamStudio has. Other option of this is already said above.
5. DVDVideoSoft Free Screen Video Recorder: This software has simple 9 icons each of user interface options. Out of which the first four are for capturing and other four for handling recording. The last one, pops up the options for recording. Try this, good one it is.
-Once you've downloaded and installed the software just follow these steps.
-If you have all audio devices, then load and test the codec of audio, this helps to record the voice as the "background music". Once this is successfully done you also need to load the video codec, to enable the HD recording and other options.
-Once this is done, check minimize when recording.
-Now below the above option, click on 'Record From' and some options drop down. There choose the type your actions to be recorder. Whole screen or only cursor-movement part. Then the speed part. Choose the best one which suits to your conditions.
-If more option be required then edit the video and audio settings. Now the hot keys part. This part is plays major role. If the recorder need not to record the recorder itself then use these.
-With these, remembering, you can start and stop the record of video. Or you can use the record button to record. If the option minimise while recording option is checked, then in task bar's notification behavior part you can see the software blinking. Right click on it with your mouse and then choose your option either to stop or pause.
Thats it. It's simple.
EXTRA:
Top five Screen Recorders for windows with download links (trial links), updated 2013.
1. CamStudio: The software has included many options to tweak and play with it to record the thing you want. This software, like River Past's does have less option that deal the entire functions. This software also saves the files AVI. This one also has options to choose the number of frames per second; like 30FPS for a smooth video.
2. Rylist Screen Recorder: This software just like other screen recorders records the screen and helps you save it in multiple file type(video). Has wide range of options. But has disadvantage of not recording the audio using any installed microphones. As the option is used.
3. Ezvid: A free recorder that is both video and audio recorder and editor. This provides awesome option to record the game-play and other actions. Also has an slideshow maker for your images. But sad part of it is we can't export this video into a file lest can be uploaded directly to your youtube account.
4. River Past Screen Recorder: Most likely the alternative of camstudio recorder. Has almost the options that CamStudio has. Other option of this is already said above.
5. DVDVideoSoft Free Screen Video Recorder: This software has simple 9 icons each of user interface options. Out of which the first four are for capturing and other four for handling recording. The last one, pops up the options for recording. Try this, good one it is.
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