When you enable the Thumb Mode you run the program from a USB drive without the need for another installation. To make it easy to capture a video Replay Video Capture can often automatically locate the region of your screen where video will be played. Or, you can choose to mark an area of the screen manually.

Windows 7, 8 10, (Windows 8/10 Desktop mode), Windows XP-SP2, Vista, Mac (with Bootcamp or Parallels installed).Įither way, setting up your recording area is a snap.

(see also the Quick Guide under Settings/Help) Recommended for HD/Full Screen recordings i5/i7, Intel HD Graphics CPU.Recommended with XP Computers: Sound Card with a recording line (Stereo Mix, Master Volume, Wave Out Mix, What U Hear or similar).CPU Speed: 2.0 GHz dual core recommended, 2.8 GHz single core. Replay Video Capture should only be installed on the administrator account however all clients will automatically get shortcuts if the option “Make shortcuts available to all users” is checked during the installation. Every user has his own recording folder and settings. The administrator installation doesn't need to run in order for the clients to run their versions. Click Get Video to automatically find and mark the video on your screen.Make a simple two clicks recording (no setup required) Only the administrator can uninstall the program. Notes: If you’re running Windows 7/Vista - when opening Replay Video Capture your desktop theme is changed to Windows Basic. The Basic theme greatly enhances the performance (speed) of your system. Your current theme will be restored when Replay Video Capture closes. Only motion videos can be automatically detected when using the Get Video button. A transparent marking window is shown over the video area (see below). You can resize or move this window to fine tune the recording area or click Retry to redo the detection. You can also mark the recording area manually by using the Mark Video Window button. How to Screen Capture videos and documentsįirst, you need to mark a region of the screen to record as a video. Then, you can start, stop or pause recording.

Important Note: In almost every situation, you don't need to record the entire screen to get the best video quality. Most video sources broadcast at no more than 640x480 or 720x480 pixels, and then up-scale the video to fit a full screen.

This means that you can record at 100% (rather than 200% or full-screen), and get great quality.

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