why is it more difficult to record my own computer screen without paying in 2020?

[Nixon]

greed?

[Kane]

OBS is free and easy to use!

[Nixon]

absolute shite, just tried that and the shit ass thing doesn't even let you crop to a window you wanna record, it'll do the whole box but nothing on the inside like you'd need for 3dmm, and even when you do try stretch it it just exports with a huge black area around it

[Nixon]

sorry for the language but i been downloading like 43 different screen recording softwares and at this point i'm disgusted

[Kane]

Ah, then this is what you're after!

[Plopilpy]

No, just use ShareX. I'll post a guide next.

[Kane]

Yeah, use the most basic and unheard of screen recorder out in 2020 ^ It'll probably be easier tbf

[Nixon]

wow remember the days when you could literally just drag a box round where you want to record, absolutely pathetic and convoluted like everything else in the world in 2020, personally i'm on plops side here regardless of your comment about it's popularity red, if OBS is what everyone thinks is convenient then the less popular the better

[Plopilpy]

1. Get ShareX

2. Go into task settings, and click "Screen Recorder" then "Screen Recording Options"

3. Get FFMPEG from the button in there, then select "virtual audio capturer" from the audio settings dropdown menu in the top right menu

4. Copy these settings EXACTLY




That'll get you high quality recordings.

5. Get Windows Movie Maker

6. Once you record your movie, import it to Windows Movie Maker and go into File > Save movie > Save for high definition display

7. Save the file. Congrats, you'll now have a 1080p version which won't get mangled when it gets uploaded to youtube.



DONE.

[Kane]

Originally Posted by Nickson

wow remember the days when you could literally just drag a box round where you want to record, absolutely pathetic and convoluted like everything else in the world in 2020, personally i'm on plops side here regardless of your comment about it's popularity red, if OBS is what everyone thinks is convenient then the less popular the better

I personally don't use OBS, XSplit or any of the other popular recorders. Shadowplay/Nvidia Share beats the majority of them in terms of simplicity.

Glad you've found an alternative though! Even if you do sound like a child squeezing his junk in frustration

[Plopilpy]

PS; ShareX has a hotkey for recordings, it's Shift+Print Screen

[Nixon]

red scorpios personal mission is to be disliked by everyone around him and have no sense of belonging or comfort ever

[Nixon]

acting like i called him himself pathetic cuz i dissed a lame ass recoridng software SMH

[Kane]

Sorry but your struggle to work out basic screen recording software is on you, old boy

[PizzaLuigi]

I’ve used ShareX it’s pretty good

[Nixon]

ur a very unlikeable person red, presence very questionable & confusing, unnesaccery tension maker pension taker

[Kane]

Very good, I hope you feel better about yourself <3

[Nixon]

i was never trying to be aggro with YOU, weirdo !

[Plopilpy]

Originally Posted by PizzaLuigi

I’ve used ShareX it’s pretty good

You can also set it up to automatically upload things to imgur. Once you take a screenshot, it'll upload and copy the image link to your clipboard (that is, if you set it up)

[Kane]

Originally Posted by Nickson

i was never trying to be aggro with YOU, weirdo !

Suck my cock you massive nugget

[Mr Mong]

Just video cam your screen dude

[Plopilpy]

Just record your pc with your phone, then screen record your phone and upload that back onto your pc

[Gorosaurus]

Points for Plopilpy for providing a method and clear, precise instructions. I'm assuming it all works, of course, but well done!

[Plopilpy]

[topztehboi]

Originally Posted by Plopilpy

1. Get ShareX

2. Go into task settings, and click "Screen Recorder" then "Screen Recording Options"

3. Get FFMPEG from the button in there, then select "virtual audio capturer" from the audio settings dropdown menu in the top right menu

4. Copy these settings EXACTLY




That'll get you high quality recordings.

5. Get Windows Movie Maker

6. Once you record your movie, import it to Windows Movie Maker and go into File > Save movie > Save for high definition display

7. Save the file. Congrats, you'll now have a 1080p version which won't get mangled when it gets uploaded to youtube.



DONE.

oh comeon no windows xp support?