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Description:
IMPORTANT: If Windows 2000 you must have Microsoft DirectX 9 runtime files installed - get them here >>> dxwebsetup.exe and Windows Media Player 9 installed.
Screen Recordster v2.3 is a tool used for recording screen activity into standard WMV video files that can be played using Microsoft Media Player or streamed off a web site. If you move the cursor, launch a new program, type some text, click a few buttons, or select some menus -- anything that you see on your screen – Screen Recordster will be able to record and allow you to play them back later on. And that's not all! Record from the microphone as you record the video to have your audio instructions embedded within the video or select "stereo mix", as the record device, and add background audio (speaker output).
You can use Screen Recordster to develop videos to demonstrate features of a new software, for creating movies used in user training, for tracking the progress of a program that executes for a long time, or for recording the sequence of steps that cause the occurrence of bugs in faulty software. Very nice tool for teachers, computer instructors, private tutors, IT professionals, etc.
Introduction: Moving images impact our lives heavily nowadays. A changing image, especially with combined audio, speaks much more than a stationary snapshot. Any one who has watched a movie understands how the power of animation can immensely enhance the process of communication. By capturing the moving action faithfully on your computer screen, Screen Recordster is essentially putting this power right onto your computer desktop.
The video files created by Screen Recordster are saved in the standard WMV (Windows Movie Video) format, which is used pervasively in many Windows applications that support video. This ensures maximum compatibility with other software.
Uses of Screen Recordster:
- You can create demonstrations of programs by recording the movement of the cursor, the selection of menus, the entering of text or the display of messages. These demonstrations, when shown to users, can illustrate features and usage of the program in a short period time with maximum clarity.
- Very nice tool for teachers, computer instructors, private tutors, etc.
- Record both sides of video conferencing. Anything shown on the screen and sound coming from the speakers. Just set the record device to "Stereo Mix" via the Mixer button.
- The recorded movies can be added to the accompanying help files of commercial software to make them more professional.
- The recorded videos can be linked/ posted on your web site to demo software or events.
Take a look at any of our tutorial videos (that were created via this software) - note that the way you play/ view these .wmv files will vary depending on what browser you are using (and how you have it configured). If you are using MS IE - click to play in Media Player (elect NOT to play in Internet Explorer). Foxfire (my personal choice) - select to play in default media player. The VERY BEST way is to "Save Target As" and download to your system then activate by double click or selecting within your media player.
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Chop album into separate songs and edit ID tags
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Rip audio CD's via the CD Ripper
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Using WAV_MP3 batch converter
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Basic audio editing
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Basic recording using our editors
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Configuration of our editors
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Convert sample type in our editors
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Mixing files using our editors
Features:
- Option to record, and embed automatically, audio while recording screen activity.
- Option to select quality (video profile) of recording. See details below...
- Option to have a flashing "frame" shown around the captor area.
- Option to record full screen, user defined area or allows you to "draw" an area to record.
- Option to minimize the software screen at start of recording so as to get it off the screen.
- Hotkey of "Ctrl+X" to stop recording.
- Saves video to WMV file to conserve file size.
- Does NOT force you to use microphone as audio source. Use speaker output, line-in or what ever your sound card supports. Merely change the record device via the Mixer button.
- Detailed tutorial Help eBook included.
- Very simple interface - KISS theory used. Hardly any learning curve!
Video profiles offered:
- Screen Video High - high quality video only
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 250 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
- Screen Video / Audio High - high quality video & audio
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 250 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
Audio bit rate = 295kpbs
Audio sample size = 16 bit
Audio channels = 1(mono)
Audio sample rate = 44 kHz
- Screen Video - low quality video only
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 20 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
- Screen Video / Audio - low quality video & audio
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 20 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
Audio bit rate = 42kpbs
Audio sample size = 16 bit
Audio channels = 1(mono)
Audio sample rate = 22kHz
- Screen Video Medium - medium quality video only
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 100 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
- Screen Video / Audio Medium - medium quality video & audio
This profile will return a video with the following attributes:
Video data rate = 100 kbps
Video sample rate = 24 bit
Audio bit rate = 121kpbs
Audio sample size = 16 bit
Audio channels = 1(mono)
Audio sample rate = 22kHz
Download or select to open a product e-book explaining all functions >>> Src_Rec_Help.exe (only 314Kb) No special reader required - merely activate the exe file via click.
Requires Windows 2000 or XP
IMPORTANT: If Windows 2000 you must have Microsoft DirectX 9 runtime files installed - get them here >>> dxwebsetup.exe and Windows Media Player 9 installed.
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