whats good software for screen capture videos?

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• Dem@n Posts: 564Player

  June 2015 edited June 2015

  https://obsproject.com/
  
  in case you have Nvidia GPU 600 series or above you can use shadowplay.
  http://www.geforce.com/geforce-experience/shadowplay

  
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• Dem@n Posts: 564Player

  June 2015 edited June 2015

  might have missunderstood what you are looking for,if you want to take screenshots from an existing video try this player it has a screenshot taking option.
  
  http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

  
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• K!Dz.applePIE Posts: 1,050Player

  June 2015

  If you are looking for screen capture software for gaming, you should try Openbroadcaster or Shadowplay.
  Both are very good with GPU/CPU utilization and would hardly effect you game-play.
  
  If you wanna do more complicated stuff, like commenting, or highlighting windows you are using, mouse etc.
  The leading software would be Camtasia from Techsmith. It is the software professionals use for How-To Videos etc. but its not for fee.
  
  
  
  
• -=[VGO]=-mmchaos Posts: 83Moderator

  June 2015

  well i opened my wallet and a moth almost put my eye out. so free is the option i am looking for.i am doing a mixture of ingame capture and desktop recording. i have been using cam studio but am looking for new options i may have overlooked.

  
• DeathRider Posts: 3Player

  June 2015

  bandicam.com has a free version,though it's limited by length i believe.
• Saccho Posts: 1,577Player

  June 2015

  https://obsproject.com/
  OBS will handle everything you're asking about. It's been able to replicate almost every feature I've liked from its competitors. 100% free and open source. I think this is the right solution for you.
  
  XSplit Gamecaster is also nice, but its free version is handicapped to the point where it's not really any better than OBS. One big non-free feature is being able to easily draw on the screen (really really nice for what it sounds like you might be wanting to do). OBS has some functionality for this too but, last time I tried it, it wasn't nearly as polished.
  
  Shadowplay is very limited. Its initial draw was hardware encoding (and auto-recording the previous 60 seconds), but other major programs offer those features now too. I doubt it'll accomplish what you want. It also doesn't support the "picture in picture" feature you asked about in any decent way; it's webcam-only and never recognized mine.
• SoldierBob Posts: 76Player

  June 2015

  OBS for sure, it's what your looking for
• -vortex Posts: 188Player

  June 2015

  SoldierBob wrote: »

  OBS for sure, it's what your looking for

  
  

  TheTots wrote:

  I think this thread has run it's course......
• Root-Access Posts: 510Player

  June 2015

  I would like to ask for suggestions as well. I have tried OBS, doesn't cut it. I can't even get it to really work correctly on my setup and when I do, it is slow and quality is poor. Plus the file size... so are there any others out there?
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