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What Screen Recorder Did You Use to Create the 101E Tutorials?
Bryan
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Slightly off topic, but I like the annotation tools you used in the 101E tutorials. What screen recording software did you use to create this? Is it by chance built into Windows 10?
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I checked with the team -- we're using Pix 240 from Sound Devices.
Googled that... looks like a video camera:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beWsIcoF1Ho
Thank you for the answer, but I'm more curious what was used for recording & annotating the Surface Pro's screen (during the Unity/code portions of the tutorials), not shooting the actual video.
For a built-in recording option on Windows 10, try out the Game DVR feature in the Xbox app. Use 'Win+Alt+R' to start and stop recording. You can then preview and trim your recording in the Xbox app.
I read up on the pix 240 a bit more and I just misunderstood what it does. Looks like it accepts a HDMI feed in of whatever's mirrored from the display and records it. Thanks for answering, @CoreyGoff !
Happy to help! I was impressed with the annotations as well
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If you're looking for good screen recording software, I recommend checking out this list of the top 10 solutions on the Web.
I always use acethinker free screen recorder to make screencast, It is a free cloud based software to record computer screen without install any software in your pc.