+- Sinisterly (https://sinister.ly)
+-- Forum: Design (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Design)
+--- Forum: Graphic & Video Design (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Graphic-Video-Design)
+--- Thread: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? (/Thread-Whats-the-best-desktop-recording-software-to-use)
Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - ParaZite - 03-25-2014
So I've been planning and jotting down a few ideas for some videos that I could make for YouTube as a part time entertainment go-to and I would mainly be recording things that are on my desktop. Perhaps programming lessons, website security tutorials, and other things that are alike.
Bandicam doesn't really cut it for me quality wise, nor does any other free software I found on the net. One tool I did use for a little bit was Camtasia and I was pretty impressed by its' quality and software features but I'm really not looking to pay that much money for recording until I've earned enough YouTube profits to invest in Camtasia.
Are there any other maybe free or low priced desktop recording solutions I can work with to start for YouTube uploading? If there is please post below, and, maybe some good video editing software I can tryout that isn't too difficult to use. Remember I'm pretty new to this stuff.
Thanks so much!
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - Flareon - 03-25-2014
Camtasia is a good program to use, check it out.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - ParaZite - 03-25-2014
(03-25-2014, 09:14 PM)Flareon Wrote: Camtasia is a good program to use, check it out.
"One tool I did use for a little bit was Camtasia and I was pretty impressed by its' quality and software features but I'm really not looking to pay that much money for recording until I've earned enough YouTube profits to invest in Camtasia."
I said that in my thread. I'm looking for other desktop recording software to start with that isn't going to be very costly, until I can earn enough Youtube profits to invest in some.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - Judas - 03-25-2014
Hypercam and Fraps are fairly decent and free screen recording softwares. However I'd recommend you just download Camtasia the pirate way.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - Shebang - 03-25-2014
(03-25-2014, 09:21 PM)Judas Wrote: Hypercam and Fraps are fairly decent and free screen recording softwares. However I'd recommend you just download Camtasia the pirate way.
I completely agree with the latter half of this post.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - Flareon - 03-25-2014
(03-25-2014, 09:18 PM)ParaZite Wrote: "One tool I did use for a little bit was Camtasia and I was pretty impressed by its' quality and software features but I'm really not looking to pay that much money for recording until I've earned enough YouTube profits to invest in Camtasia."
I said that in my thread. I'm looking for other desktop recording software to start with that isn't going to be very costly, until I can earn enough Youtube profits to invest in some.
Then as suggested above me Hypercam or Fraps are both decent but without purchasing one you wont get a decent quality.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - ParaZite - 03-25-2014
(03-25-2014, 09:21 PM)Judas Wrote: Hypercam and Fraps are fairly decent and free screen recording softwares. However I'd recommend you just download Camtasia the pirate way.
Fraps didn't go so well with me but I certainly haven't tried out Hypercam. Thanks for the suggestions mate.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - Satan - 03-25-2014
Pirate Camtasia like I did. It is deff worth the download time. Was able to record 1080p video with it.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - FluffyFriendly - 03-26-2014
I recommend Bandicam, pirate it or msg me for a download link(made a tutorial on youtube on it aa while ago). You can easily record files in mp4 and not worry about size if that's a big issue to you.
RE: Whats the best desktop recording software to use? - ParaZite - 03-26-2014
(03-26-2014, 12:02 AM)FluffyFriendly Wrote: I recommend Bandicam, pirate it or msg me for a download link(made a tutorial on youtube on it aa while ago). You can easily record files in mp4 and not worry about size if that's a big issue to you.
I quoted in the thread that Bandicam didn't cut it for me because of the quality display. I think I've concluded this and I'm going to get the pirated version of Camtasia.
Thanks.