Screen Recorder For Windows! Any Suggestions?

[d.healey]

OBS Studio takes some getting used to and there are a lot of guides online.

[Natan]

@d-healey Thank You, Sir, It's A Very Good Program
Used To See This On Forum, And Some Gaming Youtube Videos, Looks Like It's A Very Popular Screen Capturing Tool

+1 On Your Recommendations

[Jacquelinana]

You might try Joyoshare Screen Recorder. I often use it to record virtual meetings in 1080p at 60fps. No latency, no watermark, and no time limit.

https://www.joyoshare.com/screen-recorder-for-win/

[Lindon]

@Jacquelinana is there a way to get ASIO -> in to this?

[Christoph Hart]

For quick and easy generation of pastable GIFs I highly recommend LiceCap from the REAPER nerds... It doesn't do audio though, but small UI interaction snippets are perfect for this.

[d.healey]

And use Peek if you're on an X11 DE - https://github.com/phw/peek :D

... just me then ...

[Lindon]

you would think that some enterprising soul would come up with a screen cap program that recorded ASIO output - easily(its nightmarishly unreliable in OBS I find) - as computer based musicians have been asking for it for over 10 years as far as I recall...

[Dan Korneff]

I've been using OBS combined with VoiceMeeter successfully here

[Natan]

@dustbro OBS Works SMoothly Here, But The Sound Quality Not Good At All.

I Export My Project To Audio, Then Shoot The Video, And Place The Audio File Under The Video Footage In After Effect, Never Use The Recorded Audio Files That Capture With The Video

[Dan Korneff]

@Natan How are you capturing the audio in OBS? I'm using the ASIO drivers of my interface and that seems to sound just fine. I wonder what would cause degradation in your audio stream?

[Natan]

@dustbro I Use My Laptops Build In Audio Driver While Recording The Video,
Then Export The Audio With My Sound Card.