


I ran into no recording troubles during tests.

display lines, text, or rectangles which can be useful to visualize certain screen elements. You can enable drawing options while you are recording. The small icon in the middle of the rectangle is used to move the recording frame around in case you need to position it on the screen before you start the recording. It depicts the recording area, and you can use the mouse to change the frame to customize it and make it fit perfectly. Once you hit the start recording button, you will notice that a transparent rectangle is displayed on the screen. The audio settings let you pick one of the connected capture devices and audio input levels. These overlays highlight whenever you click the left or right mouse button, and also may add click sounds so that viewers know about mouse activities. Here you can select the monitor you want to record - handy if you use a multi-monitor system - whether you want the cursor to be visible in the recording, and if you want to use overlays. Now that you have configured the video and audio format, you may want to switch to the video and audio sources tab to configure those settings as well.
