When you're done the files are all there for you. It has a screenshot mode that is really good for games - you can just click on the little camera as and when you want a screenshot and it automatically takes the screenshot and saves it as graphics files - you choose. It stays in the corner of the screen and does not minimise to the task bar - so it remains accessible. It has a variety of drawing tools that you can write on your recording as you go along - I tried that and works well, it's very cute actually - it shows a small pen drawing on the screen. It had an intuitive interface - I loaded my game, selected game mode and it automatically found the exact edges around my game and recorded just that.
The sound was perfectly in sync - and even more it captured the audio even when it was turned off (The PC was playing the audio, the speaker to play it to me was off.) Tested it on a game and was happy with the quality - as good as any other recording software I've used. Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs. (Click an option to record something then it takes you to the interface, from there you can register - or record something then there's a pop-up.) On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-click the screens bottom-left corner), click Control Panel, and then, under Programs, do one of the following: Windows Vista/7/8/10: Click Uninstall a Program. ZD Soft Screen Recorder is a good choice among them due to it’s lightweight, easy-to-use and high-performance on screen capture. Installed / Registered without a problem. There are a few software tools can help you capture and stream your screen / webcam to internet video websites such as Twitch, YouTube and etc.
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