Step 1. Set Up Screen Capture on Windows
Adjust the frame rate
Capture screen video at speeds of up to 60 fps or choose a lower
framerate to save disk space.
Set the capture area you want
Capture program windows or specific parts of the screen, or make
full-screen videos.
Grab audio from any source
Audio sets and headphones
Microphones and MIDI devices
Skype calls and program sound effects
Adjust the volume of your audio devices
Capture keyboard and mouse actions
Demonstrate the keyboard controls during screen video capturing
Highlight the cursor with different colors
Choose custom click sounds and adjust the click volume
Step 2. Capture Your Screencast
Use hot keys when capturing screen on Windows
Manage the screen grabber with hot keys and the control panel at the
top of the capture frame.
Grab your screen with Movavi and take screenshots while doing it
Take screenshots from your PC screen, edit them, and save the result
in the format you need.
Use Movavi`s screen capturing software
Schedule the capture timer to start and finish capturing at any
specified time.
Step 3. Edit Video
Cut your footage into multiple parts and remove unwanted elements
Add subtitles and callouts, jazz up your screencast with background
music
Play with filters and special effects... and much more!
Step 4. Save Your Video
Movavi’s utility lets you save your clips in MP4, MOV, AVI, and other
popular media formats.Also, you’ll find a wide selection of ready-made presets
for mobile devices.
System Requirements
Microsoft® Windows® XP*/Vista/7/8/10 with up-to-date patches and
service packs installed
Intel®, AMD®, or compatible dual-core processor, 1.5 GHz
NVIDIA® GeForce® series 8, Intel® HD Graphics 2000, AMD Radeon™ R600
or higher graphics card with up-to-date drivers
1280 × 800 screen resolution, 32-bit color
512 MB RAM for Windows XP and Windows Vista;
2 GB for Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10
810 MB available hard disk space for installation,
2 GB for ongoing operations
Administrator permissions are required for installation
