#screen casting

 Screen recorders are nothing but apps on your phone that allows you to capture a video. The basic difference between a screenshot and a screen recording is that the former can capture a video as an image. Whereas the latter can capture moving videos. The best part is that you can record videos, edit them, and then share the videos to multiple devices with screen recorder apps. Today’s Androids are loaded with such features, aplenty. Now, you can also avail yourself of such benefits. The screen and audio recorder have been in the news, lately. Moreover, you need to know about some tips, to actually perform the task. Read the details below.

Screen Recording Tips For You

Today, screen recording is one of the most powerful features that allow you to record the information on your mobile screen with viewers. However, before you attempt your first screen record, here are a few tips for you.

Firstly, you can record just about anything with a screen recording app. The list includes spreadsheets, videos, websites, and more.

Sometimes, screen recordings can turn boring. So, you may want to keep them short. However, short videos lack information at times. To attract your audience, you need to focus on the content and narration if you are using voiceover.

When you record videos, you ought to pay attention to the audio quality. So, it is always better to plan ahead of time. You can use an external mic for such times.

Get rid of all the background noise. It may capture the noise coming from the blower or the child next door crying. Some screen recorders help you to delete the background noises, too.

Record only the required part of the video. Everything may not be necessary.

Ways In Which the Screen Recorder Benefits You

It can help you in more ways than one.

You can now save any type of content, on your screen with this option. Recording online streaming videos and video calls is a breeze today.

Most online free collaboration tools do not have this feature. So, companies can make use of this tool to keep records of the meetings.

You can easily explain the problems and their solutions through digital means via the screen recorders.

Creating how-to- guides on the web world is now easy with such screen recording apps.

You can also benefit from such apps, as a gamer. Record games to report bugs and also share them with the others. This will help in solving the issue.

The screen recorder pro is amongst the best video screen recorders now. Moreover, it is an on-premise solution. Both business professionals and individual users can use it. It has the best settings for screen recording android. You can create instructional videos, demos, tutorials, or also record live streaming. The software comes with multiple modes, and can help you to trim video start and end times as well. Many people are also using the free version today. However, you should aim to use a resolution of 1920 x 1080 for the purpose.

How to Cast Android Mobile Screen on Windows 11 PC

Have you ever felt that your phone screen is too small to watch a movie that you have been so excited to see and you want to play it on your PC without copying it to the PC, well you can do it with screencasting by making use of the Wireless Display feature that is on both your phone and laptop. It can be difficult to navigate the settings and setup required to establish a wireless connection…

Screen Casting Made Easy: 5 Best Screen Casting Software’s

Best Screen Casting Software’s: Around 70% of internet users prefer a video over text content when they want to learn something.

That’s why youtube has a large amount how-to video stuff. I also prefer to convey wordpress information in the form of video.

For a variety of reasons, people make videos. But the most common reason is to instruct another user to do specific task on his computer.…

LG G Pad 8.3 GPE and Nvidia Shield Tablet Get Screen Casting Support

By Radu Iorga

Google is slowly rolling out the Screen Casting support to a few new devices, like the LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition and the Nvidia Shield Tablet. The rollout is very slow and many famous devices haven’t received support for this feature just yet.

Keep in mind that you shouldn’t expect ti receive this as some sort of OTA update, but rather as a server-side change. Both devices…

Richard Byrne's Free Technology For Teachers blog has done it again with a great post featuring screen capturing tools. I thought I heard of most of the ones out there, but there were definitely a few surprises, such as Show Me What's Wrong (read below for further details). I get emails or calls somewhat often where a person is describing a problem their having. Without the ability to actually "see" what's going on, trying to solve it via email or phone is difficult, so I'm hoping this tool will be as valuable as it is made out to be. My favorite of all of those listed, just because I've used it extensively, is Jing. If you've never tried it, you may want to download the program (free) and give it a try.

Introducing new technology tools to your students or to your colleagues can become a frustrating exercise if you end up repeating the same step-by-step directions over and over again. Not only is it frustrating for you to repeat those directions, it can also be frustrating for the students who want to go ahead but can't because you're waiting until everyone is on the same page. One way to avoid that is to create annotated screen captures of the tools you're introducing. Another way to avoid repeating directions over and over again is to creating screencast videos in which you explain each step of the process. Here are seven tools that you can use to create annotated screen capture images and screencast videos.

The tool that I use most often of creating annotated screen capture images is Jing. Jing enables you to take a picture of part of your screen or all of your screen. Once you've captured the area you want in your picture, you can type on it, draw arrows on it, and highlight sections of text within it.

To use Jing you must download and install the free software for your Mac or PC. Once it's installed, launch it and it runs in the background until you need it. You'll know that Jing is ready for you to use because you will notice an orange ball in one of the top corners of your screen. It takes up very little screen real estate and is ready to use whenever you need it. You can also use Jing to record a video of your screen. Simply select the area of your screen that you would like to show, click the record button and begin talking. Jing will capture everything you say and do for up to five minutes. A free Jing account allows you to store your videos and screen captures. For $15/year you can upgrade to a "pro" version which will allow you to resize videos and share them directly to YouTube.

Show Me What's Wrong is a free service offered by Screencast-O-Matic. The service is designed to help you help others with their computer problems. To use the service enter your name and email address to have a custom url assigned to you. You then send that url to the person who needs help. They open the link and can start recording their screens and talk about the trouble they're having. When they finish recording the screencast is sent directly to you. Watch the two minute video below to see Show Me What's Wrong in action.

Screenr is a very simple, easy-to-use tool for creating screencast videos. Screenr is an entirely web-based tool that you can use to record part or all of your screen. To use Screenr sign-in with your Twitter, Facebook, Google, Yahoo, Windows Live, or LinkedIn account. The recordings you make using Screenr can also be published to YouTube or you can download your recordings. Screenr offers a universal player that you can embed into your blog or website. This universal player will automatically display the right kind of video for the device it's being viewed on. So if people view your site on their phones they will be shown a video that plays correctly on their screens.

Sketchcast provides tools to demonstrate ideas and concepts through drawing and voice. Using Sketchcast is as easy as drawing on a white board while explaining a concept. Sketchcast provides users with a place sketch diagrams while speaking at the same time. The sketches can then be embedded into a blog or shared via email.

Aviary is best known for offering a comprehensive set of online image editing tools and audio editing tools. They also offer a free screen capture tool called Talon. Talon is available as a Chrome extension and as a Firefox extension.

Awesome Screenshot is a great Chrome and Safari browser extension for capturing, annotating, and sharing screenshots. Once you've installed Awesome Screenshot you can simply activate it from your browser to capture a page or region on a page, draw boxes, draw lines, blur out information, and add text to your screenshot. When you're satisfied with your screenshot you can save it locally or share it via the url provided by Awesome Screenshot. Watch the short video below to see Awesome Screenshot in action.

Bounce is a neat application that not only allows you to make annotated screen captures of websites but also allows you to instantly share those screen captures with others. To use Bounce go to their website then type in the url of any website you like and click "Bounce." Bounce will then create an image of that website on which you can draw boxes and annotate those boxes. You can create as many boxes and notes as you like. When you're done creating notes, Bounce will provide you with a unique url for your screen captures that you can share with others. If you create a Bounce account (optional) you and other Bounce users can annotate the same screen capture.

via freetech4teachers.com