What are some good video capturing programs that I can use to capture what goes on on my PC?
I've looked forever and most are outdated.
I've looked forever and most are outdated.
Gaming Windows Video Capturer?
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Desktop recording for tutorials and such:
fraps - http://www.fraps.com/
bb flashback - http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/bbflashback/home.aspx
Lifehacker had some links for software to monitor what others do on your comp if your not there.
fraps - http://www.fraps.com/
bb flashback - http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/bbflashback/home.aspx
Lifehacker had some links for software to monitor what others do on your comp if your not there.
Camstudio.
1 - Install it and the CCCP.
2 - In camstudio, go to the video settings.
3 - Choose FFMPEG.
4 - In the new window, in the dropdown box in the upper-left, choose uncompressed.
Then it'll record about as fast as it can, but you'll need to recompress the video afterwards by running it through some converter.
1 - Install it and the CCCP.
2 - In camstudio, go to the video settings.
3 - Choose FFMPEG.
4 - In the new window, in the dropdown box in the upper-left, choose uncompressed.
Then it'll record about as fast as it can, but you'll need to recompress the video afterwards by running it through some converter.
Your also have http://taksi.sourceforge.net/
Screen capture is a fairly tricky thing courtesy of overlays (used largely for video and games) and that is where many programs fall over.
If you mean dial in an have a look at the screen then you want a VNC program (remote desktop is also a term but VNC will probably net you a better program). There are any number that have varying features (free, not free, need for a known IP, no need for a known IP, NAT traversal, OS agnostic or windows to windows only, need for you to open a port and so on and so on).
It is probably not so good for covert monitoring but teamviewer has a portable version.
Screen capture is a fairly tricky thing courtesy of overlays (used largely for video and games) and that is where many programs fall over.
If you mean dial in an have a look at the screen then you want a VNC program (remote desktop is also a term but VNC will probably net you a better program). There are any number that have varying features (free, not free, need for a known IP, no need for a known IP, NAT traversal, OS agnostic or windows to windows only, need for you to open a port and so on and so on).
It is probably not so good for covert monitoring but teamviewer has a portable version.
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I used one called Camtasia Studio, that worked really well and had great quality. You'll need to look for a cracked version though, unless you want to pay for it.
