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How to record live video display stream on my PC?
ThisIsWeird
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Hi all.
Need to record a live-streamed ceremony on my PC. What's the best and easiest method, please?
XBox games bar?
Video quality is important - HD required - and also sound.
Many thanks.
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Ok - just tried it. Looks successful. Phew
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OBS Studio would have done the job...
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debitcardmayhem said:The Xbox GameBar should be included with Win 11. With my other Win10 PC, I had to first download it from the MS Shop - free, and took only seconds. Both worked the same.'Win' key + G brings it up. A small horizontal menu should appear at the top of the screen, the LH icon being 'Widget'. Make sure 'audio' and 'capture' are selected. Then is should be simply a case of maximise your viewing screen, and click on the third icon - 'capture', and press 'record' on the next menu bar.You may also need to do stuff like select "always record behind screen" - it was something like that, but I can't remember. But have a play :-)1
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Neil_Jones said:OBS Studio would have done the job...Thanks.Pleased with how it went, and also pleased it was software already on my PC. I also have VLC media player, but - lawdie - trying to follow the instructions for that was a 'mare.0
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Yeah I think the clue's in the name - VLC Player. It'd work but its not really designed for screen recording.
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Bit late now, but you have to pull up the volume mixer and mute the system sounds unless you like random bingly bongs in the soundtrack.
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Thanks. It worked fine, thankfully - no unwanted noisesfacade said:Bit late now, but you have to pull up the volume mixer and mute the system sounds unless you like random bingly bongs in the soundtrack. 0
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