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This software is useful for people who want to record a certain area on a PC screen, webcam or capture a game that uses the DirectX/OpenGL/Vulkan graphics technologies.
Designed for technology, entertainment, retail, energy, and other industries to capture scrolling windows, exporting images, editing snippets, creating libraries, and more.
It's a classic software and one of the best screen recorder's. It is easy to use, I like the drawing in the screen feature too, and the fact that it's free.
The only problem I has with the software, was that the file directories were a bit confusing to use.
It also allows in an excellent and easy way to save the previously recorded video in different video formats to share it with different platforms and equipment.
Also, there is no such thing as changing to custom configuration while recording (changing to the camera only, camera with screen, changing window, etc), so you need to record a new video to do that.
After originally coming across Bandicam, I was amazing at the level of quality I was able to record with, without sacrificing performance.
But if you need a quick screen cap, or you want to manipulate the video later, it works well for quick and dirty stuff.
It is very easy, and intuitive record screens/windows anything. Furthermore, the quality and the features improve as the subscription is activated further enriching the experience.
If you are using it on a low spec PC or a Laptop, it would decrease the FPS considerably.
Screepresso has practically complete functionality in the free version, it hardly has any advertising and the images have good quality.
The full page screen capture has never worked for me. It's supposed to auto-scroll, capture, and stitch into one image, but no matter which application, it always struggles to auto-scroll.
I have been using it for 2 years and always recommend it for its ease of use. The free version is more than enough to work with on a daily basis.
The upgrade process is a bit clunky and annoying.
You do not need to download or install it yet you are able to capture high quality screenshots and videos. It has very intuitive and powerful editor with the app.
There really is nothing I don't like about this tool, since I've been using it for 9 months every day and it has never given me any problems.
It's working very fast and it's super easy to use even for the beginners.
So far I haven't spotted anything I don't like about Screenpresso.
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