HOWEVER, it does NOT lag when I am actually recording the footage! When I am recording, it is very comfortable to use, unless I am doing a lot of things, such as watching a 60 FPS video (I tried, and it lags). Nothing "heavy" going on, except maybe when a new page loads. Capture online meetings, courses or any video content with one click. But please note that I am not doing heavy work (such as games), I'm just recording the screen for educational purposes and only flip around in browsers and folders a little. Record high-performance games or 4K UHD videos with No Lag.
I'm using Windows 7 on a laptop, which pretty much explains the lagging. You can change the default 4:3 aspecto ratio: If you want to set the default picture-aspect ratio n:m to 16:9. CTRL+C (open capture device) Screen capture record (video device) Virtual audio capture (audio device) If applicable: go to advanced settings and change 4:3 into, 16:9. It's more about the cursor lagging that's the problem When I view a recording of the screen, it's unbearably laggy to the point that if I move the cursor quickly, it only moves about twice every second. Procedure: VLC > View > Advanced Controls. ShareX will automatically start the video recording as soon as you choose the recording region. Then you can adjust the capture region for your screen recording. Click Capture on the left and then choose Screen recording (FFmpeg) option from the drop-down list. I've tried other alternatives (Debut, ActivePresenter, Krut.) and this one is the quickest for a quite satisfying encoding.Īlso important note, I used it on a laptop with a i7, 16GB and SSD HD, so plenty of speed.I know this is a very common problem, but it's not just "OBS lags". After all these settings, you can use ShareX to capture video with sound. It is a bit jerky on moving scenes, so not a good idea for action movies. However, there are several disadvantages to using this tool. You wont have to worry about things like the lag time when you utilize their scrolling feature because it glides swiftly.
(note on H.264 config: there are no options in the pgm, so I kind of managed to modify the 720p profile inside the ffmpeg folder, seemed to have worked) ShareX performs an excellent job of offering customizable full-screen recording in your browser for capturing video of you performing things online. Also, the bit rate is high 1GB / 45 minutes video. So I get immediately the mp4 file when stopping recording. It encodes, as it records, directly in H.264 and MPEG-1 Audio. play at full screen (filling display 2) and record. setup "on screen capture recorder." to capture display 2Ĭ. 2 displays, the display 2, I resize to 1280x720, get the web video page in itī. I agree that the configuration is not the easiest (that I have seen) but once you get around it, it's all good.Ī.
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