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No other file formats are supported.Ĭhoose High resolution. Otherwise it shown an unnecessary dialog. Otherwise you will get a silent movie! Click Next. Choose Capture Screen.Ĭhoose Entire Screen. But we are going to cover only the screen recording part of it. Try to maximize your captured volume while keeping the external noises like air-conditioning hum, laptop fans to a minimum.Ĭhange the screen size BEFORE starting Windows Media Encoder. This level needs to be adjusted based upon whether you are speaking with or with a sound system in the conference room / auditorium. Start with these settings, use Sound Recorder to record a sample. You will need to find the optimal settings for your microphone by trial and error. Adjust the level and the microphone boost. Right click on it – Properties – Levels tab. Tap on the microphone and see the green indicator moving. In the dialog, choose the Recording tab and identify the active microphone. Right click on the Volume icon in the taskbar and choose Recording Devices. Use it and check if the sound is being recorded. All versions of Windows have a simple Sound Recorder utility.

Check if the microphone is working and adjust its level. You can use higher resolution if it is really necessary. Usually the screen size is limited by the projector capabilities.įor 4:3 aspect ratio projectors I use 1024 x 768 resolution.įor 16:9 (widescreen) projectors I use 1200 x 768 resolution. I create videos of all my seminars and events where I speak. I use the older, free version.ĭownload Windows Media Encoder V9 and install it. The latest version is called Expression Encoder. We will explore Windows Media Encoder in this article. This one creates all kinds of output – and is the most comprehensive screencast software since at least a decade.

This produces the most professional output.

For high resolution recording where I want to do editing and annotation later I use Camtasia.

For high resolution recording I use SnagIt (49 USD).

For low resolution recording of my live sessions I use Windows Media Encoder (Free).

If you want to record all the activity on the screen along with your voice there are many options available.

Later, you can export the entire presentation as a video. It records full screen or part of video and embeds the video directly into current slide.

PowerPoint Screen Recording is available from 2016.

If you want PowerPoint presentation, your voice, webcam input and annotation, use PowerPoint add-in called Mix (PowerPoint 2013 onwards).

Read this article: Creating reusable, narrated training content using PowerPoint (all versions of PowerPoint)

If you want to record a PowerPoint presentation and your voice, use Record Narration feature.

The idea is to record all screen activity and convert it to a video.

Warning: You may overwrite your recording.

Remember to restart recording after the break.