So I always know if I am recording or not. In that mode, when it’s paused, it pops back up on screen while paused. I also have the recorders tool bar set to minimize to the system tray while recording. I have the pause button of the recorder mapped to a handy key. Undoing my actions, helping the recordings go more smoothly. I may even practice actions on screen when utilizing software. Read them aloud a few times to get them clear in my head. If I have to be very precise in my wording. And do the video recording on my primary monitor. Because the sound will trail off as you turn your head away from it.įor scripted tutorials, I have the script on one monitor. Will not pick up the sound of your voice properly. Because you have to have free hands to operate the keyboard and computer mouse. How do I do it? I wear a headset microphone for starters. Is that practical? Thanks.įor what it’s worth, I always record my audio and video at the same time. If I understand things correctly, I can stretch out the audio segments if they are too short for the video. How do I go about recording only audio first or only video first and then adding the others? I've seen several poss here about problems syncing the two. So I know both don't have to be done at once. I've seen people post that they use Audacity for the audio track. I really would like to record the audio from a script that I have and then, while sitting at my desk with my large monitor, add the video that is the right length for he audio. I've tried to record the same tutorial several times now (for a total of about three hours) and each time, there's a problem with the video or the audio. I record the screen in which I type and move the mouse around. However, because of my poor eyesight, it is difficult to record video and audio simultaneously. That enables me to get really good audio, as long as I speak properly. We have a recording studio with good mics. My system is Windows 10 professional and I am using Camtasia 9. I record what will become very short tutorials on using our library search tools, 2-4 minutes.
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