This software facilitates live presentations, helpdesk support, and on-demand software training. Screen activity and mouse movement can be recorded in avi or wmv format, and playback frame rate can be customized by the user.
I recently had the chance to use the Screen2Video ActiveX control and was impressed with its functionality. This software allows you to easily record screen activity and mouse movement to AVI or WMV files. It is also able to capture any monitor screen from a multi-monitor system, as well as full screen or portions of the screen. Additionally, it can capture screens from specific window handles.
One of the features that I found particularly useful was the user-defined capturing frame rate, which enables users to choose the rate that works best for them. Additionally, it has the option to enable or disable the capture of the mouse cursor.
Another great feature offered by Screen2Video is the support for custom WMV profiles. This allows users to output WMV 9 format and configure streams to use variable bit rate encoding (VBR), uncompressed audio or video stream, video size, buffer size, frame rate, and more. The video/audio compressors setting is a great feature as well, allowing you to adjust these settings before saving your AVI file.
One thing I appreciated about this software is the ease of use. Screen2Video ActiveX control can simply be dropped onto a form or dialog, making it simple to use. In addition to its features, it allows for the capture of audio from different audio input pins, including a microphone. What's more, it doesn't require Window Media Encoder 9.
Finally, this software’s compatibility with any programming language that supports ActiveX is a significant plus. The inclusion of Vb.net 2010, C# 2010, Delphi, VB, VC, and VFP sample source code also makes it easy to customize and integrate into various projects. Additionally, there is royalty-free distribution of the OCX file. Overall, I would highly recommend Screen2Video for those looking for a reliable, feature-rich software for screen recording.
One of the features that I found particularly useful was the user-defined capturing frame rate, which enables users to choose the rate that works best for them. Additionally, it has the option to enable or disable the capture of the mouse cursor.
Another great feature offered by Screen2Video is the support for custom WMV profiles. This allows users to output WMV 9 format and configure streams to use variable bit rate encoding (VBR), uncompressed audio or video stream, video size, buffer size, frame rate, and more. The video/audio compressors setting is a great feature as well, allowing you to adjust these settings before saving your AVI file.
One thing I appreciated about this software is the ease of use. Screen2Video ActiveX control can simply be dropped onto a form or dialog, making it simple to use. In addition to its features, it allows for the capture of audio from different audio input pins, including a microphone. What's more, it doesn't require Window Media Encoder 9.
Finally, this software’s compatibility with any programming language that supports ActiveX is a significant plus. The inclusion of Vb.net 2010, C# 2010, Delphi, VB, VC, and VFP sample source code also makes it easy to customize and integrate into various projects. Additionally, there is royalty-free distribution of the OCX file. Overall, I would highly recommend Screen2Video for those looking for a reliable, feature-rich software for screen recording.
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