ApowerREC

This versatile screen recorder comes with an intuitive and navigable interface making it easy to record screen activities along with audio from various different sources including computer speaker, microphone or both.

Version: 1.2.2
License: Free To Try $39.95
Operating System: Windows
Homepage: www.apowersoft.com
Developed by: Apowersoft

With an intuitive user interface, a wide range of recording modes and the ability to create tasks for recording automatically, ApowerREC has been a favorite in screen recording.

It supports the capturing of your desktop screen, camera or both with audio from different sources, which include system sound, microphone or both. Utilizing it, users can easily record game footage, video calls, desktop, live streams, e-learning classes, etc.

The recorded videos can be saved in a vast array of different video formats, such as MP4, WMV, MOV, AVI, MPEG, FLV and others.

To facilitate users in controlling recording easily, a floating toolbar will appear on the screen while capturing.

Using it, you can easily pause / stop your recording, take screenshots and access a variety of editing options with a single click. The built-in real-time annotation function lets you add annotations, arrows, text, lines, rectangle, highlight and others to your video while you are recording.

It is a useful feature that can make your video a whole lot more.

One of the impressive features of this screen recorder is that it comes with a task scheduler function that enables you to create tasks for recording screen automatically when you are away from your computer. Plus, it also allows you to set up what to do following the recording. With this function, you can select an application to be followed, and then ApowerREC will automatically record it when opened.

ApowerREC is far more than a video recorder, it incorporates a media player, a video editor and screenshot features into one single tool.

Once you have finished the recording, you can make use of the built-in video editor to trim unwanted parts at the beginning or the end of your videos. If needed, you can upload videos to YouTube or ShowMore.com for sharing with friends and relatives.