Pause Recording button - click to pause the recording temporarily.Resume Recording button - click to continue a recording that you have paused.It also includes basic settings related to the project such as Project Name, where to save the project ( Save To) and an option to create a project file in addition to separate video files for each source. A list of shortcut keys is also available in this window. The Source View window includes a MultiCam area, where all camera sources can be viewed. Clicking a source makes it active in the Preview area and lets you adjust the corresponding settings in the Settings area. The first time you launch the application a Performance Check window appears to evaluate the best resolution for screen capturing. If you are using any additional cameras or an external microphone, connect them to your computer.Ĭlick OK to accept the recommended setting.Your computer screen, webcam, and each detected camera displays in the Source View window.In the Record window, type a name for your project in the Project Name box, and choose a Save To location.Ĭlick a source in the MultiCam area to display the source in the Preview area and to adjust the settings.

When you are ready, click the Record button (or press F11) to start recording.

If you need to pause, press the Pause button (or press F10). Click the button again to resume recording. Your captured files are saved to the location that you specified in the Save To box.

You can now open the synchronized files in the video editing software of your choice, and finalize your project. If you saved to a project file, you’ll be able to import the project into the specified multi-camera editor.Įxplore the settings tab and control screen recording settings, monitor settings, volume, mouse click animations, color, brightness and so much more. VideoStudio comes bundled with MultiCam Capture Lite.

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