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Thread ID: 124128	2012-04-08 03:25:00	Looking for a good (fully function free) screen recorder - video and audio	Aporosa (5671)	Press F1

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1268862	2012-04-08 03:25:00	Hi, my operating system is XP - a Toshiba Satelite laptop. Can someone please reccommend a good quality fully functioning free screen recorder that will enable me to record both the video AND audio as it plays on my screen. I downloaded CanStudio screen recorder and its very poor quality, stops and starts as it feels like it and it does not sync well with my sound card. Any assistance would be appreciated. Cheers	Aporosa (5671)
1268863	2012-04-08 03:27:00	PS - yes, I see there are a number I can try, but can someone reccommend one they are using..... thanks	Aporosa (5671)
1268864	2012-04-08 03:30:00	Windows Media Encoder	somebody (208)
1268865	2012-04-08 03:43:00	Hi Somebody, are you saying Window Media Encoder will do this?	Aporosa (5671)
1268866	2012-04-08 03:47:00	Yes. I used it about 5 years ago to do exactly what you're describing - recording my screen + audio. No problems with audio/video sync, and it's free too.	somebody (208)
1268867	2012-04-08 06:54:00	I did a recording recently with VLC. Quality was excellent, once I tweaked the settings to get everything working how I wanted it. Problem was it used a lot of CPU time, and that was on a quad-core machine too. If your machine is fast enough it should work but might give lag problems on a slower one. Haven't tested it on anything else ... yet.	Agent_24 (57)
1268868	2012-04-08 22:30:00	I also use the free screen recorder from dvdvideosoft	dpDesignz (15919)
1268869	2012-04-09 00:11:00	As far as using VLC is concerned have a read of this (www.thewindowsclub.com).	tuiruru (12277)
1268870	2012-04-21 11:45:00	I guess, Windows Media Encoder must be what you are looking for. This is what I usually use for video and audio.	Marvin Barrett (16723)
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