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For PC's we recommend using VLC to record your screen and Microsoft Voice Recorder to record your audio. |
To use VLC and Microsoft Voice Recorder:
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Open VLC player, and click on “View,” and then “Advanced Controls.” A few more buttons will appear on the interface.
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Go to “Media” and then “Open Capture Device…”.
In the new window, set Capture mode to “Desktop,” and the Desired frame rate to “24 fps” (frames per second).
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Click on the dropdown next to the “Play” button, and select “Convert.”
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At the bottom of the new window select “Browse” and navigate to the destination you would like your video saved in. Name your file and select “Save.” We recommend creating a new folder on your desktop.
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Back in the “Convert” window, select the picture of the document with the orange circle.
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In this new Profile Edition Window, name your profile. This can be the same name as your video. Select “MP4/MOV” then navigate to the “Video Codec” section of the window.
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Select H-264 from the dropdown and select “Create.” Once back at the “Convert” window, select “Start” to begin your recording. Minimize the VLC window.
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Your screen is now being recorded. Open Microsoft Voice Recorder and press record. Minimize the Voice Recorder window and begin recording your content.
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When finished recording, pull up the VLC window and click on the record button again to stop recording. Pull up the Voice Recorder window and press the stop recording button.
NOTE: Your Voice Recorder audio will be saved as a .m4a file formate in your "Sound Recordings" folder in your "Documents" folder. Be sure to relabel your files according to your recordings.
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When saving your files please name your video files like this:
When saving your files please name your audio files like this:
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Example: Video Recording File
Audio Recording File
This allows the videos to be easily organized and easily identifiable. We recommend making a folder somewhere simple, like your desktop, to save all of your videos so it is easy and organized later once you are ready to upload. |