In today's digital world, people widely use explainer video and screen capture software in content creation and marketing. These users find great utility in using these technological solutions.

Being able to record your computer screen can be useful for all kinds of reasons—from streaming your gaming exploits to the world, to showing your parents how to turn on their antivirus software—and ...

Gamers who enjoy sharing content on the web will most likely have heard of Elgato. The company creates some of the best video game capture hardware on the market, but it also does pretty well in ...

Ever do something amazing in a game and wish you could share the clip with the world (or at least Facebook)? Well, thanks to a plethora of built-in tools and software designed to record gameplay, it’s ...

Though notebooks have obvious appeal for mobile producers, desktops are cheaper, particularly if you already have them around. They’re as convenient as a notebook if you produce from a single location ...

There are tons of software that allow you to capture what’s on your screen or make a video, but if you are looking for an all-in-one solution – try Captura. It is a freeware that can capture screens, ...

Years ago, a friend turned me on to using screen capture software to document errors and bugs when on-screen testing a recently created software program. It helped convey visual blips and issues that ...

Back in the early days of gaming, showing off your skills required a trip to the local arcade, or maybe setting up your dad's VHS camera in front of the television. But the growing influence of ...

I'm looking for some software that can capture and record video on my screen (or part of the screen). Captured file size isn't terribly vital, and I'd rather deal with less CPU load and a resulting ...

As promised when AMD rolled out its long-overdue Radeon Software Crimson graphics card driver in 2015, the company has followed up with a new major version for 2016. Released today and dubbed Radeon ...

After some previous experiments, Tom Fenton uses a Newest HDMI Video Capture Card and different software to display the output to see if he can get sharper images. In a previous article, I discussed ...