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It’s a minor issue, but even in our final videos we ended up with different resolutions recorder by different users.

If your team is recording multiple videos, you may want to standardize on the resolution and machine that you are recording on.

These codecs are widely supported by most popular products on the market today, and are the preferred format for uploading content to Microsoft Stream.

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Check to see if the software exports MP4 files using the H.264 video codec and AAC audio codec.

This is a commonly used video file format that is supported by Microsoft Stream.

Make sure that the software can output an MP4 file.

Setting this to High Quality results in a much larger file, but at higher frame rate and quality as well. For example, Snagit has a menu that is difficult to locate that provides a “ Video Quality ” setting with 3 options – Low, Medium, and High. Sometimes this setting is on the conservative side (15fps or lower), and can be difficult to discover in the commercial screen capture products. It’s highly recommended to record and output at 30fps. The downside of this is that you can get some odd stuttering effects in your video that do not look smooth when uploaded to Microsoft Stream and played back at 30fps in our default encoding settings. The frame rate may ramp up around screen motion or cursor movement.

Does the software support capturing at 30 frames per second? A lot of products limit you to 10fps or a variable frame rate.If your laptop/desktop is not powerful enough to capture 1080p, your next best resolution would be 720p.

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Does it support high resolution capturing? Most content you product today should be 1080p resolution.

Commercial products like SnagIt also provide great online tutorials to complement this blog post. When choosing a screen recoding software, it’s a good idea to make sure that you test drive it before recording your videos. SnagIt does a great job with images, but also fits most of my needs for recording video as well. I can’t get through a day without it for sending screen captures in email to answer customer questions, or create new product ideas. I’ve been a long time user of TechSmith’s SnagIt. From open source tools, to commercial licensed tools like Camtasia, SnagIt, Skitch, Jing and more. To record your screen, there are a lot of tools out there that can get the job done. It records in high quality 16 bit audio and provides low-latency monitoring through a pair of headphones, so you can hear exactly what you are recording in the room. My favorite microphone for podcasting (and home recording of my acoustic guitar as well) is the Yeti from Blue Microphones. In our case, we already had a very high quality USB microphone on the team that we use for podcasts.

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If you plan to to just record “scratch” quality audio and later re-voice the content with a professional, then you can go with a Bluetooth or USB headset or simply the microphone built into your laptop. If you are going to be the “voice” for your video and you do not plan to have anyone do the final professional quality ‘voice over’, then the most important piece of equipment you need is, of course, a good microphone. You have a script, now what? Time to move someplace quiet and capture some video. In today’s post we will be covering the best practices and guidance for the recording phase.

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In part 1, we covered how to create a script for your How-To video and get ready for recording. Originally published by John Deutscher, Principal PM Manager, on Monday, August 1, 2016