Difference between revisions of "Camera overlay"
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Revision as of 14:03, 23 May 2020
Camera overlay feature allows you to record camera on the recorded video from the screen. You can optionally adjust layout and outline for the overlay.
To enable Camera overlay:
- Click Camera button with open camera menu.
- Turn Camera overlay switch on.
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Figure 1: Camera menu
Position
Camera overlay can be placed on nine different positions.
To change the position of the camera overlay:
- Click Camera button with open camera menu.
- Click Position selector to open the drop-down menu with nine rectangles on it.
- Click one of the rectangles to choose the position respectively.
Outline
An outline border can be added around the camera overlay. To toggle the outline or change its color:
- Click Camera button with open camera menu.
- Click Camera settings to open settings.
- Turn on or off Outline switch to enable or disable this option.
- Click on the color button under Choose an outline color to choose a different color for the outline.
Layout
More layout options are available in Camera settings for the camera overlay, including its size and margins.
- Click Camera button with open camera menu.
- Click Camera settings to open settings.
- Customize the overlay options available under Overlay section.