Difference between revisions of "Audio capture"
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To enable recording an output device (e.g. Speakers or system sound): | To enable recording an output device (e.g. Speakers or system sound): | ||
| − | #From the application window, under ''Audio'' section, click '''Output audio''' button to open output audio | + | #From the application window, under ''Audio'' section, click '''Output audio''' button to open output audio options. |
| − | #Turn ''' | + | #Turn '''Output audio''' switch on. |
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To enable recording an input device (e.g. Microphone): | To enable recording an input device (e.g. Microphone): | ||
| − | #From the application window, under ''Audio'' section, click '''Input | + | #From the application window, under ''Audio'' section, click '''Input audio''' button to open input audio options. |
| − | #Turn ''' | + | #Turn '''Input audio''' switch on. |
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=== Notes === | === Notes === | ||
*You can manually choose a device to record if you want a record other than the default device. | *You can manually choose a device to record if you want a record other than the default device. | ||
*List of the devices may vary depending on your hardware. | *List of the devices may vary depending on your hardware. | ||
Revision as of 14:49, 19 January 2021
Screenbits can record audio from input or output devices including microphone and speakers (system sound).
Figure 1: Output devices
Figure 1: Input devices
To enable recording an output device (e.g. Speakers or system sound):
- From the application window, under Audio section, click Output audio button to open output audio options.
- Turn Output audio switch on.
To enable recording an input device (e.g. Microphone):
- From the application window, under Audio section, click Input audio button to open input audio options.
- Turn Input audio switch on.
Notes
- You can manually choose a device to record if you want a record other than the default device.
- List of the devices may vary depending on your hardware.