Note that if you do not see the Control panel on the bottom right, you need to go in Show on the top menu, then Panel and check Controls:īy clicking Settings then on Shortcuts, you can define keyboard shortcuts to start or block recording.įinally, clicking File -> Convert Recordings, lets you use OBS Studio to turn FLV files into MP4 format. The Start/Stop Recording buttons at the bottom right let you start recording the screen and save it, by default in Windows, as a FLV file in the %userprofile%-Videos folder (you can quickly access it with a click on File -> View Recordings). You can find its settings in a proper section Settings -> Game -> Game bar of the Windows 10 settings: from here you can find the default settings for open that game bar ( Win + G), start a recording ( Win + Alt + G), Start/Stop recording ( Win+ Alt + R), activate/deactivate microphone ( Win + Alt + M), take a screenshot ( Win + Alt + Print) and other things.Īs I said for the Xbox app, even this Game bar initial target were games, but now its features can be used in several situations, even for the teaching purposes.Ĭhoose as source the display right clicking on the Sources area and then Add -> Screen capture or Windows Capture
How to do that on a Windows 10 PC was already a matter of some old posts ( How to record the screen in Windows 10 for free … with the Xbox app Microsoft Expression Encoder 4: how to record your PC screen for free (in HD)) but in this post I will show you some more and in particular a “new” one embedded in Windows 10 since May 2019 (1903 version):
for example for explaining how to do something, it is useful to record a video of what is happening on a screen and possibly record also what you are saying using the microphone.
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