You can easily select any area on your desktop and take screenshots and capture your screen. It is one of the best screen capturing tools available for Mac and Windows. Once done, it will solve the audio issue with Sharex Recordings.įirst of all, I have the Lightshot.However, you have to select your preferred audio source from here and save the settings. By default, the audio source is set to none, so no sound or voice can be captured in ShareX screen recording.From here, navigate to Task Settings > Capture > Screen Recorder > Screen recording options > Audio source.First of all, run ShareX screen capture software on your Windows computer.Step 4: Finally, follow all the screen instructions and complete the installation, and you are all set to use it. For the record, I am trying to record the full screen, switching between Chrome browser tabs.Step 3: Once the software is downloaded, double click on it to start the installation process.
To be sure, though, I've tried using that, x265, VP8, and Xvid as the video codecs along with AAC and Vorbis as the audio codecs. A user's YouTube video ( ) recommended changing the FPS to 60 (from the current 30 that I had it set to) as well as x264 as the video codec and AAC as the audio codec. With the newest version, I can get it to work, but it only records the audio when I select my microphone device as the audio recorder and, for the video recorder, I've tried using each of the following: screen-capture recorder GDI grab and none.Īll of which at least allows the video file to be saved and my audio plays back, but no screen capture. I used to have a problem getting ShareX screen recording to work at all. I thought I'd bump and re-open this thread/issue because it is either exactly or somewhat related to my own issue.
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