What Software to Record videos of Charts?

Magiic posted:
I'm interested too, windows 10 can only video for 1 or 2 hrs I think.

Why dont you use the Built in Feature of windows 10.

https://forums.hostsearch.com/showthread.php?112413-built-in-screen-recorder-in-the-Windows-10-for-VPS&p=373794#post373794

or you can use OBS VPS https://www.apps4rent.com/obs-open-broadcaster-software-streaming-hosting

Regards,
Adrian

AmDiab posted:

JamDay posted:
I use Camtasia as well. it is very good. Don't look too hard for alternatives. Camtasia is perfectly fine and cheap

Yes, and it’s a small software; don’t need high configuration as like Adobe software’s!

But I see; it’s a paid software and the yearly charge is not small! Can you please mention any free software?

Adribaasmet posted:

AmDiab posted:

JamDay posted:
I use Camtasia as well. it is very good. Don't look too hard for alternatives. Camtasia is perfectly fine and cheap

Yes, and it’s a small software; don’t need high configuration as like Adobe software’s!

But I see; it’s a paid software and the yearly charge is not small! Can you please mention any free software?

Do you want online based free software? If yes; just PM me!

You can use our usual Camtasia or some things from Adobe or something like that - if that is what you are looking for. Can you make it or not? I assume you can and will do that if there is a need, correct? So let's do it then.... assume;)

ERAS01 posted:
I use 'Snagit 12' by a company called TechSmith. It works easily and flawlessly, can record for hours and hours, and is easy to edit you vids.

I like to record long periods of price action, with an EA managing the trade, and then play it back at high speed, so I can see what is happening. Then I can adjust the EA to work better, etc.

Also it is great for spike trading news announcements. You can see what is happening to price in the fraction of a second after news comes out. You can also see what your broker is doing during that time (increasing spread, etc.) and also how your EA is handling the whole thing. Then, you can adjust to be better prepared for the next time.

Then too, you will find it useful for lots of other things, recording online seminars you are in, etc.

Support from TechSmith is excellent, and they have email tips to help you to be a power user, if you want.

There is a small fee for Snagit, but to me it is worth much more, considering all the good I get out of it.

Good Luck,

Bob

I agree with you

ERAS01 posted:
I use 'Snagit 12' by a company called TechSmith. It works easily and flawlessly, can record for hours and hours, and is easy to edit you vids.

I like to record long periods of price action, with an EA managing the trade, and then play it back at high speed, so I can see what is happening. Then I can adjust the EA to work better, etc.

Also it is great for spike trading news announcements. You can see what is happening to price in the fraction of a second after news comes out. You can also see what your broker is doing during that time (increasing spread, etc.) and also how your EA is handling the whole thing. Then, you can adjust to be better prepared for the next time.

Then too, you will find it useful for lots of other things, recording online seminars you are in, etc.

Support from TechSmith is excellent, and they have email tips to help you to be a power user, if you want.

There is a small fee for Snagit, but to me it is worth much more, considering all the good I get out of it.

Good Luck,

Bob

AniLorak posted:

Adribaasmet posted:

AmDiab posted:

JamDay posted:
I use Camtasia as well. it is very good. Don't look too hard for alternatives. Camtasia is perfectly fine and cheap

Yes, and it’s a small software; don’t need high configuration as like Adobe software’s!

But I see; it’s a paid software and the yearly charge is not small! Can you please mention any free software?

Do you want online based free software? If yes; just PM me!

Please; but please don’t suggest me any risky 3rd party trading software!

I have used something like Camtasia and that was my plan entirely for everything, I am still can assure you it works wonders with many cases, so I am not sure why you are still not using it. You can find cheaper options in Google anyway.

I think what you mean is a screen recording software. Well apparently there is one that all computers have. It is only that the people that have it nevr know that they do untill they come across it at some point or someone refers them to it. All of windows 10 operating systems that are up to date have the windows game bar. With te windows game bar you can record all of your forex charts as many and as long as you want. There is only a simple catch which is that you need to have a lot of momemory if you plan o recordong hours and hours of forex charts. You can also record the videos and store them in a flash disk if that helps. Flashdisks these days are very cheap/ Better yet get a memory card that you can cinnct to your pc and not worry about removing it. It can act as your secondary storage.

There are a lotof video recording softwares out there bu apparemtly finding a suitable one is always difficult because everyone is usually promoting something of their owm. Well I also record my forex charts sometimes. The pros is that you can edit the video after you have recorded it. You can also set the resolution and where you want the video to be saved before you begon recording. The program is power director screen recorder. It also comes with powerdirector which is a vodeo editing software. Just get powerdirector and you will get the screen recorder as an extra or get it independently. The cins from all the screen recorders are pretty much the same. They all need your computer or laptop to have a lot of spcae. in that case you should get an external hard disk. You will have enough space for all of your videos.

If you need a screen recorder to record all of your trades then hou can try out du screen recorder. It has worked so far so good to me. Do not worry abou the watermark. It is free after all. You can get it frim the du official site or softonic, That wensite has almost evrything. I have to admit that the quality of videos is not that god but I do no think that it really matters. I do not see the point of recording forex in hd. The clearer the video then the more space it will take.

Use OBS - it's the best software to record a screen. It's mostly used for streaming and stuff. BUt it's really good for recording pc's screen as well. I use it all the time.

I use Movavi Screen Capture studio - simple and not demanding.

protrader69120 posted:
Use OBS - it's the best software to record a screen. It's mostly used for streaming and stuff. BUt it's really good for recording pc's screen as well. I use it all the time.

I also use OBS. It is easy to use and has user friendly interface.

I use Bandicam. It is easy to use and its free.

There is no particular software I use. Whichever I see in the front, I use it. They are all the same.

You will easily find some softwares or you can even save your trades on your computer. One advantage could be that you can revisit your trades anytime for reference.