9 answers

• 
  Grădinaru Vasilică over 1 year ago

  Hi Chris, try Capture Pad (http://www.capturepad.com) or ZD Soft Screen Recorder (http://www.zdsoft.com)

• 
  Sudhir Gill over 1 year ago

  i googled free screen recorder and found the first result useful... that software was freeware and easy to use... but you will have to mess with the video settings for the best results.

• 
  technomer over 1 year ago

  You can use Camstudio. The version2.0 is free.
  http://camstudio.org/

• 
  Danny Tasmakis over 1 year ago

  This is pretty good for a freeby http://www.bbsoftware.co.uk/BBFlashBack_FreePlayer.aspx

• 
  Scott Bruins over 1 year ago

  I have Fraps for video capture and benchmarking. Works well for me, its a bit pricey at $37 but it does a good job and includes FPS benchmarking. Be sure you have a lot of hard drive space for any screen capture software.

  http://www.fraps.com/

• 
  Marcus over 1 year ago

  I use for me tutorials : http://camstudio.org/

• 
  Stefan Varga over 1 year ago

  I use CAMTASIA it also has a nice video editor, where you can add text, auto zoom, transitions, music, etc.

  1. 
     Chris S over 1 year ago

     Its nice but cost $300 :(

• 
  Chris S over 1 year ago

  I haven’t tried it yet but this looks promising, its free and by Microsoft
  Expression Encoder 4 to download go here:
  http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=24601

  1. 
     Chris S over 1 year ago

     It works and very easy. Did I mention free.
     Saves as WMV. Maybe could use Handbreak to convert WMV to mp4 or mkv

• 
  John Sahov about 1 year ago

  I use Camtasia. not bad but some times bad record quality and time recording is limited. Maybe it is because I don't know how set it correctly