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EZ Screen Recorder

EZ Screen Recorder is a easy to use and powerfull video screen capture software for recording screen activities into standard avi video files.

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infallsoft Screen Capture

infallsoft Screen Capture including full screen capture, region capture, window capture, scroll capture, directx capture, video screen capture, sound capture and etc.

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infallsoft Sound Recorder

The sound recorder program is designed to work directly with your sound card, so it can record almost all audio from your sound card at near-perfect quality. So, you can record sound from a microphone, line-in, and just about any other programs (like winamp, realplay, windows media player).

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Setting Audio Options
(From the main menu, choose Options->Audio Options)


Use this dialog box to set the recording format and compressed format of your audio.

Volume
Use this to adjust the input volume of your microphone if your recorded audio is barely audible. If EZ Screen Recorder is unable to locate your volume control, you will need to adjust the volume manually through Start : Programs : Accessories: Entertainment : Volume Control.

Please note that some configurations of the Recording and Compressed format will result in the audio recording becoming choppy or inaudible.

Some sound card disallows your system to record while another application is playing sound. In this case EZ Screen Recorder will issue an error when you attempt to record with the "Record Audio" option being enabled.

Recording Format
The recording format is the format your soundcard use to record your voice from the microphone. Its main attributes are samples per second (measured in kHz), mono/stereo input, and bits per sample (usually 8 or 16 bit). Larger values for samples per second and bits per sample will result in better recording quality, but at the expense of the movie file size.

Compressed Format
This is the format that will be saved with your movie file. You can click on the "Choose Compressed Format" button to select another compressed format. After recording your movie, EZ Screen Recorder will attempt to convert your audio from the recording format to the compressed one.

Your choices for the compressed format are determined by the recording format. If you change your recording format, the compressed format will also change automatically.

Interleave Video and Audio
Interleave your audio and video for smoother playback on a slow device such as CD-ROM. This will also allow better synchronization of your video and sound content. The interleave factor determines the amount of interleaving in your movie. Normally, this value is specified in number of frames. A value of 1 frame will mean full interleave. Larger values will mean less interleaving.

You can also specify the Interleave factor in milliseconds. If you choose to Interleave a movie every 100ms for a movie with a capture rate of 200 frames per second (Capture Frames Every 5 milliseconds), the Interleave factor will be equivalent to Interleave every 20 frames.

Use system method for audio recording
If you set this checkbox, EZ Screen Recorder will use certain system commands (MCI commands) to perform the recording of audio from your microphone. This method is more stable and may give better sound quality in some systems.

If you experience low audio quality when recording from EZ Screen Recorder, but managed to obtain high quality recordings from your system's Sound Recorder, you may want to consider setting this option.

Important
EZ Screen Recorder will ignore all other settings in the Options for Microphone dialog box (except for the Audio Video Interleave setting) if you choose this setting.

Instead, to adjust the recording source, you will need to set it externally in the Control Panel->(for Win XP) Sounds and Audio Device->(Audio Tab)->Default Recording Device.

If you set the external recording source to a non-soundcard device (e.g webcam microphone), you will need to set it back to your soundcard when you want to record sound from speakers.