Easy ScreenShot Recording

There was probably at least a moment you wanted someone else to see something funny happening on your desktop. That particular someone doesn’t have to be next to you to be able to see, because you can take and send a screenshot. If you want to automate the process, specialized applications like Easy ScreenShot Recording are here to help you out.

You don’t even have to install the application on your computer in order to benefit from its set of features, which means it can be used directly from a USB flash drive on other computers as well. However, you need to be careful before you get to the main window, or you can end up with other programs on your computer if accepting offers you’re not sure of.

The main window is pretty organized, with a real time updating preview area of your screen, and different sections for all options you have control over. Unfortunately, the application is only capable of taking screenshots, and can’t record screen activity to video, or at least a GIF animation.

Easy ScreenShot Recording lets you capture screen activity in two methods. One of them continuously takes pictures of your screen until pressing stop, while the other automatically activates whenever motion is detected, and stops when the screen is idle again. Be sure to set a delay at start and stop actions, otherwise you end up with one too many pictures taken each second.

Needless to say that you must choose a destination folder for captured pictures. It’s best to pick an empty folder, because it can get really crowded with a lot of pictures. On the other hand, the application gives you the possibility to have images automatically uploaded to a FTP server, given you written down the proper connection details.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Easy ScreenShot Recording comes with good intentions, but it needs a little tweaking on time to live up to expectations. It could have also used the option to save movie clips, especially since there’s the possibility to trigger recording when motion is detected.