4Easysoft Screen Recorder

A screen recorder is a catalyst between your imagination, work, or content, overall, and your audience. If you are looking for a program to help you kick-start your path, 4Easysoft Screen Recorder might be it. This user-friendly recorder provides tools for various types of recording. For example, besides video recording, one can also execute audio-only operations, gaming-optimized recordings, webcam shots, and smartphone casting.

Veteran users who've seen their fair share of recorders have the highest chances of figuring out that the program's dashboard is not unique or original. Indeed, this recipe is observed across various recorders.

What is neat about this UI is how quickly one reaches the required recording type. There are three panels that launch you into video, audio, and game recording. A fourth panel accompanies the others, but this sports multiple recording methods. For example, you can deploy window recording, which focuses on what's going on in a selected window; webcam recording, which is rather self-explanatory, and phone recording — a method that lets you cast the screen of your iOS or Android devices to the PC and grab a clip from there.

Before switching to the pre-rec pane, you can take advantage of additional features like watermark placement, and task scheduler. There is also a small editor to work with. Manage metadata, trim recordings, compress them, or merge them together. Moreover, one can also find a file converter among the editing tools.

After you choose a recording method, the UI shifts its options around. This new set of functions lets you determine the recording resolution, scale, or area of effect. Sound and microphone customization is also available, these two assets being present for most recording methods. Press the big orange button (REC) and you are live.

To summarize, 4Easysoft Screen Recorder is not your one-of-a-kind software, but for what's supposed to do, it's more than capable. The program comes with lots of recording modes and lets you adjust even the tiniest aspect of the recording. Will this work for professionals? Maybe, maybe not, but the answer is easy to get to, by giving the app a spin.