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Optimized Screen Recording for Windows
Filmora offers a comprehensive functionality for recording the screen of your device by offering multiple capturing options. You can record the entire screen or a specific part of the screen using this efficient tool. Moreover, you can capture the screen with or without the camera and other settings.
The new update has introduced some real-time capturing functions, such as blurring or removing the background while recording. Learn how this screen recorder works in the following section:
Entrances to Record in Filmora
Method 1:
Open Filmora video editing software, you can easily see "Screen Recorder" option in the startup window.

Method 2
Enter the player panel, click "File" > "Record Media", and choose the record option you prefer from "Record from Webcam", "Record PC Screen", or "Record Voiceover".

Method 3
On the Search Media bar below the menu bar, click "Record", and three record options will be expanded: Record from Webcam, Record PC Screen, and Record Voiceover.

Steps to Record in Filmora
Step 1: Specify the Screen Resolution for Recording
After selecting the screen recorder from either of the above options, then comes the ratio of screen to record from. Under the "Square" icon, users can choose three resolutions: "Full Screen", "Custom", and "Target Window". In addition, they can adjust the length and width values manually or manipulate the ratio appearing on the screen.

Step 2: Choose the Type of Recording
In Filmora, users can choose from three recording options on the screen recorder window. Users can use "Microphone" for what they are speaking during the recording session. Moreover, they can turn on or off the "System Audio" or "Camera" option.

Step 3: Adjust Settings
After this, expand the "Settings" option at the bottom left corner of the recording window and customize the rest of the settings.

Step 4: Press the Record Button to Start Recording
Now press the red recorder button to start screen recording. A countdown will appear, but if you want to skip this part, simply press the "Start Directly" button below the countdown. From the player given below the screen recording, you can "Pause", "Stop", and start "Re-record" with the screen recording.

Step 5. Change Camera Display Options
When you select the Camera option from the recording settings, a new window with the camera enabled will be opened. Hover over the camera preview to enable the floating toolbar on the screen. You can choose your required option, like blurring the background or entirely removing the background. Once selected, press the Red recording button to begin the screen recording with the camera.

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