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+  "text": " The other way that you can capture video images is by using a screen recorder software. The one I really like to use I'm actually using it to record this video right now. It's called Streamlabs. You'll see sort of the infinite Recorder pop up here, but it's Streamlabs desktop and I can show you the website where to get that It's Streamlabs.com and it's this really amazing app that you just download and it will go Or it'll put the software on your machine and it's a really amazing recording software that I use all the time for this video recording content. So let me go through the options here. First thing you'll have to do is you'll have to hit the sources. And there's a ton of tutorials on how to navigate this software for Streamlabs. You can have Media Source, Video Capture Device, Screen Capture. Really quick, I'm just going to go down into the options here, where we can see general, general, we can see what language we want, we can see where the output is going to go, very important, so we can see where the file is going to be saved. You can see, actually, that is not in the output, I'm going to find where that is in just a second. The video, very important, you get a nice 1920 by 1080 for what the video resolution is going to be, so you'll make sure that the text that's recorded or anything like that doesn't get crunched down. you can see all these different elements of where you can have a lot of control over what this video capturing software is going to be. So in order to capture something using Streamlabs all you have to do is first know where the output is going to go. So if you go to output and go to recording this tab here you're going to see the recording path. This is where your screen captures are going to go so you just find whatever file you need. You can select the recording format. In this case it's going to be an MP4 which is a great video format to use. I'm going to open up backup UE4. And I'm going to take this and I'm going to just take it over to my other monitor here. And then I can go ahead of course and record the video content that I have here with my scene. And once that's done, I can open up and if you have anything like starts or ends to the recording where you have to start the simulation in UE4, you have anything where there's jerkiness or just something you want to take out of the video before you upload it to social media. There's a really fantastic free video editing software called DaVinci Resolve 17. DaVinci Resolve 17 is this really amazing video editing software that's free to download for, I think, believe both Windows and Mac. It's just blackmagicdesign.com or you can just search DaVinci Resolve 17 download and it'll take you to their website where you can download this for free. It's really great for video editing, doing fadeouts and fade-ins, saving your video files in different formats like AVI and P4, QuickTime, anything like that.",
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+      "text": " The other way that you can capture video images is by using a screen recorder software. The one I really like to use I'm actually using it to record this video right now. It's called Streamlabs. You'll see sort of the infinite Recorder pop up here, but it's Streamlabs desktop and I can show you the website where to get that It's Streamlabs.com and it's this really amazing app that you just download and it will go Or it'll put the software on your machine and it's a really amazing recording software that I use all the time for this video recording content. So let me go through the options here. First thing you'll have to do is you'll have to hit the sources. And there's a ton of tutorials on how to navigate this software for Streamlabs. You can have Media Source, Video Capture Device, Screen Capture. Really quick, I'm just going to go down into the options here, where we can see general, general, we can see what language we want, we can see where the output is going to go, very important, so we can see where the file is going to be saved. You can see, actually, that is not in the output, I'm going to find where that is in just a second. The video, very important, you get a nice 1920 by 1080 for what the video resolution is going to be, so you'll make sure that the text that's recorded or anything like that doesn't get crunched down. you can see all these different elements of where you can have a lot of control over what this video capturing software is going to be. So in order to capture something using Streamlabs all you have to do is first know where the output is going to go. So if you go to output and go to recording this tab here you're going to see the recording path. This is where your screen captures are going to go so you just find whatever file you need. You can select the recording format. In this case it's going to be an MP4 which is a great video format to use. I'm going to open up backup UE4. And I'm going to take this and I'm going to just take it over to my other monitor here. And then I can go ahead of course and record the video content that I have here with my scene. And once that's done, I can open up and if you have anything like starts or ends to the recording where you have to start the simulation in UE4, you have anything where there's jerkiness or just something you want to take out of the video before you upload it to social media. There's a really fantastic free video editing software called DaVinci Resolve 17. DaVinci Resolve 17 is this really amazing video editing software that's free to download for, I think, believe both Windows and Mac. It's just blackmagicdesign.com or you can just search DaVinci Resolve 17 download and it'll take you to their website where you can download this for free. It's really great for video editing, doing fadeouts and fade-ins, saving your video files in different formats like AVI and P4, QuickTime, anything like that."
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