Like you, I’m comfortable editing videos with Premiere Pro. Exporting videos was fairly quick as well, though the speed should depend on your onboard CPU and graphics card. Lastly, the screen recorder supports more than 12 video and audio formats, from MP4, AVI, MOV, MP3, and more. However, I understand the software is probably made more for the casual user. As a music producer, I found this limiting. There is no way to adjust the denoising effect level. Interestingly, there’s also a built-in denoising tool that denoises audio files in just one click. In any case, if you have to use or process audio from your screencast, you can! I thought this was a useful feature for content creators. The software included an option to save an extra audio file while recording. That said, it does seem that iTop was developed with gamers in mind.Ĭheck out the short video recording below:
I did notice that the game framerate slightly dropped with the screen recorder recording in the background, but that’s understandable. Maxing settings out at 4K 90frames started producing a slightly sluggish video, but that could be my computer. I tried recording a game running at HD 1080 at 60FPS and the recording turned out smooth, complete with the computer audio as well. ITop screen recorder can record up to 4K resolution in 120 FPS, without any lag – claiming that the software uses low CPU usage.
Designed to save time, the quick launcher brings you to common apps you would normally record videos or audio from. One neat feature that stood out for me is the ‘Quick Launcher’. In settings, you can change advanced stuff like the audio bitrates, video formats, and more. There are four accessible buttons to enable and disable the speaker (computer audio), mic, mouse tracking, and webcam. The interface was self-explanatory, with the ability to record in 3 different modes – screen, audio & game. Now that I’ve gotten expectations out of the way – let’s dive into the software. The free version is more of a tryout. To really get anything out of the software, you’d really have to buy the full version. If you’re looking for a freemium screencasting software, then iTop screen recorder isn’t for you. The free version has a recording time limit of only 2 minutes, and exports video at 480p only. First impressions on iTop Screen Recorderįirst up, iTop screen recorder only works on PC. That said, I’m curious to find out if I’d enjoy using iTop screen recorder – so let’s dig in. For the most part, Screenflow has been quite idiot-proof, at least for someone like me. Over the past few days, I had a chance to try a iTop Screen Recorder.Īs a Mac user, I’m familiar with screencasting software like Screenflow and Camtasia. Review: Using iTop Screen Recorder to Record a DAW
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