The main interface consists of the screenshot and screen recording options, as well as the ‘+’ button which opens a menu for quickly launching the quick access menu to make a video, record audio or schedule your recording.

For example, you can set custom keyboard shortcuts, configure, audio and video quality settings, on-screen cursor settings and log in to your Google Drive or YouTube accounts to export your recordings. The Settings menu provides you with the default settings that you can tweak to get the hang of the application.

Once launched, the Movavi Screen Recorder sits in the taskbar with an overlay menu that can be dragged across the screen according to your convenience. Getting Started with the Movavi Screen Recorder Movavi Screen Recorder starts also provides a number of other handy features including the option to record your audio and trim recorded content on Windows or Mac. Movavi Screen Recorder combines screencast and screenshot-taking capability with the addition of handy annotation tools. Keeping in mind the need for recording content and also making sure everything appears easy enough to explain, the added advantage of annotating your screen as your record a video or even take a screenshot can be of immense help. Screencasts in such a case can help make up for the lack of physical contact amidst the COVID-19 pandemic and mandatory work from home policy that many people now consider the new normal. As working from home becomes a norm, it has also become convenient for many people to make a short screencast to demonstrate different concepts, record a PowerPoint presentation and even to report bugs and technical issues. Recording your desktop screen to make videos has been a trend that is no longer limited to people making video tutorials, video game walkthroughs or app demos.

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