What do you use to record your games with?
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I use Loilo Game Recorder which is pretty good but it won't show your mouse cursor. I sometimes use another program called VSDC Free Screen Recorder. It records your whole desktop instead of recording a part of the window. It's pretty good since I had to use it to record Digimon Masters after Loilo Game Recorder decides to not record the game.
We use an Ezcap 250, it's the most rudimentary piece of plastic money can buy but the hd quality is there so all is good, would recommend if you have a tight budget 
Bandicam has never failed me! (Well, okay once when it wouldn't launch so I had to perform a System Restore which killed my Operating System therefore I had to reinstall Windows 10...)
Easy to use, stick my logo in the top right corner and I'm free to go! My only concern is because it compresses the video whilst recording, it can cut off the sound at the end, meaning I have to keep recording for an extra minute or two to avoid losing anything important!
Easy to use, stick my logo in the top right corner and I'm free to go! My only concern is because it compresses the video whilst recording, it can cut off the sound at the end, meaning I have to keep recording for an extra minute or two to avoid losing anything important!
For my PC I use Bandicam (Fast, Low CPU Usage, and records in 720, 60fps) and for my Xbox One I use my Elgato which captures in 720p to 1080p up to 60fps
I used to use Fraps, due to how easy it was. But, due to lack of space I wasn't able to do much recording and uploading. (At my internet speed, it would take almost all day to upload one 15 minute video from Fraps.)
Now, I use X-Split Broadcaster, which is a free recording program that has a premium service. In my opinion, it's a lot better then Fraps, as not only can I record locally, but it has built in stream services that can connect to pretty much any live stream service. Not only that, but it also compresses your videos as your recording, which makes them a lot easier to upload. (It takes about 10 minutes for me to upload a video, and to get it live using X-Split.)
Now, I use X-Split Broadcaster, which is a free recording program that has a premium service. In my opinion, it's a lot better then Fraps, as not only can I record locally, but it has built in stream services that can connect to pretty much any live stream service. Not only that, but it also compresses your videos as your recording, which makes them a lot easier to upload. (It takes about 10 minutes for me to upload a video, and to get it live using X-Split.)
I really wanna get an internal capture card. I forget what it's called but it a small card that goes in your pc and it has a huge red button that is the start/stop record button. It has hdmi in and out so you can do your pc and other consoles
I record with Lolio - a free recording tool with no watermark or trial. Only issue is you can't record window in window.
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