Medium Quality - Small File Size (email, Internet broadcast).High Quality - Full Motion Videos (dual core CPU).High Quality - Full Motion Videos (single core CPU).As shown in the middle image below, it looks at your PC and offers five choices: One thing you shoud do, though, is to click the “Recommended Settings” button. Although there appear to be a lot of options, you can leave most of them at their defaults. When started for the first time, Replay VC goes to a “Quick Start” support web page.Ĭlicking “Settings” opens the Settings dialog. Clicking “View” opens the “Saved Recordings” dialog, and that’s it! There is one application window and only one Settings dialog. (Hover your mouse over the image to see the label, or click the image to enlarge it.) The images below show the steps involved during the installation process. A reboot was not required during installation. The download was 9.62 MB and was a self-installing executable file. Although the program was able to record full-screen on our Vista test machine, it made us wish for a quad-core CPU.

Going larger than this really increases the demands on the CPU and other resources.

The documentation says that best results will be obtained by sizing the source to no more than 640 x 480 pixels. It can be a video playing in your web browser, a DVD playing in Power DVD, your own application that you want to add voice notes to, or anything else on your screen that you want it to peer at and record.

It really doesn’t care what it’s recording. Its sole mission is recording what’s displayed in an area of the PC screen while capturing audio playing through the sound card. What if you could purchase a Windows application that does only one thing, but does it perfectly well? Replay Video Capture by Applian Technologies is such a program.

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