![]() ![]() And then create a final composite assembly image, using masks and effects. Do the same for the background, foreground, and any complex elements. Create the gradient as a separate image Imerge doc. I would approach projects as such.īuilt the project out of several separate 16bit png or other files. Since Imerge is a compositor more then an image editor. Chances are one of those would do what you need. OBS is likely the most popular choice of those four. Pending input from others I'd say try one or more free options first - Win 10, Shadowplay, VLC, OBS. Otherwise, what tool will you use to edit? Several SR apps have their own editors but I've found them clunky and prefer to avoid them (see notes on BB Flashback, above). If I remember correctly you've dropped Vegas Pro from your Toolkit? ![]() If you intend on editing in Hitfilm you'll want audio software to record additional VO. I have to render mp4 from it to use the files in other software (BB Flashback's editor is terrible, and it's rendering is soooo slow!) This is why I'd prefer to get off BB Flashback. Some software records to custom/proprietary formats. Still, if you're AMD, you'll get better edit response in Cineform. Mp4 is now hardware accelerated in the Editor (but not - yet - on render). With Intel/Nvidia hardware decode in Hitfilm 12+ this is starting to change. Conventional wisdom holds that Hitfilm is particularly slow with mp4 and transcode to Cineform gives a better edit experience. With VFR files you get better results transcoding to CFR. While Hitfilm (and other) NLEs might try to conform VFR files it takes a lot of time and won't always be accurate. Look to see if the SR grabs variable or constant frame rate. If you're editing in Hitfilm you probably don't want to grab h.265 as this will force you to transcode to mp4 (or Cineform). After that it depends on what you'll use to edit.įirst thing to look at is how the screen recorder (SR) records. ![]() I use BB Flashback, but that's only because of an OBS problem I can't figure out.Īnything that can grab your screen and mic is a good starting point. There are the commercial options like Camtasia. If you have an Nvidia card you have Shadowplay, and Windows 10 has a built in screen recorder VLC also can do screen recording. Do you have a budget for screen recording software? I think Javert uses OBS.
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