Being an internet surfer, you would have come across a lot of screen recorder applications to record your screen. They are mostly designed for Microsoft Windows or Linux. So, it’s pretty much easy to go and search google for these well-featured applications for these two common operating systems and you will find one. However, with the launch of the new futuristic OS from chrome known as “Chrome OS”, a lot of computer users prefer this OS instead of the others. The reason might be many behind it but it is what it is. So in this hour, many of these users are video content creators, for that they need to record videos and their screens.
So we have done our research to assist those who are in search of a cool and easy screen recorder. Well, the answer is the newly launched Chrome OS screen recorder that comes in as a utility software with Chrome OS. You don’t need any plugin, software, or any settings but just a shortcut key you can access this cool screen recorder. Enough of the intro now it’s time to dive into the amazing Chrome OS and other ways you can record your screen.
Part 1: Record with Chrome Native Screen Recorder
The Chrome OS Native screenshot as well as a screen recorder application is very easy and simple to use. It comes with a simple GUI in the Chromebook OS. The recorder lets you record your screen and audio input. To get your hand on the application and learn how to use it, you gotta follow the steps below. Before moving to the “How’s” you need to know that the Chrome OS native screenshot generally comes with the OS but if you are an old user and using the old version then you will need to bring it on your OS. Let’s see how can we do that.
Step 1: Setting Up
If you are not seeing the recorder out of the box then you will need to access the Chrome OS features. It can be done by enabling the Chromes OS flags. All you have to do is to search chrome://flags with its browser. After that search for “screen capture”. And you will see enable option in front of the screen capture bar, enable it and you will be asked for a permission reset prompt and it’s done.
• Import from any devices and cams, including GoPro and drones. All formats supported. Сurrently the only free video editor that allows users to export in a new H265/HEVC codec, something essential for those working with 4K and HD. • Everything for hassle-free basic editing: cut, crop and merge files, add titles and favorite music • Visual effects, advanced color correction and trendy Instagram-like filters • All multimedia processing done from one app: video editing capabilities reinforced by a video converter, a screen capture, a video capture, a disc burner and a YouTube uploader • Non-linear editing: edit several files with simultaneously • Easy export to social networks: special profiles for YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, Twitter and Instagram • High quality export – no conversion quality loss, double export speed even of HD files due to hardware acceleration • Stabilization tool will turn shaky or jittery footage into a more stable video automatically. • Essential toolset for professional video editing: blending modes, Mask tool, advanced multiple-color Chroma Key
Step 2: Recorder Screen
Once you are done with settings up the flag or you are using the latest Chrome OS now it’s time to move to record your screen. Go to the lower right button of your OS screen and click on the shelf as shown in the figure below. A new window will appear, now you will need to click on the screen capture.
Title: [Updated] Native Chrome OS Screen Replay App