BSR Screen Recorder Review

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This is a video review of BSR Screen Recorder version 6.1.9. It's similar to CamStudio or Camtasia, that is, you can make a video recording of your screen. Whether you are recording a tutorial using PowerPoint, or using a website, or capturing your gaming action. BSR Screen Recorder has a lot of functionality like having the flexibility to record various regions of the screen. For example, full screen, specific regions, multiple regions, as well as preset regions. It also has a WatchIt mode which allows you to record long video streaming or video conferencing like Google Hangouts or Skype. BSR Screen Recorder has a 2D and 3D zoom feature which enables you to zoom specific regions of the screen. You can also highlight and animate the cursor to help guide your viewers during your video tutorials. With BSR, you can record audio from the microphone, speakers, or both. There is an audio and video sync feature, so you don't have to worry about your audio/video capture being out of sync. BSR automatically adjusts the video frame rates, but it also allows you flexibility to manually adjust the frame rates, if you wish. There is no size limit to recording a video, however, once the file size exceeds 1.9 GB, BSR automatically creates another AVI file. BSR comes with an optional Movie Lab which is essentially an AVI video editor. You can try the full version of BSR Screen Recorder for a full 30-days. Once the trial period is over, you can purchase BSR for $49.95. The Movie Lab version costs $89.95. CREDITS: BSR Screen Recorder logo and screenshots are copyright protected and used with permission. Laptop Screen Graphic Public Domain from Pixabay.com: http://pixabay.com/en/macbook-retina-computer-notebook-562499/ Niagara Falls GIF Pictures belong to, Anthony Godinho, the producer of this video You can purchase BSR Screen Recorder at: http://www.bsrsoft.com/