I usually use the software ShareX for screen capture or recording. Your laptop's GPU or the Windows Xbox app may also have software for screen recording.

You'll want to edit the clips to just be the parts you want. You might be able to do it in something like Windows Clipchamp though I've never used that. I typically use Davinci Resolve for any video editing I do but it might be overly complicated to start out.

I have no idea how the Tiktok stuff works.

OBS is a good option. Make sure you have lots of free hard drive space!

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Hi there! Thanks for reaching us. You can use a third-party program that offers a ton of features and great convenience in call recording which may depend on the tool being used. Windows 10 has a screen recording utility called the Xbox Game Bar. With it, you can record a video of your actions in just about any Windows app on your laptop, whether you want to capture gameplay or create a tutorial for someone using Microsoft Office, and limited. It's best to check out other apps online specifically for the app that you want to use for calls. Moe_Lenovo

If you're using windows 11 there's a screen recorder built in to snipping tool

OBS Is the best

https://screen.now/

VLC media player in a pinch. OBS Movavi screen recorder for extra tools...

Use Smart Connect or native android streaming.

Superdisplay. 1 time payment.

Start+Shift+R brings up the Snipping Tool in recording mode. You can select an area and record, with your choice of having computer sounds on or off and having microphone record or not.

I will say that OBS is a very nice tool that is easier to use than it looks, so if you are doing serious recording stuff, you might want to learn it. It's not as scary as it looks.

You can use the built in Windows snipping tool to record your screen. It’s very basic and easy to use.

If you're using Windows 11, check out the Snipping Tool, a built-in screen recording tool. I personally find it way more straightforward than Xbox Game Bar.

If you're still on Windows 10, Snipping Tool doesn’t support recording yet. In that case, I’d recommend trying EaseUS RecExperts. It's super easy to use, much simpler than OBS, and still has all the features you’d need for recording browser tutorials or any non-gaming stuff.

If you’re curious about other methods too, this article has a solid overview.

Windows game bar.

Snipping Tool

How to Make Screen Recordings with Audio for Free

MS Clipchamp

Make Screen Recordings Online for Free with RecordCast

how much budget mo op? im selling my laptop hehe mag switch kasi ako sa macbook

magkano po sya?

The LOQ is a solid laptop, good build quality and thermal management. As far as how it'll do for playing the Sims and watching movies it will do great, its more than enough for both tasks. I would just add another 8gb stick of ram so you have 16gb.

Just mind you that the 2050 is already an aging gpu, especially the mobile version. So if you ever plan on playing far more graphically intensive games like more recent triple A games you will find it struggling.

Use your phone and get a camera when you see that your videos gain you an audience.

4. EaseUS RecExperts

OS Supported: Windows & macOS.

Pricing: Free & paid.

Pros:

• Allows customizable screen recording.
• Supports advanced editing features.
• Ability to remove background noise.

Cons:

• Limited features for the Mac version.

Best for: Gamers, YouTubers, and content creators needing high-quality screen recording with advanced features.

If you are using chrome i recommed TallieRecord
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tallierecord/onpjbgccaichbcejohablkclbjplocdb?authuser=2&hl=en

3. OBS Studio

OS Supported: Windows, macOS & Linux.

Pricing: Free and open-source.

Pros:

• Offers exceptional value with powerful features.
• Customize the layout like scenes, sources, Mixer, etc.
• Supports live streaming.

Cons:

• Steeper learning curve compared to simpler tools.

Best for: Freelancers, streamers, and content creators wanting advanced features without a budget constraint.

If you're looking for something lightweight and free, I recently started using freeboomshare and it's been solid. No watermarks or time limits, and the interface is super straightforward

Many users are asking for a good screen recorder, so I list some options here. Welcome to share your insights. I also wonder what features matter to you when choosing a screen recording tool?

Thinkbook 16p is ridiculously good. Not quite Thinkpad quality, but close

Why lenovo only? Also try buying anything from store only... This is out of my own experience I am telling.

P1 is the goat

My experience with Lenovo is that the business laptops are pretty good, whereas the consumer lines are crap. Obviously, they charge a premium for them.

Happy with the T series. T14 for a smaller one, T16 for normal.