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Use Windows 10's Xbox Game Bar or 3-rd party apps to record everything that happens on your screen - any sound and screen activities are captured in the screen recordings.
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Lucas Seltzer - Updated on April 10, 2023
Want to know how you can record your Webex meetings easily? Perfect! It's time we finally do it. Read in detail to learn how to record Webex meetings in this complete guide.
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Ethan Hill - Updated on February 16, 2023
If you want to record audio on your PC, here's what you need to know in order to set up a proper audio recorder on your computer and create new recordings.
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Jasmin Woods - Updated on December 22, 2022
Using the native or 3rd-party audio recorders for Windows and macOS, you can record sound from your computer and save the audio files in high quality and in various formats.
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Jasmin Woods - Updated on February 13, 2025
Wondering how to record your screen with audio using QuickTime? Here're fairly easy ways to get QuickTime screen recording with external audio and internal audio.
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Elena Spencer - Updated on April 10, 2023
In search of a simple guide that explains how to fix Audacity won't record computer issues? Here in this post, we have a detailed guide to help you resolve that.
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Ethan Hill - Updated on February 1, 2023
Is there any way for Mac users to record the computer audio easily? Check out this guide for simple and tested methods to record internal or external sound on your Mac!
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Jasmin Woods - Updated on January 21, 2025
Microsoft has updated many functions on Windows 11, which makes users confused when capturing their computer screen. Read this article to figure out the recording specific steps.
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Ethan Hill - Updated on December 9, 2022
Here're steps to record a game and an app using Xbox Game Bar on Windows laptop, and to record entire screen with alternatives to Game Bar screen recorder.
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Lucas Seltzer - Updated on April 7, 2025
As the most recommended audio recording tool, Audacity troubles many users. This article gives a detailed guide to recording desktop audio with Audacity.
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Ethan Hill - Updated on February 1, 2023
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