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How to do Screen Recording on Windows Using AMD Software

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How to do Screen Recording on Windows Using AMD Software – Guide

Demand for some software applications soared after the pandemic, due to changing workflows. A large part of the companies chose to work from home, and for this to work smoothly, users need a number of tools, one of which cannot be missing: a recording application. We are going to use AMD recording software, a feature rich tool that will help you to record your desktop easily.

Recording your screen in Windows 10 is the only way to capture every instance of a live game, application or open browser window. These screenshots are automatically saved in MP4 and other video formats and can be uploaded to Facebook, YouTube and other destinations. We can understand the dilemma you face after installing the operating system when it comes to using capture software. In this article, we will discuss the steps you need to take to use the recorder effectively.

How to do screen recording in windows using AMD software

How to Enable/Disable AMD Relive Screen Recorder

  • Press Windows key + S and open “AMD Radeon Software” on Windows PC.
  • Click the gear icon to view “Settings” in the AMD Graphics Control Panel.
  • Now, click on “General” to continue.
  • Scroll down a bit to find “Recording” and click on “Record Desktop” to enable/disable it.

    • How to configure AMD Relive screen recorder

  • Go to “Record Desktop” following the instructions above.
  • Play around with the settings we mentioned below.
  • Show Indicator: The indicator is useful when you start recording or stop recording, so enable it.
  • Borderless region capture: turn it off.
  • Recording Profile: You have Low, Medium, High and Custom. Select a profile depending on the hardware and I selected low on the A4-6210 because it is a low power processor.
  • Recording Resolution: Choose in-game and if your graphics card can’t handle it, you can switch to a lower resolution.
  • You have 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2k and whatever comes next if your monitor supports it.
  • Remember, you don’t need to change anything if you don’t plan on recording games like Apex Legends, Valorant, PUBG PC, Mario and more.
  • FPS Recording: You have two options and it is 30fps and 60fps. Choose 30 fps if you have a low-end machine or a mid-range machine, as this will help the machine maintain stable performance.
  • Video encoding type: you have both AVC and HEVC and choose whichever you like as it is your preference.
  • Video Bitrate: The default bitrate is 30MB per second and goes all the way up at 100 MB per second. You can use 30MB per second for 1080p recording and it applies for gaming and screen recording purposes.
  • Audio Bitrate: You can choose 1920 kbps or 320 kbps for the best sound output. The audio bitrate depends on your preference, but choosing a higher output will not harm the machine.
  • Audio Channels: Keep the audio channels automatic until or unless you know what you are doing.
  • Separate Microphone Track: You can record screen with desktop audio and keep microphone audio separately.
  • Record Microphone: Here is where you can enable/disable the microphone.
  • Microphone Level: You can increase the level up to 100%, but it’s a useful option for low-volume microphones.
  • Push-To-Talk: You can set a key to use a microphone and until then it will be silent.
  • Audio Boost: You can enable it to increase the audio volume (microphone).
  • Choose settings wisely and it may seem like a complicated process, but it takes less than a few minutes to master the controls.

    • set hotkey

  • Press Windows key + S and open “AMD Radeon Software” on Windows PC.
  • Click the gear icon to view “Settings” in the AMD Graphics Control Panel.
  • Now, click on “Hotkeys” to continue.
  • Go to “Recording Hotkeys” and double-click the “Toggle Recording” setting.
  • Define a key combination and we select “Alt + Z” because it is a better choice.
  • Now, you can start/stop screen recording using “Alt+Z” hotkey, and it does not conflict with existing Windows keyboard hotkeys.

    • Final note

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