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Clipchamp - Record with Clipchamp Tutorial

Record with Clipchamp presents how to capture content directly in Clipchamp by choosing camera, screen, or audio-only recordings, and combining camera with screen capture. It covers selecting video and audio devices, using a teleprompter script display with adjustable text, starting and stopping recordings, and previewing and keeping the result. It also explains generating two tracks (camera with mic and screen recording) and reorganizing them, plus customizing camera backgrounds and screen area selection for recordings.

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Clipchamp also allows you to capture content directly
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from the record and create section in the left hand pane.
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You can record your own camera feed over a screen recording,
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record the camera only,
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the screen only,
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or even an audio only recording without video.
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Text to speech will be covered in
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another tutorial dedicated to Clipchamp's AI tools.
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Let's take the example of recording the camera
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and screen simultaneously.
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When the dedicated recording window loads,
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the camera preview is displayed.
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It can be resized or moved.
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You can select the video and audio capture devices by
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clicking the arrows next to the two corresponding buttons.
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The script button allows you to display
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the script as a teleprompter while recording.
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You can define the text,
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font size,
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and scrolling speed.
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The recording will always have to be started manually.
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I won't go into this feature in more detail here
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when I start the recording,
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I'm prompted to select the content I wanna capture
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a specific browser tab,
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an application window,
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or the entire screen.
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The toggle below allows me to specify whether system audio,
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excluding the speaker's voice
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should also be recorded.
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After a short countdown,
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the recording starts
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with a maximum duration of 30 minutes.
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I can pause the recording or stop it at any time.
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When I stop the recording,
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I can preview it and decide whether to keep it or not.
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Once the recording is confirmed,
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2 tracks are generated,
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one containing the camera video feed,
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including the voice audio,
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and another containing the captured screen recording.
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I can then reorganize these elements as needed,
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as they are now part of my media.
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The other recording options work in much the same way,
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although they offer some additional customization features.
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For example,
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when recording only the camera,
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I can customize the background using the backgrounds button.
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I can blur the background,
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customize the background image using a template,
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or import my own background.
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Screen recording consists simply of selecting the area of the screen to capture,
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as illustrated earlier.
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The audio option meanwhile
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allows me to record only my voice using the selected microphone
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with or without the teleprompter.
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Each recording option generates one or more tracks
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that can then be reorganized
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to access the different media generated from the various sources.
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I can filter them by type
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or define their order
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simple,
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practical,
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and effective.

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