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Agree completely. It's a great feature and would remove much of the need for dedicated applications like Fraps or Camtasia Recorder for people who just do the
by soylentcola 10y ago
Agree completely. It's a great feature and would remove much of the need for dedicated applications like Fraps or Camtasia Recorder for people who just do the occasional screen recording.
I tried doing this at one point early after the Win10 release (I think just to record a browser session) and there was something I didn't like about it. Sadly I forget what it was. Maybe it was that the Xbox app/recorder would always want to launch or run now that it thought that program was a "game" or maybe it was some hotkey conflict.
Either way I disabled it and await it someday becoming a more useful feature.
- gambiting 10y agoMy problem with it is that as soon as I enable it, my mouse speed changes to the speed of light, and goes back as soon as I switch it off. It's literally unusable. So far I found no way to fix it.
- partiallypro 10y agoI've never had that problem of it wanting to launch randomly, and the keyboard shortcut to launch it is fairly hard to do by accident. I just want it to record everything on the screen and allow me to change focus. I actually like the simplicity, so I hope they don't go overkill if they do anything more to it.