Recording Screencast Tutorials with Debut
Guest post by Dalvin Aboagye
I'm
sort of what you call a tech-oriented person and usually know my way
around tech products. I maintain a YouTube channel dubbed Tech Time HD
where I review and critique products sent by a myriad of companies, and
cover tech rumors and news sometimes as well. I first started out on
YouTube doing tutorials, so I needed a screen recording software
solution to make these screen casting tutorials. I tried other software
such as Cam Studio and Fraps but they didn't cut it for me. I stumbled
upon Debut Video Recording Software
whilst browsing Google. My first impression when I installed it was
that it was a bit gimmicky and I wasn't impressed with the user
interface, but after a couple weeks of using Debut I took back
everything I said. The UI is very easy-to-use and intuitive, it doesn't
gobble up on system resources as much as other programs I had tried, it
supports a wide variety of video formats and has a great set of
features—even the free version. I found myself hooked and would
recommend it to anyone and everyone who needs to record a screencast, capture card or webcam.
You won't regret downloading the trial, and you surely won't regret
buying the software. My only wish is that the watermark feature was
included in the free version, but it's a small price to pay for such
great recording software.
I'm
sort of what you call a tech-oriented person and usually know my way
around tech products. I maintain a YouTube channel dubbed Tech Time HD
where I review and critique products sent by a myriad of companies, and
cover tech rumors and news sometimes as well. I first started out on
YouTube doing tutorials, so I needed a screen recording software
solution to make these screen casting tutorials. I tried other software
such as Cam Studio and Fraps but they didn't cut it for me. I stumbled
upon Debut Video Recording Software
whilst browsing Google. My first impression when I installed it was
that it was a bit gimmicky and I wasn't impressed with the user
interface, but after a couple weeks of using Debut I took back
everything I said. The UI is very easy-to-use and intuitive, it doesn't
gobble up on system resources as much as other programs I had tried, it
supports a wide variety of video formats and has a great set of
features—even the free version. I found myself hooked and would
recommend it to anyone and everyone who needs to record a screencast, capture card or webcam.
You won't regret downloading the trial, and you surely won't regret
buying the software. My only wish is that the watermark feature was
included in the free version, but it's a small price to pay for such
great recording software.
