Installed fine and opened up fine. A quick look around and everything seems easy to access and a couple of tests proved that program execution is pretty snappy. All in all, worthwhile installing and using instead of your usual go-to's for a bit to see your own preference. That's how this one is; it's not so much the capability of the software, it's more a matter of taste.

For my taste, I would like it if the program opens to a larger default screen and the character size larger. The size used now is very cramped, even claustrophobic. There is no preference setting for character size :(

Ran install on Lenovo Win 10 desktop. Had warnings to close MS Office apps and a couple others that I don't recall (possibly Chrome and Website5). They apparently did not close properly because I got error pop ups after completing installation and starting program. So I uninstalled and used CTL/A/D to close everything that was running. Installed again without a problem.

Ran a test to capture screen (without audio) and it did a good job. I don't know if there is an option to change video quality and speed, but it wasn't an issue. When I tested replay, it opened with my associated video app. I then tested the conversion feature and it converted the file from WMV (which appears to be the default setting) to AVI and to MP4 without a problem.

Here are a couple of things I'd like to see:

When I pressed record, the record button did not appear to light up or change (at least not significantly) so I wasn't sure if it had started.

Also, I did not see a red or blinking light in the system tray. It would be helpful as an indicator to know that it is still working or working at all.

Despite these two issues, I am impressed with the program so far and I look forward to more exploration when time permits.

Thanks GOTD. This looks like a keeper!

Selected 'record the audio you hear...'. (My Stereo Mix is enabled/default source)

Got error: 'could not record using current compression scheme...' Don't know what that is. Clicked Audie/Video icon, sound options are grayed out. Don't know what to do. Too much trouble. I think you have to be an audio/video software smarty to use this software. Uninstalled.

This may appear to have a clumsy or old interface, but it is up to date in the Windows versions it claims to support. Gary's quick test doesn't do it justice at all. I have a paid version and am just another GOTD regular, not a shill. Take a look at the first screenshot on thier website. (Go to website, select screenshots, look at first one. ) The number of things one can do is impressive. Including "Broadcast PC screen with audio from microphone live on the internet." It will take a bit to try out all the features you even want to use. Grab it and discard later if you don't find any use for it.

Along with agreeing totally with RedSoxGab (below) I have some comments. 1) This software seems to be very old. It is designed to work with Vista. 2) when I hover the cursor over an icon, I expect some indication of what that icon does. That doesn't happen. 3) I could not get any audio. I read the How-to, but still couldn't get audio. I am using HDMI and my monitor is my audio source. Like I said, this software seems VERY old. Uninstalled

The second line of the description states "It can record video files and audio files from any source available on your PC." Does that include video and that is streaming in from the internet? It is "available on your PC" isn't it?