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Not sure what you're talking about here; did you confuse me with someone else? No worries though, have a good one!

Does it takes a Netflix screens?

I have no idea why those who posted are dissing this program. I found it to be quite good. Here's my experience.
Installation went easy as it was pre-activated. Perfect!
Launched the program & small window appears with 7 choices for recording. Picking a choice then clicking the OK button launches the main program UI. Note: There are limitations on video and audio extensions you can use. Here is the list of them: AVI, WMA, MP3 & WAV >> for video's & JPG >> for screenshots.
I chose to "Record PC screen or region with audio from microphone to AVI or WMV"
The main program GUI now opens. The layout is not too bad. You have nice selection for the toolbar at the top and a preview screen on the right. The huge empty window under the toolbar is for showing you your completed recordings.

Let me get the bad out of the way really quick. #1. The default settings for this program are totally unacceptable. If you don't change the default settings for compression you'll end up recording a 30 second test clip with a file size of 1 gigabyte which happened to me. The author of this program needs to immediately change default settings to yield smaller more acceptable file sizes. #2. The pictured icons in the toolbar have no descriptive mouseover labels. You need to put those in. #3. The main program UI seems a bit unstable (flickering) when changing any settings from the toolbar.
New default settings should be the following: Click [Action/Record/Settings Record] from toolbar at top.
Change video to x264vfw - H.264/MPEG-4 AVC codec and audio to AC-3 ACM codec. Then Audio format should be set to 44100; Stereo. Click OK button to save changes. Now small file sizes can be achieved.

My test recording. To record my first video I selected Record from the toolbar menu. From there I selected "Record source settings" which lets you pick your audio source and video source. After that choose Select "Window/Region/Frame-Rate" and configure what you want for capturing your video (pretty easy). I performed a test capture of my desktop at 25 frames per second and WOW!! I was stunned at the video & audio quality.

This program has plenty of settings and they all work nicely.
Would I recommend Capture Boss? Yes, definitely. I like it and found it simple and quick to use.
Things that need fixing: I would ask the developer to do some descriptive mouseovers for the toolbar icons at the top. I would also inspect the code you wrote for GUI instability (flickering)
For me, Capture Boss is a keeper.

Installs OK -- BUT the program is a Joke. I have at least 4 other screen capture programs that work fine. Thought I would see what this has to offer. No matter what I try it won't recognize my Realtek sound card (or my Nvidia). The instructions from the help file don't work. Not worth the effort to spend any more time on this program. Who records Video's without sound.

Installed, work great,thank you!

I hate to say it but this software isn't up to the job. After installing it crashed after about 20 seconds. Restarted the program and this time adjusted the screen capture settings (very limited), tried to change the output folder but couldn't , got a message saying I needed admin rights (already have these) but gave the program admin rights and still couldn't change out put folder. As for the vide capture, well it kind of captures the screen but even in full screen it only captures part of the screen, does the same with region set. Overall, very buggy and not worth the effort. There are better freeware options available. Don't ask what the freeware options because I'm not endorsing anything. Not a keeper.

Very unfriendly program. Too hard to understand it... if ever happens.