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How to do video setting manually?

Manual Video Setting is only used if you haven't already selected the Automatic Hardware Acceleration.

Please note that when you’re recording through a web browser or Windows Media Player, you must run the web browser or Windows Media Player after the video settings have been changed.

These are the general steps for setting up: Run liteCam > Change Video settings >run movie player (web browser or any media player) > Record.

In order to set this up, Click the Tools menu > select Video Options, You will notice that hardware acceleration is set to Full (unless you have changed it manually.) Click the “Set Hardware Acceleration to None” button. After recording, open this dialog box again and click the “Restore hardware Acceleration to Full” button.

Click the “OK” button to save and close these changes.

Can I record VOD's from the web?

Yes, most VOD movies from the web use Windows Media player. Please configure the Video/Audio first if you haven't done so already. Play the movie using Windows Media Player. If the movie starts to play, click the pause button. Select “Windows Frame” from LiteCam and click the Select button. To record, click the area where the movie is playing. Shown in picture below. You can record this movie in Custom Size mode, but in this scenario, Windows Frame mode is easier.

Can I record movies from other players, other than Windows Media Player? Windows frames mode doesn't seem to work with other players.

Yes, you can record. However, Windows considers the whole player as one window frame, it is better to go with Custom size mode.

You can also record QuickTime and Real Player, but it is not always compatible, it depends on the size of movies and the program settings.

Can I record the movement of my mouse cursor?

No, liteCam does not support mouse cursor recording as it is designed to record video screen. If you would like to record desktop to create presentation or tutorial videos, try CamVerce.

Can I record my voice over while recording video?

Yes you can. If you are using Windows 2000 or XP, set your audio device to microphone. As you record the video, you can start speaking to the microphone.