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|[[File:Adding_a_track_in_Audacity_for_background_music.png|500x500px|Adding a track in Audacity for background music|thumb|none]]

|[[File:Adding_a_track_in_Audacity_for_background_music.png|500x500px|Adding a track in Audacity for background music|thumb|none]]

|[[File:Audacity_5_Multipal_Track.png|none|thumb|456x456px|Added multiple tracks]]

|[[File:Audacity_5_Multipal_Track.png|thumb|450x450px|Added multiple tracks]]

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|''Adjusting audio and video quality''

|''Adjusting audio and video quality''

|''Recording part of the screen''

|''Recording part of the screen''

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|[[File:COL_-_Adjusting_Video_quality_in_recordmydesktop.png|right|thumb|450x450px| Adjusting video quality in RecordMyDesktop]]

|[[File:COL_-_Adjusting_Video_quality_in_recordmydesktop.png|thumb|450x450px| Adjusting video quality in RecordMyDesktop|left]]

|[[File:COL_-_Recordmydesktop_select_area_to_record.png|right|thumb|450x450px| RecordMyDesktop select area to record]]

|[[File:COL_-_Recordmydesktop_select_area_to_record.png|right|thumb|450x450px| RecordMyDesktop select area to record]]

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|You can define the audio and video quality of your recording by moving the slider shown.  A higher quality video means a larger file, so, you would need to decide based on the content as well as the intended use (if the video is to be published, it may be better to have a smaller output filse size).  A quality of 50% is good enough for most purposes and will keep file size lower).  You can also click on Advanced--->Performance to adjust the frame per second to adjust video quality. <br>

|You can define the audio and video quality of your recording by moving the slider shown.  A higher quality video means a larger file, so, you would need to decide based on the content as well as the intended use (if the video is to be published, it may be better to have a smaller output filse size).  A quality of 50% is good enough for most purposes and will keep file size lower).  You can also click on Advanced--->Performance to adjust the frame per second to adjust video quality. <br>

|You can also select the window of the screen which you want to record. Click on <u>Select window</u>, you will be asked  to grab the area to select. You can select only that part of the screen that you want to record. This is useful if you are opening photos or playing a video on only part of your screen and want to record that part only.

|You can also select the window of the screen which you want to record. Click on <u>Select window</u>, you will be asked  to grab the area to select. You can select only that part of the screen that you want to record. This is useful if you are opening photos or playing a video on only part of your screen and want to record that part only.

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<br>'''<u>Recording and exporting</u>'''

<br>'''<u>Recording and exporting</u>'''

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|[[File:RecordMyDesktop_6_Red_Button.png|left|thumb|450x450px| Recording video using RecordMyDesktop]]

|[[File:RecordMyDesktop_6_Red_Button.png|left|thumb|450x450px| Recording video using RecordMyDesktop]]

|[[File:Exporting recording as video.png|left|thumb|650x550px|Exporting output file on RecordMyDesktop]]

|[[File:Exporting recording as video.png|thumb|650x550px|Exporting output file on RecordMyDesktop]]

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|When you click on <u>Record</u> button, desktop recording will start. The recording can be paused and resumed at any time, by right clicking on the RecordMyDesktop icon in the top panel and selecting <u>Pause</u> (and later <u>Resume</u> when you want to continue recording). Clicking on ‘Stop’ will stop the recording and initiate the export of the video output.

|When you click on <u>Record</u> button, desktop recording will start. The recording can be paused and resumed at any time, by right clicking on the RecordMyDesktop icon in the top panel and selecting <u>Pause</u> (and later <u>Resume</u> when you want to continue recording). Clicking on ‘Stop’ will stop the recording and initiate the export of the video output.