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OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) can stream to Twitch and record to store locally. It's also free.

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Does gamedvr work on a apu? Because that's is really nice.

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For Screenshots

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Fraps isn't that bad

 

I'm thinking of recording video of the screen.

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On 1/20/2015 at 2:25 PM, Damikiller37 said:

OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) can stream to Twitch and record to store locally. It's also free.

 

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Is their watermarks in the recording afterwards???

No the software is absolutely free with no restrictions. So you will not have any watermarks.

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No the software is absolutely free with no restrictions. So you will not have any watermarks.

 

Thanks.

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Is their watermarks in the recording afterwards???

 

Nope. It's 100% free and always has been.

 

Definitely worth downloading, It's like a free version of XSplit :D

 

I've used it in the past, Just took some time to configure the quality, res and fps I wanted to record at :D

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