FocuSee Guide

Learn how to make stunning screen recordings with automatic zoom-in on the video with FocuSee. Download and try it now.

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Record Video

Here are some user queries we have gathered regarding screen recording. Have you encountered similar issues?

“What app do you recommend recording a video on my computer with both camera and audio?”

“How can I streamline screen recording and simplify post-production for recordings without manual editing?”

If you have similar questions and needs, don't worry. FocuSee offers three screen recording choices, enabling you to capture the whole screen, a customized section, or a specific window, with the capability to record audio and webcam simultaneously.

Computer System Requirements

	Windows OS	macOS
Operating System	Windows 10 or later	macOS 10.13 or later, and optimal experience on macOS 12.3 and above
Processor	Intel i5 and above processors, dual-core 2.9GHz and above	Apple M1 or later or Intel-based Mac
Memory	At least 8GB of RAM	At least 8GB of RAM

Supported Video Output Formats

MP4, GIF

Supported Video Resolution

720P, 1080P, 2K, 4K

Step 1. Download and Install FocuSee on Computer.

Visit our official website and get FocuSee downloaded onto your computer. Ensure you have a stable network connection during the download and installation process. Follow the prompts on the screen to install FocuSee.

Step 2. Configure Settings before Recording.

Launch FocuSee on your computer. the video creation interface will be displayed. Prior to recording, please select your webcam, microphone, and speaker.

1Camera Setting: Tab the Camera icon to enable or disable the webcam. Click on the dropdown option to access the compatible webcams on your computer and choose the preferred one.

2Microphone Setting: Tab the Microphone icon to enable or disable the microphone. Click on the dropdown menu to view the list of compatible microphones on your system and select your desired option.

3System Audio: Click on the System Audio icon to toggle system audio on or off. Access the dropdown menu to display the list of supported system audio devices on your computer hardware and choose the desired on.

Step 3. Select the Recording Mode.

FocuSee provides with three screen recording modes for option: recording the full screen, the customized area, or a specific window. Click on the Full Screen / Custom / Windows icon according to your need.

If you choose to record a customized region or a particular window, after clicking on the Custom or Window icon, please drag a desired area or choose a specific window for recording. Then you can choose/change the camera, microphone, and system audio settings.

Step 4. Initiate Recording.

Adjust your camera, microphone, and audio settings as necessary, then initiate recording by clicking the red REC button.

Step 5. Wait for the Recording Countdown.

Before the recording starts, there will be a 3-second countdown to prepare. Once the countdown ends, FocuSee will start recording. You can then begin your presentation at your own pace.

There are no restrictions on recording duration as long as your computer supports the desired timeframe.

Step 6. Complete the Recording Process.

After completing the recording, click the red button to conclude the recording.

Step 7. Edit the Video.

Following the recording, the video automatically integrates zoom effects. Moreover, you can perform fundamental video editing tasks such as cutting, adjusting playback speed, and highlighting specific areas using the tracking feature.

Please click the following post to learn more about video editing details: Edit the Recording.

Step 8. Export the Video.

Once editing is finished, the video can be exported in MP4 or GIF format.

Before exporting the video, you can set the video output parameters on this interface.

1Format: The video format in which the video will be saved as MP4 or GIF format.

2Resolution: Set the export resolution to 720p, 1080p, 2K, or 4K.

3Frame Rate: Set the frame rate to 10, 20, 24, 25, 30, 50, or 60 frames per second (FPS).

4Video Name: The name by which the video file will be saved.

5Save Path: The location on your computer where the video will be saved.

If you have further question after reading this guide, please refer to FAQs page to check more solutions. Or you can contact our Support Team to get further help. We are here to help you!