Screen recorders are a dozen, but some of them rise to the top of the pile. Jack Wallen tests to see if EaseUS is such an app.
I take a lot of screenshots and videos from my desktop. Screenshots are extremely simple to handle. Some operating systems and desktops have built-in tools for that task, and if not, there are plenty of third-party tools like EaseUS RecExperts.
But for the video, it’s not completely cropped and dry. Yes, you can record videos on macOS with Quicktime, which is actually pretty easy. Even Windows 11 includes an Xbox Game Bar for capturing videos of nearly any app you use.
But those built-in tools are often limited in functionality. For those who want more, such as features like auto-stop, scheduling, webcam recording, etc., those bundled tools might not be enough.
That’s when you switch to the things you like EaseUS RedExpertsNot only does it include the features listed earlier, but it also supports automatic recording, 4K resolution, 60 fps, audio capture from any microphone and even system audio. , webcam overlays, countdown timer, Spotlight, Zoom meeting, playlists, video player integration, watermarking, basic editing for things like intros and foreign languages, and even annotation features.
I installed EaseUS Screen Recorder on macOS Monterey and wanted to share my experience with you.
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Valuation
First of all, EaseUS is not free. In fact, some people may think the price is a bit high. You can buy license for Windows version like a month ($19.95) or annually ($49.94) register or pay a one-time fee $69.95. They offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, so if the product doesn’t meet your needs, you can rest assured to get your money back.
Install EaseUS RecExperts on macOS
Installing on macOS is as simple as any app. You will download the dmg file, double click it and then drag the application icon to the folder as prompted. However, during the installation process, you will also have to give the application permission to record the content of the screen. During the installation, the Security & Privacy window will automatically open (Picture A).
Click the padlock at the bottom of the window, and when prompted, enter your password or tap the fingerprint scanner with your finger. Once unlocked, click the checkbox associated with EaseUS RecExperts to give the app the necessary permissions.
But there’s more than that.
Once the application is installed, a new window will open (Figure BUG), where you have to transfer even more permissions.
Once the installation is complete, you will find EaseUS in Launchpad. Launch the app and you’re ready to record.
Using
Using EaseUS is pretty straightforward. The application opens as a small window with all the necessary controls to record your screen (SIZE).
From the control window, you can choose to record full screen, choose the area to record, turn on the sound, turn on the webcam and several other features. One thing to note is that the cursor is hidden from the records by default. To enable the cursor, you must click on Settings and then click Show mouse pointer (Visualization).
You may also want to set the floating toolbar to auto-hide once recording starts. To do that, go back to Settings and scroll down to Hide Floating Toolbar. Click Enable and the toolbar will automatically hide when you start recording.
If you choose to auto-hide the toolbar, then you control pausing/stopping/exiting EaseUS from the top bar of macOS (Figure E) or the Windows system tray.
An intuitive and effective video option
If you find the built-in screen recording software in your operating system too limited (or it simply doesn’t exist), then EaseUS is an outstanding option that offers more features than the average tools. peace in this space as well as screen recording tricks to make your video shine. The only caveat to EaseUS is the cost, but if you can afford the entry-level price, this tool should serve you well.
EaseUS simple to use; effective; produce stunning recordings, especially when using the 4K option; and can save video files in MP4, MOV, FLV, MKV, AVI and GIF formats. Give EaseUS a try and see if it doesn’t become your screen recorder.
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