NCH Software’s VideoPad video editor has recently benefited from the addition of a stylish new dark mode, so the developer is clearly aware that looks matter. It’s also worth noting that the software is currently in beta, so the final release might look a little more polished. Everything is clearly labelled, and you’ll never be left casting around for the option you need. More than looksĭebut’s interface isn’t the most attractive, but what it lacks in gloss, it makes up for in clarity. This is a particularly good idea if you’re using Debut to save footage from a network-attached security camera, and you need to be sure you have a backup. You can choose a custom filename convention, pick the destination for saved files, and even mirror recordings to a separate network or drive. You can also capture screenshots in PNG or JPG format by clicking the camera button at the bottom right. For example, you could set the software to record from a security camera overnight, or capture your PC’s screen while your child uses it to make sure they’re behaving sensibly.ĭebut can export recordings in all the most popular video formats, includiong MP4, MOV, WMV and AVI. This is particularly useful when combined with its ability to schedule recordings. However, Debut can do much more than just capture what's happening on your monitor – it can also record video from your webcam and, most usefully, connected devices like IP cameras. Just take your pick from the buttons on the lower right, and check the preview pane to see the effect before you start recording. You can record from your PC’s soundcard, an external microphone or both, and there’s even picture-in-picture support, so you can overlay a recording from your webcam on top of footage from your desktop.ĭebut doesn’t includes a tool for editing your videos after they’re saved, but you can adjust colors, apply filters, and add captions and watermarks while they’re recorded.
This is a really thoughtful touch, giving you a choice of shortcuts to avoid conflicts with other programs that use the same key bindings. Once you’re ready, either tap the red button or minimize Debut and hit one of its keyboard shortcuts ( or +) to start recording.
You can choose to show or hide the cursor, and even highlight it when you click, which is extremely useful if you’re recording a software demo or tutorial. When it comes to recording your screen, Debut offers all the usual options, letting you capture your entire display, a selected window, or a custom region.
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