User: "Video capture is not working. Clips are always played back with a black screen. Audio works. Any idea? This is my device list on Windows 10:(in Spanish)


Support: "This is likely caused by a wrong video card. You may either update the current video card driver or, use a different video card.
From your list, it seems there are two video cards installed on the PC, Intel and NVidia, which one is used? What if you switch cards?"

User: "Solved by changing the default graphic video to NVIDIA with the advance NVIDIA options.
Thank you :-)"

Another User: "I disabled the GeForce GTX 1050 card. I am using the Intel HD Graphics 630. MOVIE CAPTURE IS NOW WORKING!!!!! I like this App."

User: "After every capture, the main Screen Hunter Screen pops up ... which I simply close, but it’s annoying – especially when I’m doing several captures in a row ... how can I stop this?"

Support: On the Options tab, in the After Capturing group, uncheck Show notification with saved files and Bring Image Editor to front, then minimize the main window.



To skip the adjusting step, you can do the following:


To show or hide the desktop toolbar,

Click the desktop toolbar icon.


More details...

Actually, no. It depends on the power of your computer.
If you have a slow computer and you set up the video quality at 100%, and the frame rate at a maximum of 100, it may actually result in a slow, inconsistent video when you play it back.



3 things happen when you record your screen:

1. It captures your screen.
2. It processes the captured screen to data that is in a video format.
3. It saves the video data to a video file on your hard drive.

If any of these takes too long to process (CPU, memory, hard drive type), you will see lagging in the final video playback. In some cases, the video may not play.

When deciding the quality, there are a few things to keep in mind:

• How big is the area that I'm recording on-screen?
  A full HD screen of 1920x1080 pixels will have 4x the amount of data than a half-size 960x540 video.
  
• How detailed does my video need to be?
  An increase in quality may significantly increase the amount of data needed. For example, when your quality is over 90%, 1% increase in quality, the video file size may have doubled.
  
• What is my frame rate?
  An increase in your frame rate will also result in an increased amount of data.
  

When recording a high-quality video that spans your entire screen, the quality typically does not need to exceed 90% and the frame rate shouldn't be more than 20 fps.
Depending on how powerful your machine is, you can increase your quality from there but always double-check the result to make sure first.

We would recommend an internal SSD to save the video, especially when a large area of the screen is recorded. The SSD speed is usually over 400m/s, an external USB v.3.0 hard drive is about 100m/s, and a USB v. 2.0 flash drive is about 20-50m/s. If the speed is too slow, it may lose the connection that too much data is backed up waiting to write to the drive.

How to start a clean recording?

Pressing the Esc key will cancel the capturing.
For recording, you can change this setting on the Options tab.



Even your recording is canceled, the video is still saved to this point.

BMP files. Although bitmap or BMP files are large and uncompressed, it takes little time to convert and process. It is the fastest for saving to the hard drive. When you need to capture a lot of big images, you can choose BMP to save and convert them to other formats later.

 Image file details

ScreenHunter 6 is not compatible with Windows 10.
If you installed ScreenHunter 6 Pro on Windows 10, you need to manually uninstall it.

[ 3 Steps ]

1. Make sure ScreenHunter 6 is not running. Check the system tray to make sure. "Exit" it if running.



2. Run Windows Explorer to delete installed program files.

Usually, they are on C: drive (C:\Program Files (x86)\) Here is an example:


3. Run Registry Editor to clean the registry.

To launch, type Regedit in the Windows Start Menu run box. Then delete the following folder :

64-bit Windows Example:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Wisdom-soft ScreenHunter 6.0 Pro]



That’s all there is to it.

If you unistalled ScreenHunter 7 on Windows 10, and it's still running after you Sign out and Sign back in, you need to manually delete it.
E.g. ScreenHunter 7 Free

[ 3 Steps ]

1. Uninstall from Windows 10 Control Panel.



2. If still running, quit ScreenHunter 7 Free, check the system tray to make sure to still running.



3. Run Windows Explorer to delete installed program files.
Usually, they are on C: drive. Here is an example:



That’s all there is to it.

The ScreenHunter 7 Pro package comes with a Regular program and an Admin program. They have identical functionalities. The only difference is the admin program runs with administrator privileges (same as Run as administrator), and the other one doesn't. They are installed at the same time.


By default, ScreenHunter 7 Pro runs the Regular program.

When a hotkey is not working in ScreenHunter 7, there are two possible reasons:

1. The hotkey you set is taken by another app. Maybe it's running in the background. So you may change your ScreenHunter 7 hotkey.
   
   
   Sign out of Windows and sign back in may also solve this issue.
   
   
2. Some Windows programs disable regular programs hotkeys. That is why we include an Admin program of ScreenHunter.
   In this case, you need to run the admin program. E.g. only the admin program can capture a Windows Task Manager screen.
   
   
   You need to Quit the regular program before you run the admin program.
   
   
   

You may use ScreenHunter 7 Pro to capture any text in picture and use Microsoft Word to convert to editable text.

Steps

1. In ScreenHunter 7 Pro, make sure to check PDF as image file format:


2. Use ScreenHunter 7 Pro to capture an image saving to a PDF file, say 'ScreenHunter_text.pdf'.


3. Launch Microsoft Word, and Open this saved PDF file:


Click OK on this message:


It will convert to text, editable:

Yes, AutoScreenRecorder 5 and ScreenHunter 7 Pro will record "Internal Audio", which means it will record from the sound card directly.
If you don't want to hear it, you can turn off the speakers, and the output audio can still be recorded.

Windows Magnifier will simplly enlarge the original screen which makes the zoomed screen in low quality.



We would suggest using Custom scaling instead of magnifying. It's better quality and crystal clear.

Here are the steps:
(1) Right-click anywhere on Desktop and choose Display settings from the menu.


(2) Click Advanced scaling settings:


(3) Change Custom scaling, say 150, click Apply, then Sign out now:


(4) Sign back in.
Now, it should be properly scaled.

If you recorded and it worked before, we need to make sure to start a clean recording. Here is what we suggest: