Lights, camera, action - everything has to be done live.Hit the record button, and after 3 seconds, you’re live - so to speak (Image credit: Blueberry)

You then get to choose whether or not to record your computer’s audio, and you’re done.

This is also true of your microphone, along with a choice of devices should you have more than one connected. Here it’s simple: whether you have it switched on or not. Your next parameter involves your webcam. It’s a very simple and hands-on approach. Click and drag on any of its handles to resize the area you’ll be capturing. Look around the edge and you’ll notice a selectable border. Top left, you’ll find a menu with different size options (depending on your computer’s own dimensions), along with options to only record a specific window, or set a custom size. This is where you get to set your parameters, and you’ll find that there are a surprisingly fair number of them.įirst of all, you’ve got ‘Screen’. Once you’ve launched FlashBack Express, you’re graced with a very small window containing a handful of options. Simple parameters, in an easy to understand interface, with some limitations.The interface is very simple and easy to use, with most options found in that black rectangle at the center (Image credit: Blueberry)

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