Screen capture software records the entire screen, a single window or any selected portion.Capture video from a webcam, network IP camera or video input device (e.g., VHS recorder).Record videos as avi, wmv, flv, mpg, mp4, mov and more video formats.

Bugs are expected since the feature hasn’t officially been released and Microsoft needs time to iron out the problems based on feedback from the testers of the Windows Insider program. It is worth noting that some users could run into issues with this functionality in the first release of the update. You can watch the recording and save the recording, or start a new recording or a new snip, according to Microsoft’s Feedback Hub post. Microsoft says the recordings will automatically pop up in the Snipping Tool playback menu.

You can stop the record and save the captured footage by clicking on the red stop button in the overlay menu.

Once the countdown ends, the recording of the selected region will automatically begin.

This would be visible in the overlay menu.

Select the Start button when you are satisfied with your selected area.

Select the desired area of the screen and release the mouse button.

To do this, simply click and hold, and drag the cursor across the screen.

Select the record button and switch to Record mode from Snip mode.

Open Start menu > All apps > Snipping Tool.

To use the Screen Recorder feature, Microsoft says users need to follow these steps: Initially, only users in the Dev channel will be able to try the feature. The screen recorder is apparently coming to all versions of Windows 11, thanks to Snipping Tool integration. Screen Recorder confirmed by Microsoft in a now-removed post

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