Total Recorder VideoPro Edition 8.1 build 3980

* Support for video files in AVI, WMV and FLV formats.
* Ability to capture and record screen activity as well as on your computer, including full screen capture, window video capture, region capture, cursor movements, and menu selections (see How to Record Video from a Screen or Software Player).
* Record video from hardware video devices, including DVD and cassette players/recorders, USB web cameras, DV cameras, and TV tuners. For more details, see How to Record Video from Video Devices.
* Watch and record streaming video in WMV or FLV format. For example, you can record Internet television or YouTube Video. For more information, refer to Background Recording (Capturing) of Video.
* Ability to convert a video file from one type to another using different video codecs. See also How to Convert Video.
* Perform editing operations on a video file. For example, you can save, cut, copy, or paste a selection. Editing of a video file is performed without re-encoding. This saves time and does not lead to a loss of video or audio quality. For details, refer to How to Edit Video.
* Support for multiple monitors. You can specify the monitor from which a window or region will be captured, as well as specify the monitor to be used when playing video in full-screen mode.
* Use the time-shift feature, which lets you listen during the recording or the background recording of an Internet broadcast.
* Support for video files with multiple audio streams. This feature allows you to select an audio stream to play, select a particular audio stream to save as an audio file or to select the audio streams to save when re-saving a video file that contains multiple audio streams.
* Ability to slow down or speed up playback, with support for a wide range of speeds (from x0.01 to x300.0).
* Schedule playbacks or recordings using Total Recorder's powerful built-in scheduler. For example, you can schedule a recording from your favorite streaming video services and websites, such as YouTube, or record screen activities on your PC. Refer to Using the Scheduler for details.
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Support for video files with multichannel audio streams, provided that an appropriate audio codec is installed. For example, Total Recorder can work with video files that contain audio streams in Dolby Digital (AC3) format.
* You can use the predefined sample links provided with the product, or you can add a video file or URL to your Total Recorder Favorites list for later access. Favorites can be exported and imported.
* Extract an audio or video stream from a video file.
* Replace an audio stream in a video file or add an audio stream to a video file.
* Save a video frame as a bitmap (.bmp) file.

These are only some of the features of Total Recorder VideoPro Edition. For more information, refer to the program's help or the PDF-documentation.

How to obtain Total Recorder

Generally, the steps you should take to buy Total Recorder are as follows:

* Download and install a no-cost evaluation copy of the program to make sure it addresses your requirements and runs properly on your PC.
* Try the product. We have prepared a FAQ-page and a number of tutorials to help you achieve your goals faster. Free and fast technical support is provided even with the no-cost evaluation version of our products.
* You must purchase a registration from us. Please refer to the purchase page on our web site for the various payment options.
* We will send you an email with a registration code.
* You plug the registration code into the evaluation version and you will then have a fully functioning version of the program.
System Requirements

Total Recorder VideoPro Edition requires the following:

* A sound card.
* 32-bit or 64-bit version of Microsoft Windows XP (SP2 or later), Windows Vista, or Windows 7. If you want to use Total Recorder with an older operating system, please follow this link.
* DirectX version 9.0 or later (you can download the update version of the Direct X from the Microsoft website).
* A graphic card that meets the VMR System Requirements. All video cards with the exception of some older cards meet these requirements.
* Specific requirements for hardware resources depend on the operations you plan to perform with video.