liteCam HD

liteCam covers all your recording needs. If you need to capture whatever is on your Android’s screen, you can use liteCam Android. If you need to capture a video game (DirectX or OpenGL game), you can use liteCam Game. And if you need to capture your PC’s screen, you can use liteCam HD. This tool can capture whatever you see on your PC’s screen and it can also record whatever sound is coming from your PC. It is a complete screen recording tool that records video, audio, and mouse movements.

The system requirements for running liteCam HD are: 1.5GHz single-core CPU (2GHz dual-core CPU recommended or better); 1GB of RAM or more; graphics card that supports DirectX 9 and WDDM and has 128MB video memory (512MB recommended or more); sound card that supports full-duplexing; Internet Explorer 9 or newer, Windows Media Player 11 or newer, Windows Vista or newer.

I immediately felt at home with liteCam HD’s interface. If you’ve used screen recording tools in the past, you would immediately feel at home too. And if you haven’t used screen recording tools in the past, it would take you little time to figure out liteCam HD’s interface. It’s quite easy to figure out and it makes it very easy to access all the functionality liteCam HD has to offer.

Speaking about functionality, here are the main bits and pieces of functionality you can expect to get from liteCam HD: several recording modes; record a certain area, window, program; record the whole screen; choose FPS for recording; record from the audio device of your choice; choose if you want to record the mouse cursor; select the codec to use for recording; select the image format for the screenshot function; add a title to your video; convert video files; schedule time to record; and more.

Please note that liteCam HD puts a watermark on all recorded videos. To get rid of this limitation, you need to purchase a license.

The simple truth of the matter is that liteCam HD is a properly good screen recording tool.