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So the recordings are interlaced and falter.
The timeline continues to run on the video but the image is still.
I have noticed this several times.
I use Movavi Video Suite 23 (has always been top and still is)
With Snipping Tool the videos look like I have a very low frame rate or after 2 hours of recording I can't save it because the recording freezes when saving.
All drivers are up to date.
This has only been the case since Windows 11.
Everything worked great with Windows 10.
You don't really get any tips from Google.
I have an Acer A315-24P-AMD Ryzen3 7320U 16 GB RAM
Does anyone have any tips? 🙌❤️
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so deeply relaxed
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Why don't you just use the on-board tools of Windows 10 or Windows 11?
Here are some instructions:
How can I record a video with my PC?
Use the shortcut [Windows key] + [G]. In the menu that now appears, you will find various recording options at the top left. To start the screen video, click on the icon with the small circle or alternatively use the key combination [Windows key] + [Alt] + [R].
By the way, in my opinion you can throw Windows 11 in the garbage can, it would have been better if you had stayed with Win10.
And secondly, you can upload this video here to test it and Julian can take a look at it and edit it afterwards. That was also the case for me.
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