Recording long tutorials and courses in one take is hard. That’s why professional course creators usually split their videos up in segments, and record them one-by-one. If you’re planning to use Screen Studio to record your next video, you might be wondering how to split the recording into multiple clips, and then combine them.
Screen Studio currently doesn’t offer built-in functionality to merge multiple recordings. However, there’s good news: the developers have confirmed this feature is on their roadmap and will be available in a future update.
In the meantime, you can:
If you are looking to create educational content like tutorials, video courses and product demos, you might want to consider alternatives like Borumi.
With Borumi, you can first outline your video's structure in the built-in script editor, which is similar to Notion and Google Docs. You can then record each scene separately, retrying as many times as needed. Borumi allows you to capture your camera, screen, and microphone—even multiple sources simultaneously. After recording, you can easily edit your video in the built-in editor, trimming clips and adding attractive layouts and effects.