How to Export Camera and Screen Recordings as Separate Files in Screen Studio
If you want to edit your Screen Studio recordings in a separate video editor like Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, or DaVinci Resolve, you can export your camera and screen recordings as separate files.
Exporting Separate Files
- Open your Screen Studio project.
- Click on Export while the project is open.
- Select Extract raw recording files.
This will export separate files for your camera recording and screen recording, which you can then import and edit in any video editor of your choice.
Limitations
Keep in mind that these raw files will not contain effects like:
- Smooth zooming effects
- Camera transitions
- Animated elements
These effects are only available when you edit within Screen Studio itself.
Need a More Affordable Alternative?
If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option that still offers the ability to export separate files, consider Borumi. Borumi provides:
- Export recordings as separate camera and screen files
- Smooth zoom-in effects
- Smooth cursor movement animations
- More affordable pricing than Screen Studio
Try Borumi for free and see if it fits your workflow better.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I export camera and screen recordings separately in Screen Studio?
Yes. Click Export while your project is open, then select 'Extract raw recording files' to export separate files for camera and screen recordings.
Will the separate files include Screen Studio's effects?
No. The raw recording files will not contain effects like smooth zooming, transitions, or color corrections. These effects are only available when editing within Screen Studio.
What video editors can I use with the exported files?
You can use any video editor that supports standard video formats, including Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and others.
Is there a more affordable alternative to Screen Studio?
Yes, Borumi offers similar functionality including separate file exports, smooth zoom effects, and cursor animations at a more affordable price point.