How to Record Videos in Chunks Using Screen Studio
Recording long videos like courses or tutorials can be challenging, especially when trying to get everything perfect in one take. If you’re creating educational content or detailed tutorials, you might want to break your recording into smaller, more manageable chunks.
Unfortunately, Screen Studio doesn’t currently support recording videos in chunks or scenes. The app requires you to record the entire video in one continuous session. This means you’ll need to either:
- Record everything in one take and edit out mistakes later
- Record multiple separate Screen Studio projects and combine them using external video editing software
This limitation can make the recording process more complex and less smooth, especially for longer content.
Alternative 1: Borumi - Designed for Multi-Scene Recording
Consider trying Borumi, which was designed from the ground up to support multi-scene recordings. With Borumi, you can:
- Record in chunks: Break your video into multiple scenes and record each one separately
- Automatic combination: Borumi automatically combines all your scenes into one seamless video
- Professional effects: Enjoy automatic zooming effects and smooth cursor movements similar to Screen Studio
- Manageable workflow: Focus on one section at a time without the pressure of perfect single takes
This approach makes the recording process much more manageable and helps you create higher-quality content by allowing you to perfect each segment individually.
Alternative 2: External Video Editing
If you prefer to stick with Screen Studio, you can work around this limitation by:
- Recording multiple separate Screen Studio projects
- Exporting each project individually
- Using external video editing software like DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro to combine the clips
While this approach works, it adds complexity to your workflow and requires additional software and skills.