You want to record video chat through Zoom, Skype, Google Meet or even Microsoft Team? Do you want to keep a trace of your video calls to share it with loved ones or to use it professionally?
Stop your research. Thanks to this tutorial, you will be able to record your video conversations, regardless of the email software you are using.
There is no need to install software to record what happens on your screen. Sure Windows 10, you have the Xbox Game bar.
What is Xbox game bar?
Basically intended for video games, Xbox game bar peut record video from any application.
To record video call, open your favorite mailbox ( Google Meet, Skype or Whatsapp, Zoom…), start the conversation and start recording.
The Xbox Game bar has several interesting features, particularly in terms of sound. It is possible to record your microphone or not and manage the different sound intensities during recording
There are, however, some limitations: you cannot save File Explorer or the desktop Windows 10. It is also not possible to switch from one window to another: the Xbox bar only records what happens on the application from which you started recording.
Record a video call with Xbox Bar
Start recording
First, press the logo key Windows + G to open the Game Bar.
Start your conversation to record. Click on Capture then Start recording. The sound from your microphone is automatically not recorded.
To change this, click Activate the microphone during recording.
Watch your video
While recording, the Xbox bar disappears and a control window appears on the right.
To stop recording click on Stop recording.
A notification will appear, click on it to view your recording. if you miss this notification, reopen the Xbox bar and click Show all captures.
Manage registration
Thanks to the Xbox bar you can mix the sound depending on where it comes from. click Audio. All sound sources appear and you can manage the different intensities. You can also view your PC's performance to see how well it supports the game you're playing. Finally, click Pin to keep a window open even while recording.
