When using Screen Capture, common questions focus on formats, duration, sending methods, and sound limits; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.
FAQ
Which formats does screen recording support?
- Screen Capture supports GIF and MP4.
- GIF is suitable for short animated explanations.
- MP4 is suitable for saving a video file, but it currently does not record sound.
Is there a time limit for a single recording?
- A single recording can last up to 5 minutes.
- During recording, you can check the elapsed time and maximum duration in the bottom control bar.
- After the limit is reached, the recording ends and the result file is generated.
How do I send the recording after it is finished?
- After you finish recording, review the result in the preview window.
- Select Forward to send it to a target conversation.
- You can also select Copy and paste it into a chat box, or select Download to save it locally.
Why does MP4 have no sound?
- In the current version, MP4 recording captures video only.
- If you need to show a process quickly, you can still use MP4 for a silent demonstration.
- If you want to emphasize short dynamic steps, you can also switch to GIF.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| GIF | An animated image format that works well for short, looping process demonstrations. |
| MP4 | A common video format that is suitable for saving recordings and opening them in many media players. |
| Recording area | The screen range you select before recording starts. It determines what appears in the final result. |
| Forward | The action in the preview window that sends the recorded result to a selected chat conversation. |