ScreenStudio: How It Works

ScreenStudio is my personal project that I do work on in my spare times.

It does record your computer display into a video file and let you share those videos over the web.

Here's a full review of the currently supported features:

File support:

• TS
• FLV
• MP4
• MOV
• HLS (For live streaming over HTTP)
• GIF

Streaming support:

• Youtube
• Twitch
• Facebook
• Ustream
• Generic RTMP server

Video Source:

• Computer desktop (Display)
• Webcams (multi-webcams supported)
• Image (and animated GIFs)
• Text (basic HTML, interactive Tags)

Audio source:

• Microphone
• Internal System
• Microphone + Internal System

Special features:

• Free layout of your video elements
• Background music
• Video transitions (Fade-In, Fade-Out, Enter from left/right/top/bottom, Exit to left/right/top/bottom)
• Unlimited layers of video sources
• Free as in Open Source
• Hide while recording

ScreenStudio can do a lot, but it does try to keep things simple. No worry about video encoding and quality. The main goal is: Streaming, made easy!

To get ScreenStudio, all you need to do is visit the main website: http://screenstudio.crombz.com

Make sure that Java 8 is installed on your computer (Ubuntu or Windows)

1. Download the latest version
2. Uncompressed the archive
3. Double-click on the ScreenStudio.jar file

In Ubuntu, you can launch the "createDesktopShortcut.sh" script to create an icon desktop launcher.