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Once the recording is done you can see the saved file in your destination folder. Step 5.Ĭlick on the Save button and recording will start and you will have a stop button whenever you want to stop it. Please remember one thing here if you have low configuration PC then opt for medium quality otherwise video recording will get lag. There you also set the quality that you want to record, high the quality selection big will be the size of the file. With the convert screen will appear and there you need to select the option Browse, And you need to select the destination folder where you want to store the captured data, make sure you choose some convenient path to get your files saved. Step 2.Īnd there you need to select the tab Capture Device and now you will see the screen to capture that is Desktop and then you can adjust the “Desired frame rate to capture” and then simply click on convert option there.

Step 1.įirst of all launch VLC media player in your Windows and then select the option Media and then Convert/Save option there. The method is quite simple and straight and you can use this by accessing just 3-4 settings in the VLC and I have shared the screenshots also so any non-technical guy can also implement this. Record Windows 10 Screen Using VLC Media Player

Record Windows 10 Screen Using VLC Media Player.

There are old tools, i.e., devilspie and devilspie2, that allow to define rules so that newly created windows are sized and placed where you determine, but they are not that easy to work with.Īnyway, likely the configuration setting will already solve most of your current issue. Many applications "remember" sizes, Evince remembers sizes (annoyingly according to me) on a per document basis, others do not remember size and position and open each time the same way with some default size and a placement determined by the "smart" algorithm of mutter, or "centered" if you turn that option on in Gnome Tweaks. This is in first instance determined by the application itself. There is unfortunately little control on the default window size of a created window.

That should solve your issue where you find that windows are maximized even if you did not explicitly do that yourself. You can turn that effect off with the command gsettings set auto-maximize false

This is controlled by a setting of the mutter window manager. By default, windows of a large size will automatically maximize indeed.