If you are using NVIDIA NVENC H.264 codec by default, the recorded file may be very large.
If you click the codec menu of Ocam, you can check whether you are using the NVENC H.264 codec as follows.
In Ocam's Codec menu, click Hardware Encoder Settings.
Then, the following hardware encoder setting window appears, and you can reduce the size of the recorded video file by modifying the part marked with yellow box.
First, let's take a look at how to reduce the size of a recorded file using the variable bitrate.
(Rate control should be 1-PASS VBR as shown below.)
The quantizer value can be set from 1 to 51.
Lower quantizer values result in better image quality; higher quantizer values result in poorer image quality.
That is, the recording quality is defined by the range from the minimum quantizer to the maximum quantizer value.
For example,
If the minimum quantizer value is 1 and the maximum quantizer value is 13, the recording quality is 1 to 13.
If the minimum quantizer value is 1 and the maximum quantizer value is 51, the recording quality is 1 to 51.
If the minimum quantizer value is 13 and the maximum quantizer value is 51, the recording quality is 13 to 51.
In conclusion, to reduce the size of a movie recording file, the larger the minimum and maximum quantizer values, the lower the recording quality and the smaller the recording file size.
The quantizer value can be adjusted as follows.
To lower the quality and reduce the size of the recorded image while maintaining the maximum recording quality, set the minimum quantizer value to 1 and the maximum quantizer value as large as you want to reduce the quality.
(E.g. minimum quantizer: 1, maximum quantizer 30)
To reduce the size of the recorded image by reducing the image quality to the maximum in the middle while maintaining the medium quality, the minimum quantizer is 26 and the maximum quantizer value is 51.
Note that the minimum quantizer value cannot be greater than the maximum quantizer value.
That is, the minimum quantizer value <= maximum quantizer value.
Note: If you set the minimum quantizer value to 1 or the maximum quantizer value to 1, the file size of the recorded video will be huge.
The default minimum quantizer value is 1, the maximum quantizer value is 13, and it is recommended to set it within the following range.
Minimum quantizer> = 1 and maximum quantizer value> = 13
Here's how to reduce the size of a recorded video file using a fixed bitrate.
Just change the rate control to 1-PASS CBR as shown and set the average bitrate.
The larger the average bitrate size, the higher the image quality, and the smaller the size, the lower the image quality and the smaller the recorded file size.
Finally, using fixed quantizer parameters.
Set the rate control to 1-PASS fixed quantizer parameter as shown below.
There is no concept of minimum quantizer and maximum quantizer in VBR, and the quantizer will set the quality to a fixed value.
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Set the recording area first by operating the green recording area with the mouse.
Middle drag cursor
Allows you to move the recording area with the mouse.
Drag the mouse to adjust the size of the recording area.
And the large square area is the recording area for screen recording.
Once the recording area has been set, click the Record button on the Ocam main screen or press the default hot key (F2) to start recording. (Hotkeys can be changed by the user.)
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When the recording starts, the ocam main window will change as shown below.
The stop button stops recording, pause pauses recording, and capture can be captured while recording.
The remaining time, the size of the recording file currently being recorded, and the remaining space on the hard disk are displayed.
The recording area also changes to red, and if the recording area is red, you will know that you are recording.
Tap Stop Recording to stop recording and click the Open button to check the recorded video.
Click the Open button to open Windows Explorer and select the recorded file.
The recorded video can be played by the video player,