[Tips]To set the image quality..  

[Tips]To set the image quality at the time of recording (from high quality to low quality)

Note: This setting does not apply to external codec, will be applied only to Okemu built-in codec. Lowering the recording quality (quality), the size of the recorded video is small and out of image quality will be worse.

 

There is a menu at the top, tool - click the options you like, click the encoding to the left, as follows: it is possible to select the image quality (quality), it is set to default at very high (high-definition). 

 

Image quality during recording, you can choose to evaluate, such as the following.

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Very high

High

Middle

Low

Very low 

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Additional tips

[HOWTO]Setting Up oCam - Effect - Click Effect

Learn about setting effect categories when you click Tools-Options on the oCam main menu.

 
Click effects can be applied when the left mouse button is clicked and when the right mouse button is clicked.

Here are the options for the effects you can click on, and learn about each one.


Style supports five styles.

Ring


Star


Star ( Random color)



Star Rotation



Star Rotation (Random Color)


The color is the color used for the click effect, and the color you set is ignored for random colors.

 

By default it's red, for example the style is a ring, and if you change the color to black, you get:

(Note: the highlight animation starts slightly to the left of the edit cursor, which is normal because the click coordinate of the edit cursor is slightly to the left.)



The length of the animation is how long the mouse cursor effect lasts.

 

 

If you set an animation length of about 0.5 seconds


 

If you set an animation length of about 2.5 seconds

 

Size and line thickness mean the size of the figure and the border thickness of the figure according to the set style.
If you increase the size to 150, and the line thickness is about 20

 

And finally, the part that looks like below is a preview to preview the options you set.


Hover over the preview shown above and left or right click to preview the effect.


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