System audio
Capture sound from the computer for software demonstrations, lessons, and gameplay.
Practical recording controls
Everything needed to capture Windows clearly.
Flexible modes, audio and webcam controls, hardware acceleration, scheduling, annotations, and documented output settings—without building a streaming scene.
Four capture modes
Frame the recording around the task.
- Full Screen: capture an entire display.
- Custom Area: define the exact region to include.
- Program Window: focus on a selected application window.
- Game Mode: use the dedicated workflow for supported games.
Sound and camera
Build the recording from the sources you need.
Microphone
Add narration independently or together with system audio.
Webcam
Include a camera overlay and adjust it for walkthroughs, lessons, or reactions.
Explain as you record
Make actions easier to follow.
- Apply cursor effects that help viewers follow movement and clicks.
- Use annotation tools to point out controls or important areas.
- Configure hotkeys for frequent recording actions.
- Take screenshots during the recording workflow.
Performance and automation
Use the hardware and timing that fit the job.
Hardware acceleration
Use compatible NVIDIA, Intel, or AMD hardware detected by LosslessRec. Check the published GPU list before relying on a specific configuration.
Scheduled recording
Create a recording task in advance when a session starts at a known time.
Multiple monitors
Select the display you need in a multi-monitor workspace.
Output controls
Check the details before recording.
LosslessRec documents supported systems, screen inputs, hardware acceleration, output formats, codecs, resolutions, and frame-rate choices. Available performance depends on the computer, source, settings, and storage.
Video and audio parameters
Configure available format, codec, frame rate, resolution, and audio options for the intended result.
Save location
Choose where recordings are stored and confirm available disk space before long captures.
Recording tasks
Review task settings and output choices before an unattended recording begins.
Trial disclosure
Know the limits before downloading.
Two-minute recordings
Each trial recording is limited to two minutes.
Trial watermark
Recordings made in the trial include a LosslessRec watermark.
Feature limits
High-frame-rate recording is limited to 24 fps or lower, and some automation and editing capabilities require a paid license.
Questions
Feature FAQ
Is LosslessRec designed for streaming?
LosslessRec is positioned as a focused screen recorder. If your primary need is live production with scenes, sources, and streaming integrations, broadcasting software such as OBS Studio may be a better fit.
Can I record system audio and microphone together?
Yes. The recording interface supports system sound and microphone controls, including using both for narration over a demonstration or gameplay.
Does hardware acceleration work on every PC?
No single hardware path works everywhere. LosslessRec publishes supported NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD requirements; verify your system on the technical specifications page.
Where can I learn each recording mode?
The public User Guide covers installation, capture modes, advanced features, settings, and troubleshooting.
Does LosslessRec bypass DRM?
No. Use it only for content you own or are authorized to capture. It does not bypass DRM, encryption, or access controls.
Check the workflow on your PC.
Download the trial, review its limits, and test the capture mode and sound sources you plan to use.