Overview
Capture Studio is a Windows-only screen recorder paired with a multi-track video editor from OpenHub AS. It captures a full desktop, a single window or a drawn region at up to 120 FPS, then outputs a finished clip with smoothed cursor motion, click-following zoom, AI narration and styled captions. Speech-to-text, voice synthesis and avatar lip-sync all run locally, so source footage never leaves the workstation. Target users are tutorial creators, software demonstrators and documentation teams.
Key Features
- Screen, Window & Region Capture — records a desktop, one window or any drawn area at up to 120 FPS, subject to GPU and disk speed.
- Timeline Editor with Live Effects — multi-track editing where every effect previews exactly as exported.
- Smooth Cursor & Click Highlights — smoothed pointer motion with click ripples to steer viewer attention.
- Smart Zoom — automatic zoom-ins follow the cursor; manual keyframe zoom available.
- Keystroke Overlay — displays pressed keys on screen for shortcut-heavy tutorials.
- Studio Voice — 85 neural voices in 22 languages generated on-device, plus voice cloning from a 10–15 second sample (RTX 2070 suggested).
- Studio Avatar — lip-synced presenter avatar limited today to a few female voices (RTX 2060 minimum).
- Automatic Subtitles — on-device speech recognition with automatic language detection.
- Snapshot Export — follows each click and step, exporting to Markdown, PDF, HTML or PowerPoint Show.
- Privacy Blur — keyframed blur regions that auto-track moving windows.
- Floating Displays & Backgrounds — rounded shadowed frames over gradients, aligned with canvas guides.
- Noise Cancelling — strips fan hum, keyboard clatter and room tone.
- Android Mirroring — records a phone through Developer Mode alongside the PC.
Use Cases
Software vendors producing product demos cut editing time with auto-zoom and click highlights. Support and documentation teams turn one walkthrough into Markdown, PDF or slide guides through Snapshot. Educators combine keystroke overlays, subtitles and 22-language narration to localise a recording without re-shooting. IT and HR groups redact credentials in onboarding videos using privacy blur. Freelancers favour the lifetime licence and offline processing, avoiding per-minute cloud fees while keeping client footage confidential. A dedicated NVIDIA GPU is advisable for the voice and avatar modules.
