Cap Studio Mode

In this video, I walk through the process of recording and editing videos using Cap in studio mode. I start by recording a video locally with some lo-fi music playing in the background, even though the video is muted. Upon stopping the recording, I open the editor and demonstrate that the microphone and system audio volume levels are separate, allowing for flexibility in post-production. I show that it's possible to mute the microphone or play it alone, and then proceed to add some visual effects to the video, such as a background blur, rounded corners, and a zoom segment. I zoom in on a specific area to highlight the feature. Finally, I export the edited video, choosing between MP4 and GIF formats, and selecting from various compression options, resolutions, and output methods, including exporting to a file, clipboard, or shareable link. I emphasize that Cap is completely free to use locally and invite feedback from users.