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[Gretta Wing Miller]

I don’ no nuffin bout no windoze machines, but if you happen to have an iPhone, the Voice Memos app works beautifully for audio recording.

Long-time documentary filmmaker here, so if you need some help, let me know.

Gretta

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Capturing video and audio of your own voice in VLC Media Player

charles meyer <reachm...@gmail.com>: Jan 21 05:16PM -0500 Hi All,   I want to create short videos on how to do some basic 3D printing.   I can record the video with VLC Media Player but after watching 4 YT videos none of what they suggested worked.   Have you created screen captures of bit video and your own voice narrating using VLC Media Player (Windows 11)?   Thank you.   Charles.   Charlotte County Public Library

Jakob Cornell <ja...@jcornell.net>: Jan 21 04:30PM -0600 I don't recall the last time I recorded just audio on a PC, but another app option for that is Audacity.   I can't tell whether you're also recording video of your screen for this, but if you are maybe audio capture from a microphone is also a feature of the tool you're using for that. I don't have any specific advice to give there though.   Jakob

Dave Franchino <dave.fr...@gmail.com>: Jan 21 04:41PM -0600 Charles,   The built-in *Windows Game Bar* works well for this and is often much simpler than VLC for short how-to videos.   On *Windows 11*, press *Windows Key + G* to bring it up. From there, you can start a screen recording and narrate using your microphone at the same time. It captures the screen of whatever application you’re demonstrating (slicers like Cura, PrusaSlicer, etc. work fine).   A couple of small tips:   -   Make sure your *microphone is enabled* in the Game Bar audio widget (easy to miss the first time). -   Recordings are automatically saved to *Videos → Captures*. -   It’s best for recording an application window rather than the full desktop, but that’s usually fine for software demos.   For quick instructional videos, it’s been very reliable in my experience and avoids a lot of the VLC setup pain.   Dave   On Wed, Jan 21, 2026 at 4:21 PM charles meyer <reachm...@gmail.com> wrote:

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