

You can tell Fraps has been around for a while: how many screen recorder apps still list Windows XP and 2003 in their compatibility list? This is an old app – the most recent release came out seven years ago – but its age is actually a bonus if you’re running older versions of Windows or need a screen recording app with very modest hardware requirements. One thing that’s different about Screen Grabber Premium is the pricing: if you don’t shell out for the lifetime licence, your money only pays for a year of using the app. The interface is pretty minimalist but it’s clear enough and straightforward to use. The built-in editor enables you to add text, lines, call-outs, and other on-screen items, which is useful if you want to create a tutorial rather than just capture your gameplay, and the app can also record audio from anything that’s playing on your PC or Mac.
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Screen Grabber Premium enables you to record full screen, a selected area, just your webcam, or even just a small area around your mouse, and it outputs in all the key formats, including MP4.

Price: Free trial from $29.95 a year or $42.95 for lifetime licence Best for: Feature-packed gameplay recordingĬompatibility: Windows 7/8/10, macOS 10.8 and higher
