Callback by TAPATCH VS StudySpaces

• Clips itself
  Callback hears laughing, screaming, cheering, crying and yelling, on your mic and in the game, and saves the moment. Turn each mood on or off and choose how often it clips.
• The seconds before, too
  Your screen is kept in memory, never on disk, so every clip starts before the moment happened. Press Alt+F9 to save one yourself; press it twice for a longer one.
• No lag in games
  Recording runs on your graphics card's video encoder (NVIDIA, AMD or Intel), at any frame rate up to 240 fps, on one screen or all of them.
• Separate sound tracks
  With your mic and the game both on, each clip has three sound tracks: both mixed (what players and Discord play), just your mic and just the game. Auto captions can follow your voice alone, and other video editors show each track separately.
• Montages from any video
  Drop in your clips or hours of recordings. Callback listens through them, picks the best moments and lines them up, ready to export.
• A real editor
  Trim, split, speed up or slow down, change the volume, add transitions between clips and color looks, move, zoom, turn and crop the picture, add text and music, and export wide, tall (TikTok, Shorts, Reels) or square.
• Word-by-word captions
  Auto captions in the style of popular videos, with the word being said lit up. Pick the font, colors and look on a live sample, and which sound they follow: your mic, the game, or any tracks you tick. Speech recognition runs on your PC, in many languages.
• Two-screen recordings
  Recorded both monitors at once? Callback finds the screen with the game and shows just that one. Switch to the other screen or show both with one click.

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