StoryXpress VS Recordzilla Screen Recorder

StoryXpress has been empowering immersive video experiences since 2014. The product suite is being actively used by thousands of global enterprises, media companies, retailers, service providers and educational institutions, engaging an active community of 400k+ users.

StoryXpress achieves this by developing technologies once thought impossible, providing enterprise-grade security features, customer support without any excuses, and leveraging the expertise and resources of global infrastructure.

Designed to help enterprises grow, and boost productivity across various departments, StoryXpress powers some of the biggest brands in the world, including Target, Johnson & Johnson, Revlon, Hanes, and Unilever.

From sending across video sales pitches, creating product demo videos to recording videos for customer support and communication with your colleagues, StoryXpress lets you do it all.

Backed by powerful (and diverse) integrations, StoryXpress lets you take videos along wherever you go. It’s quite a flexible tool that seamlessly integrates and fits into your software stack. But, in case you get stuck, our customer support team is there 24*7 to escort you out of the problem.

Recordzilla is screen recorder software that lets you capture video, audio and pictures of anything you see on your computer screen and save it as video AVI, WMV, Flash SWF, or Flash FLV. You can use Recordzilla to record the entire desktop, active windows, any portions of the screen, mouse cursor's movement, menus, games, and even video with sound. You can also use Recordzilla to record from microphone to add narration to your recordings, or record what you hear from the computer speakers. Advanced features includes time stamp your videos, schedule a recording, hotkeys, adjust video resolution, size, and frame rate. Recordzilla is useful for creating training videos, presentations, demos, recording streaming video eg. Youtube, recording webcams from AIM, Skype, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger or capture movies from TV card, DVD, VCD.