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This article or section documents something not included in the current version of Scratch (3.0). It is only useful from a historical perspective. |
The record project video option was a feature in the Scratch User Interface, added on December 21, 2015,[1] which allowed Scratchers to record Scratch projects without any third-party screen recording software. This feature was removed in Scratch 3.0.
It was only able to record durations less than 60 seconds.[1]
Recording Options
When creating a recording, multiple options are displayed to configure the recording. The default option selected is to include sound from your project. Additional options are available by selecting "more options".
| Option | Result | ||
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| Include Sound From Project | This option includes all sounds from the projects in the recording, including sounds created from notes, sound effects, etc. | ||
| Include Sound From Microphone | This option includes all sounds from the microphone will be included in the recording, if one is plugged in. | ||
| Show Mouse Pointer | This option displays the mouse pointer in the recording, if it is within the bounds of the recording area. | ||
| Record Entire Editor | This option includes the entire editor instead of only the project player in the recording.
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| Record at Highest Quality | This option will ensure the highest quality possible in the recording.
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References
- ↑ a b topic:174578
