These are included in the application and allow you to comment any part of the desktop. If you do not want to record your voice but still need to explain the images to the viewer you can use Screen notes. With this option you can really explain every action at the moment that you are doing it. The application is a good tool for presentations because it can record sound from the computer or from a microphone. For the main actions such as starting or pausing the recording, the application allows you to define shortcut keys and keyboard combinations. The frame can be moved during the recording to emphasize certain actions or tasks. In order to optimize the size of the video file the program can be configured to record the entire screen, a window or you can select the exact area that you work on. The output files are AVI clips that can be opened by every media player. The program can be considered a lightweight desktop capture program that helps you create video tutorials with ease.

7, 9 It confronts and questions the textures of the network, the negativity of the medium, 10 offering ludic expansions and extensions of the talking heads we have all become.HyperCam is a handy tool that can be used to record the actions that occur on your desktop and save them in video format. Hypercam breaks the normative frame of video conferencing, prying the image apart to expose its visceraвЂ“what is being stitched into the вЂњreal,вЂќ what is being lost in the mediation of video signal transmissionвЂ“as well as its metamorphic potential. 7 Networked interface streams define the hyperreality of quarantine culture, the psychogeographies of isolation, a model of society founded upon a networked asociality (#AloneTogether). 6 The materiality of the interface is distributed on the level of planetary-scale computation. As we interact with it, we imagine ourselves inhabiting the stream. The вЂњstreamвЂќ is literally nowhere but, nonetheless, it is experienced as real. This shift is exemplified by Virtual Zoom backgrounds in which we inhabit ideal, but not actual, spaces each in a self-selected isolation chamber, one box in an array of talking boxes as great or small as the available bandwidth can supply. In 1980 Paul Virilio predicted that вЂњvision of light moving on a screen would have replaced all personal movement.вЂќ 4 Forty years later, interfaces have become our new reality: the virtual as the вЂњreal but not actual, ideal but not abstractвЂќ 5 takes over. With half of the global population in lockdown, 2 concerns about surveillance capitalism 3 in the age of streaming have been momentarily pushed to one side. If shooting 1 characterized the past decade of internet culture, from selfies to Instagram, streaming has emerged as the protagonist of 2020s quarantine culture: a moment characterized not by the drive вЂњto save the moment for laterвЂќ but instead by spatially dislocated but вЂњliveвЂќ connections (as inflected by network latencies). Hypercam enacts a gesture of visual resistance to the squared-off talking heads that we have all become it converts the interface flatland into a multidimensional space of play. Once a bounded practice, a backup for otherwise face-to-face encounters, video conferencing became the normative mode of interaction for work meetings, friendships, education, love relationships and family gatherings on both the local and global scales. During the first months of 2020, human relationships turned virtual.

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