Plus, its easier on system resources to record at smaller dimensions.Īfter testing countless times, it is absolutely clear that there is a mismatch between Camtasia and Logitech webcams, like the C920 and the latest Brio model! I have tested on different computers, both with the latest hardware, and the exact same problem happens! When recording webcam and screen at the same time, the webcam video has numerous small freezes in the image, from about 0.5 to 1 second each. Recording at 480p probably makes more sense in most cases. I never enlarged the size of the webcam footage in the corner of the screen.And I cropped down from widescreen mode.Because a widescreen webcam in to corner didn't look right to me. I've recorded at 720p when I've done this. The few times I've done this, the Logitech recordings came out great.No freezing up, no audio issues. However, Camtasia tends to lose audio sync when you pause recordings.It's best to record straight through.Avoid pause altogether. Especially if you intend on pausing and restarting the recording. It's not as convenient as doing it all through Camtasia's recorder. Clap your hands or make some easy to pick up sound on both recorders.Then sync the recordings manually in the Camtasia editor. You would need to start the both of the recorders separately. The auto setting is only correct if the room is lit by natural outside light.At least, that's my experience. When you go into advanced settings you can unlock and adjust the White Balance.Which I highly recommend.

The Logitech C920 has Free downloadable software for recording with the webcam. I'll start by saying I have a strong CPU and GPU.

Logitech c920 software download